Lin and Michael’s Photos
After we spotted the fox, someone spotted an eagle on a cliff off in the distance and Carmen, Alfonso, Michael and I headed off to see if we could get a better shot We must have trekked over a mile on a open field filled with rabbit holes to get to the cliffs. We managed to get this shot. Carmen and Alfonso were both able to get some great shots but of them in flight so maybe next time we will be able to get a shot of an eagle in flight but at least we got this one.
Lin and Michael’s Photo
We got up early this morning and headed out at 6 am in search of wildlife. We stopped at the American Camp Historic Park to see the bunnies, beach and hopefully some wildlife. Just as we pull up someone spots a red fox. We were surprised that the fox came very close and stayed around for a while so we could all get some good shots.
I’ve got my eye on you
Aaron arranged for us to go on a late afternoon, evening whale watching tour. There are three pods of Southern Residents and we were lucky enough to see two pods meet. They were so excited to see each other. There are only about 80 of these orcas left in the wild. Please save our whales and our planet
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Making a big splash
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Captain Spencer positioned the boat so we could all get some shots of the lighthouse with Mt. Baker in the background
Lin and Michael’s Photos
Lime Kiln Lighthouse at sunset
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