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March 19, 2021

The First Buttercups of 2021

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Dave Ostrom
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.

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Photo was taken Sept. 25 while out on an early evening flight with Kiwi Air Service. Taken By Donna Moto Hjelm

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The sun sets over the pond March 17 at the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood, Idaho. The photo was taken and submitted by Theresa Hanson.

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The bridge at 3rd street looking towards Mountain View road with shadows and angles galore on January 2nd.

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On a ride near Mt. Rainier I observed the horse crossing sign and right ahead was a horse and rider crossing. A unusual sighting for me to capture. Taken July 28, 2018 by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Horse and Rider Crossing

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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.
This image of a Western Trillium was captured at Idler's Rest Nature Preserve on April 15th, 2024. I love the beauty of the Trillium with 3 leaves, 3 sepals, and 3 petals and always look forward to seeing them bloom. There are many wildflowers in bloom at Idler's Rest and on the Penstemon Path which starts at Idler's Rest goes up Moscow Mountain.
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.
While hiking a Paradise Ridge on Friday, March 15th, I found this special Sagebrush Buttercup which is shown in a closeup and magnified view. The flower has ten petals rather than the five that I am used to seeing. Through a search of the web I found that this is possible but rarely seen.
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