Your Outdoor Photos: June 2025
The Inland Northwest is full of flora, fauna, waters, scenery and active people out to savor it all. Please visit this gallery regularly to share photos of your wild experiences, learning moments, hot discoveries, favorite trips. Help us build a visual tour of what's so great about the outdoors in this region through all four seasons. This photo gallery will be an inspiration to some people. To others it will be a reminder of why we love to live here – and get outside as much as possible.
NOTE: Before photos show up in the reader photo gallery, they must be approved by an editor. If yours does not show up immediately, fear not. The only likely delay is that an editor has not had a chance to approve new photo submissions yet. Thanks for participating!
Section:Reader Photo
Photos in This Album
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Baby skunk sleeping in day lillies by Corbin park on 7/11/2025.
Photographer: Samantha Jack
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Largemouth Bass in the shallows of the Pend Oreille River, June 10th
Photographer: Nia Patton
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Backyard bee with poppies. Taken June 11, 2025 in Spokane Valley.
Photographer: George Stratman
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Downy Woodpecker in Riverside State Park. 6/10/25
Photographer: Mark Hendrickson
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June full(strawberry) moon with some cloud cover. As picture was taken, an airplane was in the foreground. Land gear can be seen.
Photographer: Les Merriman
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Nesting Heron Manito Park June 9, 2025
Photographer: Ron Large
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Downy Woodpecker at the Riverside State Park painted rocks area. 6/10/25
Photographer: Mark Hendrickson
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This is a bee collecting pollen from a raspberry bush.
Photographer: Cora Downey / Ben Downey (father)
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Eurasian Collared Dove drinking from the bird bath in the backyard on a very warm evening.
Photographer: Mary Jo Stauner
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Pelican fly by at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge 6/7/25
Photographer: Mark Hendrickson
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Dragonfly and shadow Manito Park June 7, 2025
Photographer: Ron Large
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Two White Pelicans taking off from the pond at Turnbull wildlife Refuge 6/7/25.
Photographer: Mark Hendrickson
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Squirrel lounging in a tree.
Photographer: Mary Jo Stauner
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A curious little critter along the Centennial Trail near Barker.
Photographer: Carol Olsen
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