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Tag Archives: Behavior
Northwestern Crows Observing Death
While along Crescent Harbor with Connor and Rowan recently, I noticed a few crows calling and flying across from Lincoln Street (near the Baranof Intersection) toward the Centennial Building. I didn’t think much of it at the time, but as … Continue reading
Can Harbor Seals Smell Danger?
Back on the first of October, I mentioned seeing interesting Harbor Seal behavior while at Totem Park. The photo above shows three of the 5 seals I saw in the same confined area while at the park that day. Though … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Behavior, harbor seal, Killer Whale, Orca, Sitka, Totem Park, Wildlife
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Stealth and a dose of Ornery: The Visiting Pied-billed Grebe
Yesterday when I stopped by Swan Lake, I did not see the Pied-billed Grebe I had first observed two days ago. As my photos from the first time I saw it were not exceptional, I thought it might be nice … Continue reading