Red Squirrel

WEST JUNEAU WEEKLY PICTURE Red Squirrel The Red Squirrel – Tamiasciurus hudsonicus (Erxleben, 1777) – is indigeneous and common in Alaska. This squirrel was in a small Sitka spruce tree (Picea sitchensis) by the house and is holding in it’s paws a willow seed capsule from which it was eating the seeds; the capsule gotten … Continue reading "Red Squirrel"

Fog Over Gastineau Channel

WEST JUNEAU WEEKLY PICTURE Fog Over Gastineau Channel Picture by David Kent, 8:26 a.m. ADT, July 16, 2006, © 2006

Iceberg at Holkham Bay

WEST JUNEAU WEEKLY PICTURE Iceberg Picture of iceberg taken from Steve and Winona Weber’s Adventure Bound at Holkham Bay 44 miles SE of Juneau, Alaska on a trip to Tracy Arm Fjord. Picture by O. Richard (Dick) Kent, 10:39 a.m. ADT, May 16, 2006, © 2006

Juneau’s Mendenhall Valley and Beyond from High in the Sky

WEST JUNEAU WEEKLY PICTURE Juneau’s Mendenhall Valley and Beyond from High in the Sky Picture taken from a helicopter over Mendenhall Lake looking SW. Foreground: U.S.D.A. Forest Service Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area. Counter-clockwise from lower right: Mendenhall River, West Mendenhall Valley – stretching into the Mendenhall Peninsula in the upper center of the picture, Auke … Continue reading "Juneau’s Mendenhall Valley and Beyond from High in the Sky"