Snoqualmie Valley, Washington State
Hummingbird at rest
A fire sky over the Carnation Farm in the Snoqualmie Valley
Great Grey Owl in the Snoqualmie Valley
A very rare visitor to the Snoqualmie Valley of Western Washington is the Great Grey Owl, often referred to as the "Grey Ghost'. Silent in flight, vanishing into the forest.
Cherry Blossoms filling the sky
Cherry blossoms against blue sky
One of the residents of the Snoqualmie Valley searching for a meal in an old stump
The last rays of a setting sun in early Spring fall on trees at Rattlesnake Lake at the Eastern reach of the Snoqualmie Valley region
Storm over the Snoqualmie Valley
A storm passes across the Snoqualmie Valley in Western Washington at sunset
Fall run-off at Snoqualmie Falls during October
Mt Si reflects in Borst Lake in Snoqualmie Washington on a snowy January afternoon
Beaver in Snoqualmie Valley eating a lily stalk
Fall colors highlight the Snoqualmie River in Western Washington. The river is flowing gentle and slow at the end of the typically dry summer and before the late Fall rains begin
Dawn in the Snoqualmie Valley is greeted with a display of Crepuscular Rays
Flood waters plunge over Snoqualmie Falls
Snoqualmie Valley Pumpkins
The Trillium flowers in Spring before the forest canopy has blocked all of the light from the forest floor.
Heavy rains in the Cascade Mountains lead to a rapid rise in the Snoqualmie River as it passes over the Falls. Being the first high flow of the year the river has a particularly muddy look
One of the principle towns of the Snoqualmie Valley
Fall Reflection on the Snoqualmie River
The Snoqualmie River in Duvall Washington in the Fall
Fall Color on the Snoqualmie Vallry Trail
Maple tree yellows like the Snoqualmie Valley Trail
Overgrown railroad shows the signature of Fall
Rufous Hummingbird hovers with stretched wings
Sunlight catches a moss covered branch above a stream in the Snoqualmie Valley
Franklin Falls east of Seattle, Washington
A small lake in the Snoqualmie Valley prodies a perfect reflection