Tree swallows bicker over real estate at the Bishop Athletic Complex.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Booby
Wildlife rehabilitator Angie Messmer watches as the new addition to her menagerie of wild animals, a Brown Booby, stretches its wings in the the back room of the Hoquiam Licensing & Transportation Agency where she works. The bird was picked up from Westport fisherman Jeff Dungey, who said that the large, brown seabird jumped onto his boat while he and his crew were near Willapa Bay checking crab pots. The bird is typically found in more southern climates, like the Hawaiian Islands and the gulf of Mexico, making its appearance off the Washington coast highly unusual. Messmer says that there are a few options for the animal, including soliciting an airline to donate a round trip trip for a handler to return the bird. In the meantime, the booby continues to consume about 2 pounds of fish and squid per day.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Wet Spring
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Arny Scwendeman
Sometimes, for whatever reason, we shoot a story that never runs in the newspaper. This one, about WWII veteran Arny Schwendeman, has been lost in the shuffle. Arny is almost 90 and is one of the few Raymond VFW members keeping the chapter alive, despite the fact that few use its storefront meeting hall downtown.
Schwendeman poses for a photo in front of a wall bearing the military portraits of VFW members.
Schwendeman points out the members of his family that have served in the US military.
Schwendeman walks past a wall with the names of Raymond VFW members. The ones with a shiny pin next to them are no longer living.
Schwendeman stands in the Raymond VFW hall which is having some financial troubles. The VFW has been renting the space to a local yoga instructor.
Schwendeman closes the door on the Raymond VFW hall.
Schwendeman poses for a photo in front of a wall bearing the military portraits of VFW members.
Schwendeman points out the members of his family that have served in the US military.
Schwendeman walks past a wall with the names of Raymond VFW members. The ones with a shiny pin next to them are no longer living.
Schwendeman stands in the Raymond VFW hall which is having some financial troubles. The VFW has been renting the space to a local yoga instructor.
Schwendeman closes the door on the Raymond VFW hall.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
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