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Walking With Eagles is a collection of original poems and photographs by Lindy Low Le Coq. A lifelong naturalist, amateur photographer and bird enthusiast, Lindy’s verse, composition and photographs open a window into the essence of her subjects. Her poems and photography reflect the rich natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
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Bald Eagles mature over the course of five years. Walking With Eagles invites the reader to take a poetic and visual tour of this odyssey.
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Category Archives: pacific ocean
~ Report from the Edge of a Continent ~ Eagles ~
On my beach walk this morning, there were at least 10 Bald Eagles waiting near and vying for a place to feast at the carcass of a Pacific White-sided Dolphin (not endangered) that had washed ashore at high tide. Several … Continue reading
~ Lens-Artists Challenge #139: Special Moments ~
This week, in response to Tina’s challenge to feature “moments that take your breath away,” I’ve selected five photos taken over the past five years on the Long Beach Peninsula in Washington State, USA. Each one was a gift from … Continue reading
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~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #138: Natural Light ~
Looking out from the western edge of the North American Continent with the Pacific Ocean on the horizon, the sky often is filled with fantastical clouds. Sunlight reflecting on them or rays of sun streaking through them create lovely suffusions … Continue reading
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Tagged Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, Long Beach Peninsula, nature, nature photography, photography, Report from the Edge of a Continent
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~ Wordless Wednesday ~ Report from the Edge of a Continent ~
Wishing everyone safe harbor, as we navigate onward. Please mask-up and stay safe.🐾
Posted in Birding, birds, nature, nature photography, ornithology, pacific northwest, pacific ocean, photography, Report from the Edge of a Continent, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Birding, Long Beach Peninsula, nature, nature photography, ornithology, pacific ocean, Report from the Edge of a Continent, Wordless Wednesday
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~ Wordless Wednesday ~
Wishing everyone safe harbor, as we navigate onward. Mask-up and stay safe.🐾
~ Wordless Wednesday ~ Beach Walk ~
Wishing everyone safe harbor, as we navigate onward. Mask-up and stay safe.🐾
~ Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #129: Favorite images from 2020 ~
In mid-March, Creighton, Jello and I were enjoying time at our condominium at the Breakers in Long Beach, when Washington Governor Inslee, issued a stay in place decree. We compared the coronavirus case-count/death-count for Clark County (145/8) and Pacific County … Continue reading
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Tagged Birding, birds, jello, Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, Long Beach Peninsula, nature, nature photography, ornithology, pacific northwest, pacific ocean, photography, travel
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~ Solstice Greetings ~ Report from the Edge of a Continent ~
It has rained non-stop today, so we are staying inside where it is warm and comfy this afternoon. There will be no viewing the “Christmas Star” for us! Wishing everyone safe harbor, as we navigate uncharted waters.🐾
~ Wordless Wednesday ~ Least Sandpipers & Black-bellied Plovers ~ December 13, 2020 ~
Wishing everyone safe harbor, as we navigate onward. Mask-up and stay safe.🐾
Lindy Low LeCoq 