Photos by Tag: rosario
Saltwater fishing
Fly fishing off of the beach at Rosario, around the corner from Bowman Bay.
Otters frolic at Rosario
My afternoon hike at Rosario featured a few minutes with a family of river otters. The group of six or seven started on the dock, moving to the water. A couple of the adults headed from water up the rocky shoreline, but ultimately all moved back into the water and slipped around the corner.
Floating ‘island’
Great blue heron lands on kelp bed near Rosario Beach.
Huge seal takes a breather
I was fortunate to encounter this seal on the edge of a bluff at Rosario this morning. Big! And so impressively agile under water. I had about two minutes of quality time before he departed for deeper waters.
Spring break brings folk outside
I’m guessing most area parks were busy Tuesday as sunshine and spring break prompted people to get outside! At Rosario I spotted picnickers, beach walkers, tidepool explorers, kayakers, fishermen, families … and even a couple of small dogs sharing a paddleboard with their favorite human (definitely on a short leash). It was great to have […]
That summer feelin’
What a day! A visit to Rosario Beach felt just like a summer excursion. Lots of folks, from hikers and kayakers to picnickers and beach walkers. Sun on the face, clear blue skies. Bring it on!
Wonders of bluff trail
Of course I enjoyed the sweeping view of water from this Fidalgo Island bluff trail, but I also scanned the “floor” and “walls” for natural beauties. South Fidalgo, trail between Rosario and Bowman Bay.
Kayaker photographs eagle
I spotted the eagle first, and then a few minutes later noticed a kayaker approaching the rocks where it was perched. Kayaking and wildlife photography … a great combination! Gull Rock near Rosario.
Windstorm at Gull Rock
Waves crash against massive rocks between Rosario and Bowman bays.
Wildlife adventure
One place led to the other, and before my Wednesday outing was over I had visited Rosario Head, Bowman Bay and the West Beach Cranberry Lake area of Deception Pass State Park. Had to take some photos of wildlife friends along the way. Hawk and geese surprised me with their patience.
Two heads better…
Male harlequin ducks take up a watery post about 50 yards from a pair of females. Rosario.
Churning toward LaConner
I love tugboats. I love Mt. Baker. On a Tuesday afternoon drive I found them together.