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Great catch, LeRoy.
Wow. I’ve seen one down by Anthony’s once, but didn’t have a camera. Great pictures! Where was this? South of the dog park?
What a wonderful time for wildlife activity in Edmonds. Sunday afternoon, I had the opportunity to watch a seagul,l on one of the marina docks, consume a seastar. Unfortunately, my cell camera does not show the event very clearly. Then 4 docks down, I noticed a seal (looking like a log) floating lazily among the waterway. Amazing nature
The Otter’s location was right next to the marina breakwater. I’ve been going down to Marina Beach Park to photograph birds while the pier is closed and that’s what I was doing when I saw the Otter rolling in the beach sand.
It might have been the same otter my friend Terry caught in the marina in January.
https://myedmondsnews.com/2016/01/scene-in-edmonds-you-otter-be-in-pictures/
All critters, two legged and four legged, are happy to be in Edmonds when the sun shines.