Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor

A still spring morning at the lagoon in Windjammer Park showing the Dutch influence of the town as well as construction on the new water treatment plant.

Horizontal composition or vertical? We like to try both.

Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor

Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor

Construction lights illuminate the windmill on an early rainy morning.

Resident Wigeons

The flock of wigeons that has taken up residence at Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor.

Windjammer Park

Windjammer Park on a still day.

Windjammer Park Storm Damage

A high tide and 60 mph southerly winds early on March 10 left their marks on Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor.

Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor

My favorite Dutch boy.

Windjammer Park

No, this is not a windmill beside a canal in Holland. This is the windmill in Oak Harbor next to the flooded parking lot.

Windjammer Park

Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor is one of my favorite morning places. This was a crisp morning in December of 2014.

Dutch Boy at the Golden Hour

Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor, Whidbey Island.

Windjammer Moon

I was at Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor last night to catch the full moon.

Windjammer Park

Mt. Rainier was out yesterday. I was at Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor.

Rain Soaked Dutch Boy

The Dutch sweeper at Windjammer Park keeps a straight forward gaze, rain or shine.

Eagle

This eagle stayed near the shore as I walked along the path at Windjammer Park on a recent rainy day.

Rain or Shine

When you are a dedicated walker and live on Whidbey Island, you walk, rain or shine. Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor, yesterday.

Dawn at Windjammer Park

Dawn, January 21, Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor, Whidbey Island.

Windjammer Dusk

Windjammer Park is one of my favorite places to catch Mt. Rainier. The mountain seems not a prominent as my shots at dawn.

Mt. Rainier from Windjammer Park, Oak Harbor

This was the view last night from Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor, on Whidbey Island.

Windy Day on Whidbey

These three photos I took yesterday at Windjammer Park show how much the seagulls enjoyed the brisk south wind.

One seagull stayed on this rock for ages, just being blasted by the waves.

Many of them soared, staying nearly motionless.

A willow at the lagoon gives an idea of the strength of the wind.

Sam the Eagle

Remember Sam the eagle who used to be down at Windjammer Park?

These photos were taken in January of 2009. He was down at the park every day.