DaveOstrom

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This image was taken by Dave Ostrom on Paradise Ridge the afternoon of March 20, 2022.

The 1st Buttercup on 2022

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These were the first Buttercups on Kamiak Butte that I've seen this year. They are always a sure sign of spring. Photographed by Dave Ostrom on the ridge of Kamiak Butte on March 18, 2021.

The First Buttercups of 2021

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The Tundra Swans are making a brief visit to Lake Chatcolet this week, while on their way north. This was taken on March 11th, 2021 by Dave Ostrom. The swans are feeding in the mostly empty lake bed and the pair in this image were displaying.

Dancing Tundra Swans

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A sunrise over the Palouse captured from Kamiak Butte in the early morning on December 27th by Dave Ostrom

Palouse Sunrise

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A view of the Palouse From the ridge on Kamiak Butte taken on December 18th , 2020, by Dave Ostrom

December View of the Palouse

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While I was focusing on photographing Bald Eagles at Lake Coeur D'Alene, there are other great opportunities that one doesn't want to miss. This Red-tailed Hawk stopped in a nearby tree and provided a great opportunity for a photograph. This was taken by Dave Ostrom on 11/21/2020 near Higgins Point, Lake Coeur D'Alene, Idaho.

Red Tailed Hawk

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Dave Ostrom took this shot of a Bald Eagle sitting in a tree at Higgins Landing, Lake Coeur D'Alene on November 21st. There are many Eagles and it is wonderful to see then each year.

Lake Coeur D'Alene Bald Eagle

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This image of a Male Rufous Hummingbird looks every bit like he is wearing a mask although the mask (actually gorget) is below his beak. It seems appropriate for this year of wearing masks and it is the most beautiful mask I've seen, This was taken back on May 26, 2010 by Dave Ostrom near Cranbrook, BC.

Rufous Hummingbird

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This image was captured on September 20, 2020, at 7:29 am from the ridge on Kamiak Butte. It was great to see after the smoke had cleared. I always love the early morning light and the shadows help to show the rolling hills of the Palouse. Dave Ostrom of Pullman submitted this photo.

The Palouse After Harvest

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