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Big giraffe company lives in San Diego zoo. More portraits:
Beginning: North Coast Trail – road and first day Morning of the second day didn’t bring any changes into wildlife viewing in the Skinner Creek estuary. But the amount of traces significantly increased. . . . → Continue reading North Coast Trail — Day two
There are three marmot species in Washington state: yellow-belled, hoary and Olympic. First two I saw many times in different places, but the Olympic marmot was elusive for me, even everybody who visited Hurricane ridge met them. Actually it is the place to meet them. . . . → Continue reading Olympic marmots
– What is the first sunny day after heavy rainy ones? – Monday North Coast folklore Spring and fall are very rainy seasons in Seattle, but even at this time you can find some sun. Only two hours drive from Seattle by road # 2 and . . . → Continue reading Sun gleam among overcast
Not only sea lions love dine in restaurants, otters are also lovers of fine dining. . . . → Continue reading Otter fine dining
I already shown Palouse Fall in January and will show spring variant soon, but now there are the keepers of this waterfall. Every place should have its own keeper, and Palouse Fall has family of yellow-belled marmots. They live at the edge of canyon and . . . → Continue reading Waterfall keepers
La Push sea lions. You can always find them near the seafood restaurant on the bank of La Push inlet. Restaurant throwaway the leavings of huge fishes in the water just behind the building. Lions, otters and seagulls have fine dining here every day. . . . → Continue reading Sea lions
He is a teenager, I met him near the road between Whistler and Squeamish. He enjoyed dandelions. More bear:
Yesterday we quickly hiked on Mt Seymour to look how is the snow. Too little. No hope for skiing. . . . → Continue reading Ravens of Mt Seymour |
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