by Daniel Gregory | Mar 28, 2015 | Wildlife Photography
I am lucky enough to live on the wonderful Whidbey Island in Washington. Every year in late March and April some of the gray whales pop over into Puget Sound as a stop on their migration. When they come by the neighborhood, everyone runs down to the beach to see them....
by Daniel Gregory | Oct 10, 2014 | Wildlife Photography
The seasons are changing.
by Daniel Gregory | Oct 9, 2014 | Wildlife Photography
Lori, Eva and I were coming back from a trip up to Edison, Wa, and we drove down the road to Fort Casey State Park on the way home to see what sort of wildlife was out an about at sunset. Normally, you can find a lot of birds in the lakes and ponds, but the warm...
by Daniel Gregory | Oct 7, 2014 | Wildlife Photography
I was very excited to see my new friend was back again at high tide this weekend. With me going into the city still during the week, I haven’t been able to figure out the seals schedule to see when the log boom by the house will be used for suntanning. But with...
by Daniel Gregory | Oct 5, 2014 | Wildlife Photography
I was down shooting sunset at Fort Casey this weekend, and the wetlands by Crockett Lake were full of a whole host of birds. As I was photographing this heron, a ray of light broke out from behind the clouds and lit up the area we were standing. The difference between...
by Daniel Gregory | Oct 2, 2014 | Wildlife Photography
I popped over to Ebey’s Nature Preserve, which has some of the best birds on Whidbey. Located by Fort Casey State park, the Admiralty Bay and Crockett Lake provide the water salt-water lagoons and protected wetlands that make it one of the best places to find a...
