Red foxes, and some human interactions, from San Juan Island, Washington, 2021-22. All but one photo, as noted, is by Glenn Nelson. The exception appears courtesy of Nate Luebbe. (Note: Click on an image to launch a full-sized viewer).
This photo gallery contains highlights from my tracing of the Nez Perce National Historic Trail with my daughter, Sassia, in late May and early June of 2021. The trail follows the heroic 1877 flight of non-treaty Nez Perce bands, which were pursued by the U.S….
Portrait of the female adult.Hoary marmot mother and pup.Female marmot sounding an alarm whistle.Female adult on foggy sentry duty.Female hoary marmot and pup on foggy morning.A marmot pup plays with its tail.Adult male hoary marmot relaxing.Lean to the left, lean to the right ...Adult male...
Almost 10 years ago, Short-Eared Owls were the first birds I intentionally set out to photograph. It was a windy, rainy day, and I never saw one of the storied winter owls of the Pacific Northwest. So I kept searching. Eventually, I found them, but…
I see Great Blue Herons just about anywhere and any time I go to photograph nature. They are sometimes so abundant, they’re easy to overlook. But I don’t. I find them fascinating. And I’m not alone: In Seattle, where I live, they are the city’s…
Ever since I really was aware of birds, the Belted Kingfisher was among my favorite species. I’ve always lived and recreated around water, which means I’ve always lived and recreated among lovely blue-gray Kingfishers. Once you hear them, you’ll never not be aware that you…
