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  • A big-leaf maple sabling must compete for light under the canopy of a Douglas fir.
    Big-leaf maple saplings in front of ...jpg
  • A gray jay hops onto a rock to have a close look at me.
    Gray Jay-Killen Creek Trail-Mt Adams...jpg
  • Smoke from a forest fire on the other side of Mt Adams hangs in the subalpine firs.
    Killen Creek Trail-Killen Creek Trai...jpg
  • A gray jay peers down on my camp in Killen Meadows.
    Gray Jay-Killen Creek Trail-Mt Adams...jpg
  • Scratch marks from a black bear that scrambled up this subalpine fir.
    Bear scratch marks-Killen Creek Trai...jpg
  • Many bird species seem to come to this ponderosa pine during the time I sat and watched.
    Ponderosa Pine-N. Wenas Road-Ellensb...jpg
  • The golden western larches provided a good frame for looking south to Glacier Peak, one of the stratovolcanoes in Washington.
    Glacier Peak-Maple Pass-Stephen Math...jpg
  • A juvenile gray jay moves in close to see if I might have a morsel for him.
    Gray Jay-Killen Creek Trail-Mt Adams...jpg
  • Mt Rainier just up the trail toward Sourdough Ridge from Sunrise. First Burroughs Mountain is on the right. Burroughs Mountain and Sourdough Ridge are remenants of andesite lava flows between 420,000 and 500,000 years ago when Mt Rainier was just begining to grow.
    Mt Rainier from Sourdough Ridge--Mt ...jpg
  • Sword ferns grow in abundance under the closed canopy of an old growth forest at Seward Park.
    Sword Ferns-Seward Park-Seattle-1618.jpg
  • A pileated woodpecker chieseled out the hole looking for grubs.
    Pileated Woodpecker feeding hole-Sew...jpg
  • A juvenile gray jay waits in the trees to see what I might do next.
    Gray Jay-Killen Meadows-Mt Adams Wil...jpg
  • A gray jay hangs sideways and leans toward me to see whether I am friendly.
    Gray Jay-Killen Meadows-Mt Adams Wil...jpg
  • Scratch marks from a black bear that scrambled up this subalpine fir.
    Bear scratch marks-Killen Creek Trai...jpg
  • Morning sun had reached the peak of Mt Adams but not come into Killen Meadow. Adams Glacier remained in the shadow of the peak. The meadow had taken on fall colors and the air hovered around freezing.
    Mt Adams from Killen Meadows-Killen ...jpg
  • Western Hemlock Forest near Longmire Meadows.
    Western Hemlock Forest -Longmire Mea...jpg
  • Mt Adams begins to show through the disipating smoke and morning fog. Muddy Meadows takes on a yellow-brown cast as fall approaches.
    Mt Adams emerges through fog and smo...jpg
  • Crosssection of 3 foot Douglas fir.
    Crsosssection of 3 foot Douglas fir-...jpg
  • By 9 AM, the sun had reached Killen Meadows and covered it in a warm light. Mt Adams rose in the clear blue skys south of the Pacific Crest Trail.
    Mt Adams from Killen Meadows-Killen ...jpg
  • Small spider web strands ran from needle to needle on the tips of a lodgepole pine. First-year cones have begun to develop near the terminal bud of this branch.
    Lodgepole Pine-Muddy Meadows-Mt Adam...jpg
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