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Posted On: August 26th 2026, 06:47 am
Birds & Bees
All pics taken by Jam Jam
Various times of day
PDX/ WA area
Hey y'all its a lot going on in the world right now. 🤔
Thankfully i have these beautiful moments from the past month to share with you.🤩📸
I have become reconnected to nature in so many ways, mainly by observing and research. The animals have provide plenty of whimsy, lessons, and gifts that I would have never expected. I even am able to learn the name of many of these insects or birds, telepathically. I see a bunch of hawks and eagles but they are more elusive to cameras and more symbolic for me rn...as a message from my ancestors.
It's a plus that my toddler son is enamored with all winged animals, so chasing and naming birds during our nature walks is a great way to bond, as well.
Enjoy the flicks!
Bumblebee having fun on my local pansy patch.
Bumblebees literally hug the plant.
Centennial mills destruction aftermath.
Centenial mills at sunrise
Dove shadow
Dove in the middle
Honeybee
Honey bee doing its thang on a flower. Note how a smaller bug has to move out the way🤔😆😤
Sharing my chicken burrito with a wasp.
A butterfly came at just the right moment.
The geese dropped in on my crow flick video.😆
The city birds love this person who feeds them.
Blue heron looking majestic on a river log.
Closer up Pic of the heron.🤩
Mid-morning sun during July's wildfire smoke. Felt like being on a star wars planet.
My local Blue Herron, Ottmara. Whats under that dock?
Pigeons grub near some shrubs.
Goose family. This momma made sure all her babies were accounted for, before she left the tide pool area of the river.
Shadow self.
All pics taken by Jam Jam
Various times of day
PDX/ WA area
Hey y'all its a lot going on in the world right now. 🤔
Thankfully i have these beautiful moments from the past month to share with you.🤩📸
I have become reconnected to nature in so many ways, mainly by observing and research. The animals have provide plenty of whimsy, lessons, and gifts that I would have never expected. I even am able to learn the name of many of these insects or birds, telepathically. I see a bunch of hawks and eagles but they are more elusive to cameras and more symbolic for me rn...as a message from my ancestors.
It's a plus that my toddler son is enamored with all winged animals, so chasing and naming birds during our nature walks is a great way to bond, as well.
Enjoy the flicks!
Bumblebee having fun on my local pansy patch.
Bumblebees literally hug the plant.
Centennial mills destruction aftermath.
Centenial mills at sunrise
Dove shadow
Dove in the middle
Honeybee
Honey bee doing its thang on a flower. Note how a smaller bug has to move out the way🤔😆😤
Sharing my chicken burrito with a wasp.
A butterfly came at just the right moment.
The geese dropped in on my crow flick video.😆
The city birds love this person who feeds them.
Blue heron looking majestic on a river log.
Closer up Pic of the heron.🤩
Mid-morning sun during July's wildfire smoke. Felt like being on a star wars planet.
My local Blue Herron, Ottmara. Whats under that dock?
Pigeons grub near some shrubs.
Goose family. This momma made sure all her babies were accounted for, before she left the tide pool area of the river.
Shadow self.
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