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He's not starting to leap he's just extending out to get a better look at the hikers coming his way and then he will plan his attack.Thought this capture of a Cougar just starting its leap was pretty cool.
Not sure who took the pic but I see a watermark or whatever they are called on it.
Kudos.
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Sniped this from a Facebook post but foolishly neglected to pursue the photographer's name.
Duh. Sorry.
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That's a vertical take off.Thought this capture of a Cougar just starting its leap was pretty cool.
Not sure who took the pic but I see a watermark or whatever they are called on it.
Kudos.
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No cell coverage. But they had nice portapotties at Soda Lake overlook and at Visitors Center.Incredible! Thank you for posting these photos.
My hike around Fairview Park looked similar but not nearly as spectacular.
I'm kind of kidding but Talbert Park down below Fairview is lit right now like I have never seen it before.
This is going to be a big year all around when it comes to flora and fauna.
Beautiful pics, Hump! I thought the larger dorsals are male orca, while the shorter, curved ones are female. Are you saying it's based on their food source?Top two pics are from yesterday and the Orcas are Biggs transients, or mammal eaters.
The bottom pic is from Juan de Fuca near Sooke and show two bulls that are residents, or salmon eaters.
Note difference in dorsal fins from the transients. Yesterday the transients were headed north with a purpose it seemed.
Look at the last two pics in my post and you'll see the difference, as all three fins are from males.Beautiful pics, Hump! I thought the larger dorsals are male orca, while the shorter, curved ones are female. Are you saying it's based on their food source?
Over the road from me is a tree with a hollow which jackdaws nest in every year. There are two entrances. One year a squirrel tried to set up home there. The jackdaws worked as a team mercilessly pestering the squirrel every day. One from the front entrance and one from the back entrance (hey stop those thoughts) even using sticks to poke it. The squirrel eventually left and the jackdaws made their usual nest there.There is a park near me where there are squirrels in the trees that are unafraid of people. I take my basketball and soccer ball there to shoot baskets or bounce my soccer ball off a brick wall next to a grassy area and practice penalty kicks. I tried bringing a tray with peanuts in the shell and set the tray out for the squirrels. Last time a group of about 6 crows found the peanuts. Crows blocked the squirrels from getting at the peanuts while the other crows feasted.