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A Great Egret is a good find up here. :)
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Excellent BIF shots, Rocky!
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I was out at Semiahmoo early this morning and maneuvered into position for this shot....why not?
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Very nice, Rocky. Same problem here with the haze.
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I was on my bike when a group of Steller's Jays alerted me to something that made stopping worthwhile.
In no time, this handsome Sharpie gave me ample photo ops.
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The dark axillaries are the key....Prairie Falcon.
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Nice light on American Border.
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Or Rocky Adams....?
Big B&W fan here and Ansel was an early inspiration for me.
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Super mountain photograph. Really captures the essence of the high country.
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I like this shot!
I've had quite a few of those "window" days up there in 38 years +. You're teased and tantalized with a quick photo op and then it's gone. Nice backyard, though...any day.
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Finally managed to capture the green that gives this bird its name.
Just the right lighting, and a little luck, perhaps?
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My vote is for Lesser for all the diagnostics: shorter/straighter bill, longer legs, etc.
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Here's one of eight GRYLs that I observed this morning at the mouth of California Creek, south of Blaine. This one's a juvenile.
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This was a totally unexpected find today on the Semiahmoo Spit, in the wind and rain. Totally in the open above the beach and being mobbed by crows, but he hung in there!
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Very nice Bittern. One of the best I've seen. Bravo!
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No, this is a new one. The dead one is still dead. All attempts to resuscitate have failed.
But, life goes on. :)
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Creepers blend in so well with the trees they frequent that it's always fun to catch one with a different background for a change.
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It's a juvenile Spotted Towhee.
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Located two Barred Owls in Bellingham's Cornwall Park this afternoon. This male was watching/waiting for crayfish and he eventually snared one.
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