I'm still processing photos from that grey/rainy day last week. These ones have in common only that they were taken on the shore of Tyee Spit.
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| Mallard making her own rain. |
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| I don't know how this happened. It's driftwood brought in at high tide. |
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| Round peg, round hole. |
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| "Blue bird". Havilland Turbine Otter floatplane, at its dock in the estuary. |
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| Two distant buffleheads. Both males. |
Coming up from that same walk: lichen, sparrows, gulls, etc. And it's time to go mushroom hunting again.
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Sigo revisando las fotos que saqué en ese dia lluvioso la semana pasada. Estas, lo único que tienen en común es que son cosas que vi en las costas de Tyee Spit.
- Ánades reales; una hembra, bañandose, logra salpicar todos sus compañeros.
- No sé como ocurrió esto. Son troncos flotantes que trajo la corriente durante la última marea alta.
- Parece una especie de martillo rústico,
- Una avioneta Havilland Turbo Otter, en su muelle en el estuario.
- Dos porrones coronados machos, Bucephala albeola, en la distancia.
Me quedan por procesar fotos de líquenes, de varias especies de aves ... Y sigue lloviendo; debo estar ya en el campo buscando hongos.
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