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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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Tag Archives: weekly photo challenge
~ Shorebirds ~ Bird Haiku + WPC: Wanderlust 2 ~
In my last post I mentioned my goal to identify the various shorebirds I was able to photograph. This one was all alone, foraging the shallows along a fresh-water marsh at Long Beach, WA. alert black eyes watch solitary stilt walker edges … Continue reading
~ Bird Haiku + WPC: Wanderlust ~
This past week at Long Beach, WA, breeding and migrating birds were the main attraction for me. Tree Swallows and Barn Swallows swooped through the air, cleaning out marsh bugs and flirting with potential mates. barn swallows on rail a … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, nature, ornithology, outdoors, pacific northwest, photography, travel, weekly photo challenge
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~ Mid-Spring at The Breakers + WPC: Earth ~
After three weeks away, much is changing in the marshland between our condominium and the beach. Though rains continue to sweep through the region, the spread of the water is decreasing. The Mallard couple we watched before, now have a brood … Continue reading
~ Mother Earth Haiku ~
4/17 your Christmas cactus blooming on Easter Monday so like you dear friend 4/18 you gave me prized rocks each one with its history of beauty and love 4/19 we strolled the pathway synchronous in nurturing gardens and girlfriends … Continue reading
~ Willow Remnant ~ WPC: Surprise ~
Yesterday I began to clean up the garden where once a massive, native, Pacific Willow stood. After the wind-storms this winter, I’m thankful we had the tree cut down last fall. Rotting in the middle, it already was listing over the fence and had it not … Continue reading
~ WPC: Dense ~ Thickly Packed ~ Overgrown ~ Solid ~
What an interesting challenge from Ben Huberman. I hadn’t really thought about denseness as a texture, so when I looked through my recent photos I was surprised at how many capture this quality. Dense
Posted in nature, outdoors, pacific northwest, weekly photo challenge
Tagged nature, outdoors, pacific northwest, weekly photo challenge
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~ Weekly Photo Challenge: It IS Easy Being Green! ~
I love being outdoors, so all shades of green attract my eye. Looking forward to more green things emerging in my gardens as spring rolls along! It IS Easy Being Green!
~ Approaching Vertigo ~ Weekly Photo Challenge: Atop ~
This week’s challenge is to experiment with point of view with the theme “Atop.” Atop
Posted in architecture, geology, nature, outdoors, pacific northwest, photography, travel, weekly photo challenge
Tagged architecture, geology, nature, outdoors, pacific northwest, photography, travel, weekly photo challenge
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~ Wishing Rocks ~ Weekly Photo Challenge: Wish ~
When I first read the story of the wishing rock in a small journal of the San Juan Islands (around 1983) I thought it was a cool local myth. “A wishing rock is any stone found on the beach that … Continue reading
Posted in geology, nature, outdoors, pacific northwest, pacific ocean, travel, weekly photo challenge
Tagged geology, nature, outdoors, pacific northwest, pacific ocean, travel, weekly photo challenge
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~ Always Look Back ~ WPC: The Road Taken ~
On a walk through Cape Disappointment State Park (Ilwaco, WA – USA) I looked back to see this view. The trail I’d taken provided many compelling sites, just as the path ahead offered mystery and anticipation. Now we have a … Continue reading
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