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Category: Beyond the Olympic Peninsula

Wildlife Wednesday-Galapagos

I was snorkeling and popped up for air, and here were two Blue footed Boobies and a bunch of cactus. It was the first boobies I had seen this trip. I was so excited I dipped my snorkel and got a snootful of water.

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on July 17, 2024July 1, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, Birds, General, Photos by Colleen, Photos by Colleen, Travels, Wildlife

Faraway Friday-Amazon

This male Howler monkey was NOT happy that our canoe stopped near his troop. He kept hollering and when we did not move he climbed out on a branch over our boat and pooped. Needless to say that got us moving!

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on July 5, 2024June 30, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, General, Photos by Colleen, Photos by Colleen, Travels, WildlifeTags AMazon, Howler Monkey4 Comments on Faraway Friday-Amazon

Not just Tulips–Go Daffodils!

I arrived early enough to the Skagit Valley Tulip festival to catch a few fields of daffodils in all their glory.

Skagit is just a few hours away by ferry.

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on April 30, 2024April 10, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, Day Trip, Flowers, General, Landscape, Photos by Colleen, Photos by Colleen, Places to take visitorsTags daffodils, skagit valley1 Comment on Not just Tulips–Go Daffodils!

Faraway Friday-Alaska

Mirror mirror on the wall who’s the prettiest bird of all…

This baldy seemed to be admiring himself in the puddle reflection. I didn’t quite get that in my timing of the shot. I was on a VERY BOUNCY boat (9-12ft swells) in Homer AK.

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on April 19, 2024April 10, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, Birds, Photos by Colleen, Photos by Colleen, WildlifeTags alaska, Bald eagle1 Comment on Faraway Friday-Alaska

Wildlife Wednesday-Burrowing Owl

Cape Coral has the largest population of burrowing owls in Florida. They are tiny reaching only 9 inches in height and weighing only 4-7 ounces.

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on April 10, 2024March 31, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, Birds, Photos by Colleen, Photos by Colleen, Travels, WildlifeTags burrowing owl, Cape Coral5 Comments on Wildlife Wednesday-Burrowing Owl

Sunny in Seattle

Who said it always rains in Seattle? (WE just say that to keep EVERYONE from moving here..)

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on April 4, 2024March 26, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, Day Trip, General, Photos by Colleen, Photos by ColleenTags Seattle1 Comment on Sunny in Seattle

Happy Easter

Skagit Valley

Author Colleen BittnerPosted on March 31, 2024March 26, 2024Categories Beyond the Olympic Peninsula, Day Trip, Flowers, General, Photos by Colleen, Photos by Colleen, Places to take visitorsTags Skagit Valley Tulip Festival1 Comment on Happy Easter

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I am a nature photographer and digital artist who has lived in Sequim for the past 7 years. I hope you enjoy my work and plan to share your feedback.

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