Whispers: “I am shy and retiring, lying here in the grass in town, in the little park by the ferry.”

“No, really, I am very shy.”

“See how quiet I am?”
“Fooled you!”
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sham!
Whispers: “I am shy and retiring, lying here in the grass in town, in the little park by the ferry.”

“No, really, I am very shy.”

“See how quiet I am?”
“Fooled you!”
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sham!
It isn’t that river otters are unusual here, but this one is present rolling in the grass in the middle of the day. Between the bank and the ferry dock, in Rotary Park. Hoorah for otters and the Rotary, both. Otterly delightful to watch.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: unusual.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: putrescent.
But it’s a family! Fishing! Our local five otter family, that I’ve seen before, pictures here and here. I can’t tell who is an adult and who is a child now, they are all pretty much the same size. They were swimming along and catching fish, heads tilted up to eat when they surfaced.
These are river otters, even though they are fishing in the Salish Sea.Β
And why putrescent? Oh, they are delightful to watch, but they can leave some very putrescent gifts on the dock or in the boats….
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: rain.
Our rock sitter is not a seal: an otter. We see at least 5 otters in groups of one and two while we are hiking. These are river otters even though they are on Puget Sound. They can make a terrible mess in a boat, but they swim with such joy.
On Christmas day, my daughter and I went for a beach walk. Another family was out, swimming initially, but they climbed up on the dock. Otterly sleek and busy and quick, hard to photograph! I used my big camera with the serious zoom… one is already back in the water.
For the Daily Prompt: Ovation.
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