Some of the shots are not perfectly in focus, but given the flightiness (ho ho) of some of the subjects, I’m okay with that.
For me, a rare in-focus shot of a junco feeding on the ground
A multi-banded golden-crowned sparrow on the fence
A house sparrow grabbing a snack
Tree swallow on a bird box
A pair of tree swallows having a conversation
Rusty the pipe, off the West Dyle Trail at Reifel Bird Sanctuary
Chickadee hanging out
Male cowbird looking ruffled in the sun
Not perfect focus, but getting a full shot of a marsh wren is one of those "just take it" things
Marsh wren among the branches
Marsh wren singing
Twin butts
A ruby-crowned kinglet in an extremely rare moment of repose
A kinglet holding still for just a moment
I only realized all the turtles in the shot after it was pointed out (I was shooting the herons).
Mt. Baker, with the low tide of Boundary Bay in the foreground
Northern harrier soaring above the marsh
Heron in the tall grass
Death metal eagle and moon
Female mallard getting splashy
Gull on a log
Blackbird between two branches
Blackbird on a seed-dotted fence
A wood duck and Northern pintail gliding alongside each other
A scaup cruising toward the pier
Sandhill crane strutting through the shallows
A resplendently orange-hued Sandhill crane
Terrifying goose cruising the lake surface
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