Having a posting about a single species, such as offered with Kokanee Whimsey, is great fun, but what does one do with all the images taken that just don’t fit such a theme? Here I have grouped some recent pictures of birds that don’t fit elsewhere.
What better way to start than with a merganser enjoying a breakfast of Kokanee.
Then there is a nuthatch hanging from a branch. Everything has a yellow–green glow; that is the nature of the light filtering through the leaves.
One of the staples of the area is ravens. Here is a pair.
Always a delight to watch is a flock of Cedar Waxwings.
The ever present Bald Eagle sits above a river waiting to feast on Kokanee.
Then there were some unexpected warblers. First was a female Yellow-rumped Warbler,
followed by a Orange–crowned Warbler.
