This majestic national treasure was at a breath taking close distance off the park road at Ft Flaggler on the east banks of the Olympic Peninsula. Once this bald eagle was ready to leave it's perch, he spread his six foot wings and stepped off the branch to freedom without a single beat of it's wings until he faded into the sunset.
It took a lot of patience to earn this lizards confidence and respect that I wasn't a danger. I moved 10 feet in about ten minutes to get the final closeup.
These were captured with my Tamron 90mm macro f/2.8 lens.
WE HAD THE privilege to bring Sophie into our home for three days while our neighbors we're out of town. After nearly three months since Rosie has left God's beautiful green earth we were so happy to have this sweet 11+ year old girl keep us busy while warming our hearts.
I must say, there were a few times she took my breath away when I would see her out of the corner of my eye and think, that Rosie was back. Even after turning my head and looking right at Sophie, I still thought she was Rosie for a split second.
I sure hope you enjoy these three days of joy and laughter we had with Sophie!