#2. Tolmie State Park. Nisqually Reach. Puget Sound. Salish Sea. Olympia. Washington. USA.
#2. Tolmie State Park. Nisqually Reach. Puget Sound. Salish Sea. Olympia. Washington. USA.
Rainier Ever Unity by Sotosoroto on Flickr.
moon snail by jlib on Flickr.
A sampling of echinoderms collected from around San Juan Island. I didn’t include the sea urchins (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis, S. franciscanus, S. pallidus) because they were too hard to draw. >_>
Indeed, this mug is extra lovable!
How could you not love this mug :) #Washington #NW #seattle #PugetSound #coffee #work #mornings (Taken with instagram)
Fishing on the Duwamish as seen on the way to the studio. Seattle WA.
Voigtlander Bessa R3a. Leica 40mm f2. Portra 400 over-exposed 2 stops.
We think once the public becomes more aware of how much toxic runoff enters our local waters each year, they will be motivated to take very simple steps to help reverse this damage.
– Cate White, Sustainable West Seattle Board Member and leader of the toxic runoff grassroots team
(Source: westseattleblog.com)
11 min kid narrated documentary from Bainbridge Island. Read more about the project.
Adult Wolf-eels are generally curious and friendly, despite measuring 80 inches or more when fully grown.
Kind of cute.
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A young wolf eel is orange, but they grow up gray with the best grumpy old man faces ever.
(Source: whether-which)
Sometimes orcas go peoplewatching!
