Looking Back
Weather worn
Not sure why, but with the passing of time I grow more interested in “classic” vehicles such as this GMC truck at a local nursery.
Beach bee
There are bees at the beach that are not welcome, as in the case of picnic interlopers. This is not one of them. I photographed this handsome honeybee doing important pollination work on a delicate wildflower at beach’s edge.
Blending in
I followed this hummingbird’s flight path into a decorative cherry tree below the deck. If I hadn’t seen him land, I likely wouldn’t have seen him at all, perched “green on green” on the foliage. Sparkly “camo.” I then sat under the shade of this tree for about 15 minutes waiting for a hummingbird to […]
Armed and dangerous
For a reminder of just how deadly this bird can be, check out talons and beak. You don’t want to be on the receiving end!
Adventurers, land and sea
Bicyclists reach the end of the road as they watch young sailing students return to the dock at Cap Sante Marina in downtown Anacortes Thursday evening.
Cormorant convention
Cormorants line up on a tie-down structure near Pier 2 at the Port of Anacortes.
Bill loves a parade
Bill Wooding and Jim Malson demonstrate their love for a 4th of July parade each year on Commercial Avenue with entries ranging from riding lawnmowers to jeeps and tanks! This photo was taken in 2002.
Takeout food
An osprey climbs from the water after a successful dive for a fish. Ship Harbor, Fidalgo Island.
High and low
Eagles perched on a dock at the intersection of Fidalgo and Padilla bays.
Wind on water
Evening sun, waves on offshore rocks, Rosario Beach.
By the numbers
The powerful Tan’erliq tug is currently up in the air at Dakota Creek Industries (DCI). Morning sign illuminates work on the hull that has been done in preparation for paint.
Saturday on the bay
A local sailor enjoys a Saturday adventure on Fidalgo Bay near Cap Sante. The tug “Lindsey Foss” anchors in preparation for a vessel escort.
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