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Randy > We've named this Eagle Clyde the Glide. He can be seen on the Port Orchard waterfront. I have spent hours chasing him.
Randy > Ollalie lake is nestled in the Gifford National Forest, near Mt Adams.
Randy > This is the Gig Harbor boat marina with Mount Rainier as a backdrop. The morning I shot this, December 9th 2009, it broke an all-time weather record, for being the coldest day in the Greater Puget Sound area. I couldn't adjust my camera with gloves on, so when I returned to my truck my fingers felt like they were going to break off like an icicles, and shatter on the ground. I'm usually excited about capturing scenes like this, but It was miserable, until I arrived home to a hot cup of coffee.
Randy > A warm Spring day relaxing on the grass at Palouse Falls State Park.
Randy > Stretching Gray Wolf The wolf is the largest member of the canine family. Gray wolves range in color from grizzled gray or black to all-white. Wolves are making a comeback in the United States.
Randy > Gig Harbor Washington Taken on a very cold December morning. This old fishing boat fits the early morning scene.
Randy > Dewy Lake Chinook Pass Alpine lakes stir emotions in people, drawing them into their crystalline beauty and stunning wild settings.
Randy > Gliding Goose manages to keep his white feathers white.
Randy > Little House On The Prairie An old abandoned cabin near Stanley Idaho. I always wonder who built the old homesteads that I come accross in my wanderings.
Randy > I found this young spike Deer frolicking in the salt water on the Port Orchard waterfront where I live. I've seen many Deer in my wanderings, but I thought this was unusual.
Randy > Forest Symphony
Randy > Cougar This large, solitary cat has the greatest range of any large wild terrestrial mammal in the Western Hemisphere.
Randy > The dock at Lake Crescent Lodge. Nestled in the northern foothills of the Olympic Mountains, Lake Crescent is over 600 feet deep.
Randy > I'm not sure if this was a mating ritual, however it was fun to watch the female try to get the male's attention.
Randy > This was taken at Mt Rainier National Park. This is a Silver-cross Fox. They are pretty rare, once in a while you will find one in a litter.
This was taken at Mt Rainier National Park. This is a Silver-cross Fox. They are pretty rare, once in a while you will find one in a litter.
Randy > This was taken at Mt Rainier National Park. This is a Silver-cross Fox. They are pretty rare, once in a while you will find one in a litter.
This was taken at Mt Rainier National Park. This is a Silver-cross Fox. They are pretty rare, once in a while you will find one in a litter.
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