Family Nidulariaceae (Bird's nest fungus) growing by the trail. Location is approximate along this waterfall trail.
A pair of Marbled Murrelets swam and dived near the pier.
A pair of Steller Sea Lions rested on a buoy off Partridge Point on Whidbey Island. Here's the magnificent male.
A sole River Otter walked along the dock during major construction at the harbor entrance.
A pair of Black Oystercatchers flew in and landed on the breakwater by a cormorant. The one at left with the darker eye and two-toned bill is the juvenile. I wonder if the adult is its mom or dad?
A distant Marbled Murrelet, far from shore
Dryopteris expansa (Spiny Wood Fern) was growing in a small, moist section of the Big Trees trail.
Wildcamera capture recording a pattern of movement. Location is Minibridge with Coyote Corner to the left.
Wildcamera capture recording a pattern of coyote movement. Our dog picking up the scent in last two photos.
I'd never seen such a large clump of Lycoperdon pyriforme. There were hundreds of others nearby that were older and decomposing.