there are a significant number of these in all of our ponds...they are invasive and are decimating native populations ... great for gigging though

biggest burdock plant I've ever seen

volunteer from the year before leftover oilseed canola on fringe of a field we just plowed under for planting

Worst visibility I have ever seen in edmonds. But there was a really good sized seastar clinging to the rocks at about 25ft

growing in shallows along lakevshore

turtles floating on logs in lake Washington

Doug fir...which is actually a pine

oldest genetically unchanged tree on earth

small plant with somewhat fuzzy leaves ...growing on forest service road

I believe a small alder tree ...it is by a waterfall that looks to flash flood often so the tree is young ...it is flowering and there were hundreds of ants and male mosquitoes on the buds