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Animals and Plants of the NW

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Hoary Marmot at Sunrise, Mt. Rainier
Hoary Marmot at Sunrise, Mt. Rainier		 Butterfly
Butterfly		 Caribou
Caribou		 Scarlet paintbrush (Castelleja miniata)
Scarlet paintbrush (Castelleja miniata)
Pika
Pika		 Western Rattlesnake
Western Rattlesnake		 Bison
Bison		 Black bear
Black bear
Black Wolf
Black Wolf		 Caribou
Caribou		 Grizzy bear
Grizzy bear		 Grizzy cubs
Grizzy cubs
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Bob 03-Jul-2008 00:36
Khanh

Great photos, but maybe you should change the title to "Plants and Animals" of the northwest instead of Mammals, since you have a reptile and an insect included in the collection. Just a thought.
ken archambault 03-Aug-2007 02:50
HI Khanh Tran! nice pics. u might remember me, ken archambault, i corresponded with you about the Wallowa last year? anyway, i'll be in OR for 2 weeks starting on Aug 22nd looking to film some nice birds, so i hope you are out birding and that i run into you in person. would appreciate any (further) leads from you and your cohorts on the following between now and early Sept.: black rosy-finches, ruffed grouse, mtn. quail, blackbacked & lewis' woodpeckers. thanks and good birding! ken in b'ham alabama
Mrs. Murray Hansen 31-Jul-2007 02:36
Many years ago, driving with my children north from Yellowstone N.P. just after dawn, I had stopped to admire a black lake reflecting the trees around it with absolute clarity and suddenly a seemingly all-black bird flew into view. I wasn't expecting anything and was in total shock as I realized it was a Black Rosy-Finch, so I can empathize with your reaction to the bird's appearance. Sorry to say that I've never seen one since, although I've been in areas where others have seen them. I'm sure that you, as I do, will never forget that first sighting. May the wind be at your back . . . Murray
Justin R. 27-Jul-2007 03:59
The butterfly looks like a Zerene Fritillary.
kathleen craig 25-Jul-2007 23:42
your photos are beautiful - seriously! Very clear, and just nicely arranged. Ever though of entering some in contests.. .or creating your own calendar?
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