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| Brown Pelicans over Grays Harbor, with the Olympic Mountains as backdrop. |
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| BIOL 444 students admiring a flock of Brown Pelicans over Grays Harbor from the Westport Jetty. |
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| Portraits of Wandering Tattlers. Note short yellow legs and barred belly and flanks. |
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| Mr. White-Crowned Sparrow confronting danger and ready to kick some rump on his home turf... |
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| Brownheaded Cowbird |
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| Marsh Wren gathering nesting material from a cat-tail |
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| The striking wing patterns of the Black Turnstone in flight |
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| Joel Williams doing some extreme birding, looking for the Wandering Tattlers |
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| Ribes (currant) in bloom on the Westport Jetty |
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| Peer TA Annica Carlson, giving an impromptu lesson on bird internal anatomy. |
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| One of the many thousands of Dunlin that pass through Grays Harbor every year on their way from South America to the Arctic and back again. |
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| Pelagic Cormorant. Note white rump patch. |
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| A regal-looking Savannah Sparrow. |
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| Female Surf Scoter |
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| Male Surf Scoter |
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| Nape of the Male Surf Scoter |
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| American Robin |
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| Golden-Crowned Sparrow |
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| Black Turnstone |
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| Bufflehead male and female |
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| Caspian Tern hangout. |
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| Common Loon in alternate plumage. |
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