Your Outdoors Photos: June

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Sun., June 1, 2014

Photos in This Album

A solar rainbow. Summer solstice 2014. Taken at Palisades Park.

Photographer: Cindy Fine
Whitetail doe and fawn in South Spokane, June 26.

Photographer: Mary Becker Weathers
Making snow fly on the ID/MT divide in early June.

Photographer: Mike PanhandleBackcountry.com
Bright white day old snow on June 20, near Eagle Cliff Peak on the ID/MT Divide.

Photographer: Mike PanhandleBackcountry.com
Going to great heights: Tom Rigles treks along the south flank of Mount Adams on June 11. Rigles has been on skis, on snow, at least once a month for 175 consecutive months – for more than 14 years.

Photographer: Bob Drzymkowski
Carrie Ringo Carlquist and other Spokane Mountain enjoy spectacular views during their slog up the Muir Snowfield the day before they began their summit bid on Mount Rainier. That's the Tatoosh Range, Goat Rocks Wilderness and Mount Adams in the background.

Photographer: Steve Reynolds
A wild turkey hen marches her newly hatched brood of eight chicks in the foothills of Mount Spokane on June 22.

Photographer: Ron Dexter
I often get photos of cougars on a trail cam near my (Newman Lake-area)home, but on June 3 I got two in one shot.

Photographer: Robert Bly
Picture of the Odessa Towers with my wonderful wife Tracy looking on. Fun hike with lots of ticks!

Photographer: Wayne Wright
Eagle nest, Davenport, WA 6-14-14

Photographer: Toni Piacquaddio
Davenport, WA 6-14-14. Came upon a pond out in a pasture with an Eagle nest in one of the trees. Dad Eagle was circling the nest above me.

Photographer: Toni Piacquaddio
Baby blackbirds found in our 5th wheel hitch, end of May.

Photographer: Michelle Sharpe
Coyote makes off with dinner to-go at Yellowstone National Park.

Photographer: Scott Wolff
An osprey delivers a meal for newly hatched chicks.

Photographer: Craig Goodwin
Glacier lilies bloom soon after snow left this stretch of the trail to Chilco Mountain.

Photographer: David Taylor
Spokane Mountaineers leader Lindsay Morgan Chutas at the Lunch Counter Camp during a weekened club climb of Mount Adams; Mount Hood in background.

Photographer: Steve Reynolds
Whitetail fawn: "Maybe if I lay really, really flat in this grass that big, ugly photographer guy won't see me."

Photographer: J. Foster Fanning
A family of burrowing owls in Othello, Washington.

Photographer: Craig Goodwin
Robin chicks.

Photographer: Steve Gilbertson
Bitterroots blooming at upper Lincoln Park.

Photographer: Chantelle Flint
Biking the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes.

Photographer: Nora Searing
Remnants of rain in lupine.

Photographer: Renée Roehl
Field of camas, Weippe Prairie, Idaho. May 24th.

Photographer: Ken Vanden Heuvel
Towell Falls of Rock Creek in BLM's Escure Ranch south of Sprague in first week of June.

Photographer: Craig Andersen
Hog Canyon Falls

Photographer: Eric Blauer
South Hill colors after the thunder showers Tuesday!

Photographer: Skye Alvarez
After yesterday's morning sprinkle (South Hill)

Photographer: Skye Alvarez
Last weeks morning walk at Manito Park.

Photographer: Skye Alvarez
Morning walk at Manito Park.

Photographer: Skye Alvarez
Sunset on Upper Priest Lake. Memorial Day Weekend. Geisinger's Campground

Photographer: Bob Salsbury
Red-tailed hawk landing in ponderosa pine near Curlew Lake.

Photographer: J. Foster Fanning
This was taken yesterday (June 2) in the thoroughfare at Priest Lake. It was an unusual trip since we saw no wildlife, but no people either. We felt like we were the only ones in the world at that time! We were chased home by approaching storms.

Photographer: Jan Erickson
Short lived Iris close-up out in the Valley.

Photographer: Wayne Wright
Hiking at Steamboat Rock State Park.

Photographer: Dolly Owen
Bicyclists had Glacier Park's Going to the Sun Road all to themselves on the first day of June.

Photographer: Jim Mellen
On the Mountain in June

Photographer: Breezy
Balsam wood flowering.

Photographer: Breezy
Bitterroots blooming at Drumheller Springs.

Photographer: Kevin Brownlee