American Pipit in Mt. Rainier National Park Early morning and at 7,000 feet, hence why he's not quite as drab as he's supposed to be. Either that or he's an undercover eagle. - Point-and-Shoot Nature Photography by Ethan Winning

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American Pipit in Mt. Rainier National Park

Early morning and at 7,000 feet, hence why he's not quite as drab as he's supposed to be. Either that or he's an undercover eagle.

Male Belted Kindfisher - Nov. 2009

I admit that this is one of my favorites because of the difficulty in getting a shot, trying for three months to be in the right place if they ever showed up, and the "haircut." Maybe there should be a scoring system as in diving. The Belted kingfisher is a 5/9.6. Five for quality, 9.6 for degree of difficulty. Multiplied by the time waiting on a muddy sloped bank gives the picture a total score of 98.4.

Female Belted Kingfisher and Greater Scaup Migration - Dec. 2009

This is when I wish I had a longer lens, but even then I'd want a longer lens.

American Pipit in Mt. Rainier National Park

Early morning and at 7,000 feet, hence why he's not quite as drab as he's supposed to be. Either that or he's an undercover eagle.

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American Pipit in Mt. Rainier National Park

Early morning and at 7,000 feet, hence why he's not quite as drab as he's supposed to be. Either that or he's an undercover eagle.

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