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12-3-17 - Here we are at Wylie Slough
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12-3-17 - Swan Lake
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12-3-17 - Gulls pace the train
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12-3-17 - The first of a record number of Kestrels!
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12-3-17 - Swans flying into the ether
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12-3-17 - Many harriers, all ages and both genders (this one female)
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12-3-17 - Snow Goose music filled the air
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12-3-17 - But what is the flock to the bottom right of him?
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12-3-17 - Winter is coming!
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12-3-17 - The tree next to that famous red bush, featuring 2 raptors and 1 Meadowlark
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12-3-17 - Snow Geese executing a tricky drill team maneuver
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12-3-17 - In case you want to see where we were
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12-3-17 - Swans everywhere!
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12-3-17 - Prairie Falcon!
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12-3-17 - Rural ambiance
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12-3-17 - Look!
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12-3-17 - Too many Bald Eagles
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12-3-17 - Northern Shrike!! Brought all the cars back to us.
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12-3-17 - That Shrike enjoys the thorns
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12-3-17 - Hunter picks up his poor substitutes
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12-3-17 - Pretty poor Christmas tree - Public art on the bridge across the Stillaguamish
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12-3-17 - Not another BAEA!
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12-3-17 - Birders survey the Stillaguamish at Eide Road
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12-3-17 - Downy working just 2 feet from loud birders on Eide Rd
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12-3-17 - Birding the Wylie Slough dike
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12-3-17 - Number 4 Falcon species for the day!
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12-3-17 - Peregrine Falcon at Hayton Reserve
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12-3-17 - Up close and personal with Snow Geese
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12-3-17 - Preening
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12-3-17 - Wigeon & friends