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(I attached a different dragonfly photo you might like better than the one I sent you the other day)
Loon Lake Washington. Beautifully dragonflies flying all around!
Photographer: Lisa Miller
Lake Creek Coulee. Odessa,Washington. May 2019 . The big beetle.
Photographer: Bruce Cunningham
Lake Creek Coulee. Odessa,Washington, May 2019
Photographer: Bruce Cunningham
Lake Creek Coulee. Odessa,Washington.
Photographer: Bruce Cunningham
An osprey swoops from it's perch to grab a fish. Cannon Hill Park, May 28.
Photographer: William Siler
On the last day of vacation a beautiful Monarch butterfly open it's wings and let me take it's photo.
Cape May N.J. May 24 19.
Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
This is a Snowy Egret smaller then a Great Egret but every bit as beautiful with it's plumes blowing in the wind they also have golden slippers.
Taken May 24 19 Cape May N.J.
Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
While on vacation in Cape May N.J. I saw this beautiful Great Egret in display so very stunning to see.
Taken May 20 19.
Cape May N.J.
Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
Odd colored deer. Up Indian Trail road.
Photographer: Dennis Carow
same
Photographer: Dennis Carow
Taken April 2019 by nine mile. Saw-Whet owl. Full grown the size of a robin.
Photographer: Dennis Carow
Taken April 2019 by nine mile. Saw-Whet owl. Full grown the size of a robin.
Photographer: Dennis Carow
Rainbow on Sprague Lake Friday evening
Photographer: Brent
Spokane city's mascots country cousin. Seen at Queen Lucas Lake near Cheney mid May
Photographer: Melaine Williams
Wilson's Snipe
This Wilson's Snipe was one of five that my husband Bob and I saw along Coulee Hite Road on the West Plains on Sunday evening, May 19, 2019. We always enjoy seeing these photogenic little shorebirds.
Photographer: Marlene Cashen
Wilson's Snipe
This Wilson's Snipe was one of five that my husband Bob and I saw along Coulee Hite Road on the West Plains on Sunday evening, May 19, 2019. We always enjoy seeing these photogenic little shorebirds.
Photographer: Marlene Cashen
A Yellow Headed Black Bird throws his head back to belt out his beautiful song at the Cheney Wetlands Natural area mid May
Photographer: Melaine Williams
Nature at it’s finest. Manito Park 5/18/19.
Photographer: Kristi Wiedrich
Nature at it’s finest. Manito Park 5/18/19.
Photographer: Kristi Wiedrich
Arrowleaf Balsamroot in full bloom in the Turnbull Wildlife Refuge, near Cheney, WA. - it was everywhere and added such bright yellow glow to the fields - May 16, 2019.
Photographer: M. J. Lovell
Great Horned Owl - Seen while hiking the Bluebird Trail in the Turnbull Wildlife Refuge near Cheney, WA on May 16, 2019
Photographer: M.J. Lovell
Wood Duck on Loon Lake, WA. bathing in the morning sunlight - May 12, 2019
Photographer: M. J. Lovell
This photo that I took is a squirrel living in a birdhouse at Loon Lake, WA a few years ago.
Photographer: Lisa Miller
Escure Ranch May 2018
Photographer: Bruce Cunningham
Escure Ranch May 2019
Photographer: Bruce Cunningham
Escure Ranch May 2019
Photographer: Bruce Cunningham
My grandson, Adrian Antoine, age 11, fishing at Deer Lake, WA
Photographer: Linda Westby
The male Ruddy Duck chases after his intended after chasing off a suitor. Seen along the Columbia Plateau Trail off Cheney-Plaza rd. beginning of May
Photographer: Melaine Williams
A Ruddy duck male & female are seen on one of the ponds along the Columbia Plateau Trail on the North end of Turnbull. He was very busy chasing other suitors away from his girl. Note the bright blue bill on the male. A really colorful duck. Seen the beginning of May.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
My photo may not be suitable for viewing by all readers, but I was disturbed enough by what I saw after I took the picture, I felt obliged to send it anyway. The picture, which I took from my back porch in Spokane Valley on May 13th, shows a merlin carrying a parakeet it caught. Obviously parakeets don't naturally occur in the wild in this are of the country. That means the parakeet (as well as a second parakeet which was following the merlin) either accidentally got loose from the house where it usually lived, or the owners tired of caring for their pet birds and decided to "give them their freedom." My picture demonstrates what happens when domesticated species are released into the wild. The falcon was only doing what comes naturally. Maybe pet owners SHOULD see this picture, so they know what really happens if they decide to set their pets free.
Photographer: Bill Stickler
The Aurora borealis makes an appearance near Ritzville, the night of May 10th.
Photographer: Tiffany Hansen
The Milky Way high above an old abandoned barn near Ritzville. Photo taken May 10th.
Photographer: Tiffany Hansen
The first hummingbird of the season to visit my feeder, a sweet little female calliope. Taken on the South Hill, May 8th.
Photographer: Tiffany Hansen
A cedar waxwing perched high up in my blossoming apple tree. Taken on the South Hill, May 8th
Photographer: Tiffany Hansen
Great blue heron in flight at Cannon Hill Park. May 11th.
Photographer: William Siler
Two Herons at Cannon Hill Park. One just landed, the other coming in. May 11th.
Photographer: William Siler
A great blue heron hunts in Cannon Hill Park, May 11th.
Photographer: William Siler
This swallow had a lot to say at Manito Park May 11th.
Photographer: William Siler
New thing along the Centennial Trail past Gonzaga, the students have started putting hammocks up between the trees along the pond. A nice way to study or just enjoy the sunshine. Seen early may.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
The perfect way to cool off on a hot may day, the Rotary Fountain in Riverfront Park.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
The picture was taken near the Qualchan gold course on May10, 2019
Photographer: Lance Ferrin
Can you smell them? Lilacs seen starting to bloom on Spokane's South Hill mid May.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
Pixie and her mom Betty get ready to head off on a bike ride on the Columbia Plateau Trail out of Fish Lake. 1st week of May.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
A rare look at a Sora this one was calling and I waited over a hour and a half for it to finally show itself.
They stay hidden in the reeds most of the time they are very vocal but if patient you may see one.
Turnbull wildlife refuge. May 8 2019
Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
A marmot gives me the eye near the Cheney wetlands on a beautiful morning.
Taken on May 5th 2019
Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
This hawk once known as a swamp hawk can be one of the most difficult to get a photo of I was very surprised that it let me take it's picture this is a male the female is brown.
On the old Sprague road. May 5 2019
Photographer: Buck Domitrovich Cheney W.A.
Both the song and the bird are pretty in the Northern Flicker. Seen at the Slavin Natural area 1st week of May
Photographer: Melaine Williams
Such a pretty and silly little bird, the quail is. Seen near Holmburg natural area 1st of May.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
Arrowleaf Balsamroot at Dishman Hills. Blooming in abundance. May 6, 2019
Photographer: William Siler
Newly hatched Canada Geese at Mirror Pond (Manito Park). May 6, 2019
Photographer: William Siler
Another Bloomsday in the books. One of the wheelchair racers glares as another comes up on her. Bloomsday 2019.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
It's turtle season at Manito Park. April 30.
Photographer: William Siler
Osprey feeding at Cannon Hill Park. April 16
Photographer: William Siler
Osprey feeding at Cannon Hill Park
Photographer: William Siler
The hills along the South Hill Bluff are absolutely alive with the yellow daisy-like Arrowleaf Balsamroot flowers and the bee's that pollinate them. Seen the end of April.
Photographer: Melaine Williams
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