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October 2016, Animalblog by Terry Costales
A mid-fall collection of animal portraits by photographer Terry Costales |
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We visited the Mendenhall Glacier just ouside of Juneau, Alaska and saw
a yellow warbler in the bushes near the visitor's center. A welcome
spot of cheerful color on a cold and misty day.
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A young bullfrog sat on a log in the autumn sun.
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A Steller's Jay at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum did a lot of scolding that day.
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After viewing the Sawyer glacier in Tracy Arms fjord, our boat headed
to Juneau. Partway there we spotted a brown bear on the rocky bank. He
watched us watching him and then leisurely made his way across the
rocks, then faded into the trees.
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A Pacific Banana Slug was on the path well camouflaged among fallen leaves.
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While walking the Long Tom River nature trail I came across this bold, scolding squirrel.
You could see curiosity and wariness at war, as he wanted to see me and run away at the same time.
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We saw these three ladies lounging in their pool. That's what I imagined anyway.
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We spotted a large Bald Eagle perched high in a tree near the water
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Two Harbor Seals were seen from the boat, one lounging and one swimming.
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