Winter Skies

The Journey

38juneauphoto1.com_FullResNIKON CORPORATION, NIKON D4, 19mm, f/10, 1/1 sec, ISO100Salmon Creek is home to thousands upon thousands of fish, all on their last leg of the trip back. Sitting to watch the stream, I am reminded that you never see the same scene twice. (Hat tip to Heraclitus for the gist of my reminder.)

Hitching a Ride

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Sitka Blacktailed Deer pauses (with a spider hanging from her eyelash) from morning foraging. Near Auke Bay, Juneau, AK.

Climbing High

North American Porcupine climbing in a young Sitka Spruce tree. Out the Road, Juneau, AK.

Weary or Wary

02juneauphoto1.com_FullResNIKON CORPORATION, NIKON D4, 400mm, f/5, 1/1000 sec, ISO400In early spring, I ventured across this fellow. His coat is worn and matted, but he remained alert of the camera (and the guy carrying it.)

Flying Free

An American Bald Eagle in flight at sunrise. Near Amalga Harbor, Juneau, AK.

Lateral Clouds

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Looking out my office window, I noticed this odd arrangement of clouds. Notice the solid bank behind the trees with the spotted sky? Even more odd, the entire sky moved laterally (and quick!) without changing configuration.

Catching a Ride

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September in Juneau is not known for warm temps, but that didn’t stop these guys from getting out on Auke Lake in the fog.

Breakfast Greens

Drips

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An aged humpback whale dives between breaths. Lynn Canal, Juneau, AK.