A cacophony of birdsong greets Spring in SW Washington. Ducks dress in their finest iridescent plumes, hummingbirds stake their territories, Northern Flickers glow orange and red, and Ospreys are again familiar sights in the skies. I bid farewell to the Sandhill Cranes, though am eager for warmer weather and even greener foliage.
Great shots! Ever been to Ridgefield NWR, its right there in SW WA state. I used to live in Olympia and made the trip down there a few times, great spot for birds and wildlife.
louie champan wrote:
Very nice set, with good variety. That Mount Hood sunrise shot is a killer.
Thanks Louie! The Mountain really seems to help anchor the space.
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pdog109 wrote:
Great shots! Ever been to Ridgefield NWR, its right there in SW WA state. I used to live in Olympia and made the trip down there a few times, great spot for birds and wildlife.
Thanks! I'm a big fan of Ridgefield. A lot of the land is closed for the swans right now, but it'll really open in about a month. I'm looking forward to meeting what arrives soon.
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johnohio wrote:
Real nice set Brian.Love the last one.
