Deborah Freeman: Turkey vulture. flying overhead with a buddy
Deborah Freeman: I believe this is an "Early Tachinid Fly, on manzanita.
Deborah Freeman: virginia rail Hamilton Marsh
Deborah Freeman: My first view of the illusive virginia rail in Hamilton Marsh
Deborah Freeman: Virginia Rail calling out in the marsh
Deborah Freeman: interesting sky from our campsite.
Deborah Freeman: Horned Grebe going for the dive.
Deborah Freeman: I must say I am partial to the immature eagles' feather patterns...
Deborah Freeman: So delighted to see numbers increasing of sea otters on the Salish Sea.
Deborah Freeman: Sea Otter, lovely to see them in larger numbers
Deborah Freeman: Common loon going down...as the wave comes up
Deborah Freeman: Common loon on rough water.
Deborah Freeman: Early morning mating in their special tree
Deborah Freeman: Pigeon Guillemot takes off as the sunsets.
Deborah Freeman: Long-tailed duck late paddle on the water
Deborah Freeman: Harrier hen...evening.
Deborah Freeman: Then occasionally they enjoy a moment of quiet time.
Deborah Freeman: small wetland areas often have lots of wildlife hanging around...these mallards go in and out at a seconds notice.
Deborah Freeman: flying into the light....Trumpeter Swans
Deborah Freeman: Swan leaving the marsh.
Deborah Freeman: You can't have it!!! Juvenile fending off an older eagle
Deborah Freeman: Male bufflehead taking off after mating..."lots of splash"!!
Deborah Freeman: California Sea Lion. Always curious, always giving your the eye
Deborah Freeman: A different way of seeing.
Deborah Freeman: A familiar scene heading up the path
Deborah Freeman: Eagle landing to see what was going on
Deborah Freeman: double-crested cormorant flying over long-tailed ducks
Deborah Freeman: northern pintail drake
Deborah Freeman: Black Oyster catcher eating the usual ....clams..
Deborah Freeman: Standing in the marsh, the swans rise up over the mountains