Full Sturgeon Supermoon setting over the Pacific Ocean at
South Beach, Olympic National Park in Washington.
Trails at the Hoh River in Olympic National Park
The Rain Forest has Maple, Hemlock, Sitka Spruce and Douglas Fir
all bedecked in moss.
Trail of Mosses
Banana Slug
Ribbon Snake
Fox Glove common roadside flower
Wilson's Warbler
Chestnut-backed Chickadee
Rough Hedge Nettle
Bird's-foot Treefoil
South Beach - Olympic National Park at low tide
Many large stumps, all washed up!
Band-tailed Pigeons on driftwood
Posing for a close-up
Olympic rabbit - small & dark pelage
Hoh River
Sooty Grouse
Feeding on flower heads along the road
Look out Grouse! Preditor coming. Bobcat
Glacier till from the Olympic Mountains color the river a beautiful aqua.
Quinault National Forest Waterfall
We were watching the falls and an American Dipper flew toward us to feed.
This unique bird actually walks on the bottom of the stream under water for insects
Large Maple leaf in the rain forest - 12 inches across
A large Sitka Spruce fell across the trail and had to be cut.
The diameter was six feet high with approximately 430 rings.
Walked the Quinault Ranger Station Trail early in a light rain.
These Roosevelt Elk were resting and chewing cud.
This Bull Elk is probably the head of the harem
This Bull likely a future competitor.
Semipalmated Plover
Dungeness Crab
Sand Dollar
Black-bellied Plovers still sporting breeding plumage
Ecola Head in Oregon, our first of many State Parks along the coast
Oregon Junco singing
Depoe Bay, fog cleared for a photo
Oregon Dunes, miles and miles of sand along the Pacific
Some of the Dunes were over 100 feet high.
Dark Red Squirrel in the dark conifer forest.
Ever present, noisy Steller's Jays
A West Coast specialty, Wrentit.
Wrentit in Blackberry patch, pishes in close.
(Photographer eating many Blackberries!)
Salamanders inhabit this cold, springfed creek at Honey Bear RV.
California Quail covey, four adults and seven chicks, early morning visitors.
Cock in full regalia,
Next up - California!
Love & Prayers,
Ty & Ida Baumann
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