Your Outdoors Photos: November 2019

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Fri., Nov. 8, 2019

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On 11-27-19 I was on the Palouse Highway just south of Baltimore Rd. I found this young eagle having an early Thanksgiving feast. He was sharing his bounty with the local magpies and other carrion that came and went. The wind was howling and the eagle was disinterested in me and car traffic around him. The deer was a possible casualty of a road incident as it was only about 50 yards from the roadway.

Photographer: Cathy Lee
On 11-27-19 I was on the Palouse Highway just south of Baltimore Rd. I found this young eagle having an early Thanksgiving feast. He was sharing his bounty with the local magpies and other carrion that came and went. The wind was howling and the eagle was disinterested in me and car traffic around him. The deer was a possible casualty of a road incident as it was only about 50 yards from the roadway.

Photographer: Cathy Lee
On 11-27-19 I was on the Palouse Highway just south of Baltimore Rd. I found this young eagle having an early Thanksgiving feast. He was sharing his bounty with the local magpies and other carrion that came and went. The wind was howling and the eagle was disinterested in me and car traffic around him. The deer was a possible casualty of a road incident as it was only about 50 yards from the roadway.

Photographer: Cathy Lee
On 11-27-19 I was on the Palouse Highway just south of Baltimore Rd. I found this young eagle having an early Thanksgiving feast. He was sharing his bounty with the local magpies and other carrion that came and went. The wind was howling and the eagle was disinterested in me and car traffic around him. The deer was a possible casualty of a road incident as it was only about 50 yards from the roadway.

Photographer: Cathy Lee
On 11-27-19 I was on the Palouse Highway just south of Baltimore Rd. I found this young eagle having an early Thanksgiving feast. He was sharing his bounty with the local magpies and other carrion that came and went. The wind was howling and the eagle was disinterested in me and car traffic around him. The deer was a possible casualty of a road incident as it was only about 50 yards from the roadway.

Photographer: Cathy Lee
Great Horned Owl having dinner on the West Plains

Photographer: Jim Patten
There was much activity at James Slavin Conservation area ponds with the arrival of the tundra swans, and many geese and ducks. It was a noisy, bustling place today with much honking and quacking as birds flew in and landed.

Photographer: Cindy Miller
Swans were busy with their preening antics at James Slavin Conservation Area near Cheney. Many ducks, Canadian geese and tundra swans arrived at the ponds enjoying the sunny weather this past week. November 25, 2019

Photographer: Cindy Miller
The back yard boss all the small birds scatter when this guy shows up a Sharp-shinned Hawk. Taken November 21 19, Cheney W.A.

Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
A very young Bald Eagle gets ready to launch it takes about 5 years for them to acquire the white head and tail this one has a way to go. Taken on Turnbull wildlife refuge. November 21 19

Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
Sol Duc Falls Trail, Olympic National Park, WA

Photographer: David Taylor
There were over 30 Swans and a big bunch of Canadian Geese in a pond behind the Cheney Wetlands natural area. Lots of honking was heard. Late November

Photographer: Melaine Williams
We got Elk on a wet foggy morning south of Cheney November 16 19.

Photographer: BuckDomitrovich Cheney W.A.
A young Bull Moose looking back to see if his girl friend in the willows was looking back to see. Turnbull wildlife refuge. November 16 19.

Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
A view of Horseshoe Lake as seen from the back of a horse on a trail very seldom used. November 6.

Photographer: Cindy Miller
I was at a wetland on the bank of the Little Spokane River on November 11, 2019. I know not to approach a moose... but they spent about 30 minutes approaching me! I got these photos before beating a hasty retreat.

Photographer: Jonathan Wisor
I was at a wetland on the bank of the Little Spokane River on November 11, 2019. I know not to approach a moose... but they spent about 30 minutes approaching me! I got these photos before beating a hasty retreat.

Photographer: Jonathan Wisor
I was at a wetland on the bank of the Little Spokane River on November 11, 2019. I know not to approach a moose... but they spent about 30 minutes approaching me! I got these photos before beating a hasty retreat.

Photographer: Jonathan Wisor
Priest Lake Thorofare

Photographer: Jane McDonald
"Burdock on My Dewlaps". Young moose on Steptoe Butte. Photo taken near park entrance on Nov. 5. ("Dewlaps" or "bells" are the dangly thing hanging down from their chins.)

Photographer: Patricia Stambor
Family Portrait taken November 4, 2019 Four Lakes A moose family settled into the neighborhood for a few days and found this garden shed a comfortable place for evening.

Photographer: Gary Miller
Neighborhood Moose taken November 4, 2019 Four Lakes A mother and her two calves settled into the neighborhood for a few days, and early in the morning of November 4, on my way to get the newspaper at the end of the drive, she came out of the trees to greet me (gasp!). I asked her to wait so I could go back and get my camera, and she obliged.

Photographer: Gary Miller
Winter birds are starting to arrive these Gray - crowned Rosy- Finches are feeding on grass seed they can be found in flocks of a great number. Taken 10 30 19 Southwest Montana.

Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.