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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 7h

Finally home and I only took one pic, but still contributing to the vibes!

Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 15h

If you've been to our website lately you may have noticed that our shop looks a little (lot!) different! We're still tirelessly fine-tuning the details and adding our fave items, but if cozy, eco-friendly, hand screenprinted goods that give back to the Salish Sea are your vibe, we've got you.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 29/09/2026

We went on a search last night to see if we could cross paths with the Noocksack elk herd and it worked out! This herd is fascinating as it's a genetic mix of both native Roosevelt Elk and introduced Rocky Mountain Elk, with most of the current members having primarily Rocky Mountain Elk genes.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 28/09/2026

They're baaaaack! Every winter 10s of thousands of snow geese descend on the Skagit Valley from their nesting grounds in the Arctic to feast for the winter. We generally see them start to arrive in mid-October, but we have some early arrivals this year!

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 19/09/2026

September around Puget Sound means dropping everything on a perfect day to soak up the sun and get into the mountains before the roads are closed and the rain is here. 🏔️💕

A man walking in front of Mount Shuksan in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 07/09/2026

Have you ever seen these bizarre looking cylinders on the beach at low tide? They're opalescent squid egg sacs and if you look close enough in the right light you can see the individual eggs inside each cylinder. They're laid in clusters but occasionally they get dislodged and end up on shore. 🦑

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 06/09/2026

A little nature magic on the shores of Puget Sound.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 04/09/2026

The Northern Harrier might just be the Skagit Valley mascot. 💕

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 11/08/2026

Orcas have already popped up in the Hood Canal and Central Puget Sound this morning. Yesterday we had some little orca adventurers make their way all the way to the Ballard locks, so who knows where they’ll explore today! Come hang on Discord to discuss all things Salish Sea: discord.gg/ap8m2dMQXK

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 11/07/2026

A sweet little moment with this 2026 calf, T046B8/Pi, and their mom, T046B/Raksha off Lummi Island last night.

Two Bigg’s /Transient Killer Whales / Orcas in the Salish Sea

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 11/06/2026

Swimming in salmon (tea towels) over here. 💕🐟

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 10/06/2026

If you’re wondering where the whales are today, the answer is everywhere. 🫍🐋🐳

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 08/06/2026

Swallows generally have zero chill, but these two are next level.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 05/06/2026

It’s a Mola Mola! Here’s the block! It does look v swiss cheese-y, though. 😆

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 03/06/2026

Word on the water is that there was a giant orca party in the middle of the Strait of Juan de Fuca today with some of the Salish Sea’s favorite Bigg’s Killer Whale fams! 💕🫍

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 01/06/2026

Sending some Chainsaws out into the world. 💕🫍

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 01/06/2026

Can you believe we live here? What a dream.

The Sheep Lake hike at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington State

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 26/05/2026

Reports of orcas all over Puget Sound this morning. We’re keeping tabs on Discord and would love to know if you see any! 💕🫍 discord.gg/yFFAuDWZq

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 22/05/2026

10:36 T65As (including A3 + A5) and the T64Bs are northbound at my map spot. Happy to see Indy + Amir back with the family again! Haven’t seen A2 yet. 10:48 Found T65A2 on the opposite side of the canal from the rest of the family (east side) about to cross under the bridge NB. [Bart via PSE]

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 22/05/2026

We're constantly trying new ideas for the shop — testing out designs, ink colors, new techniques, etc. We used to list these shirts individually, but we don't quite have time for that anymore, so instead we decided to make them available as a mystery box! www.ourwildpugetsound.com/shop/p/test-...

Hand screen printed tee shirts and clothing printed with ecofriendly ink.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 21/05/2026

One of the most mesmerizing birds to stumble upon in the #grassland. This sandhill crane was a total surprise and was also shockingly comfortable with me sitting down and hanging out for a while.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 21/05/2026

It’s already a busy morning in Puget Sound with orcas in Hood Canal + approaching the Clinton/Mukilteo ferry lanes and gray whales in the Whidbey Basin. 💕🫍🐋 discord.gg/nHuxf89Ws7

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 20/05/2026

It's impossible not to love nudibranchs and this red sponge dorid looked particularly adorable as it was scaling some kelp in a tide pool.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 20/05/2026

Oh, snap! I see you and I raise you:

A giant, bet-winning 😉, Lewis' moon snail at Picnic Point Park in Edmonds, Washington

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 19/05/2026

Ok, we're getting back to work, but we hope you make time to head to the beach this week at low tide. Puget Sound is full of magic to explore. 💕

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 19/05/2026

There are endless cool crabs at low tide, but the porcelain/flat top crabs are a personal fave.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 19/05/2026

But. I mean. Octopuses are undeniably so cool, too. This one was at Constellation Park in West Seattle.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 19/05/2026

We know an octopus is the crown jewel of the tide pool finds, but our hearts get nearly as excited about moon snails. Sara found this behemoth at Picnic Point in Edmonds.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 16/05/2026

ORCA — Admiralty Inlet 11:11 - [Kennewick] Captain reports one Orca near Keystone. [WSF] 1:20 T65A3 is westbound at my map spot [Bart via @pugetsoundexpress.com]

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 16/05/2026

Washingtonians: “Are the ferries on time today?” Orcas: lol no

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 15/05/2026

Spring is the time of year when birds transform into their most stunning plumage and they seem to turn the overall saturation all the way up. 📸: @saramontourlewis.com at Keystone Landing on Whidbey Island #BirdoftheDay #CormorantorHeron

Pelagic cormorants sitting on an old dock at the Coupeville Ferry Terminal on Whidbey Island over Puget Sound

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 14/05/2026

It does kind of fit with their whole Wednesday Adams vibe, though, I suppose.

An American Coot bird swimming on the water.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 14/05/2026

The #BirdoftheDay theme today is #WadersOuttaWater and I knew instantly which photo I wanted to post because the first time you see a coot’s crazy foot you never forget it. 😳

An American Coot bird walking along a snowy lake.

#wildlifephotography #birding #birders

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 13/05/2026

Everyone’s favorite orca, T63/Chainsaw, is hanging out by Campbell River today. We’re attempting to summon him south by printing him about a million times. TBD on the results. 👀

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 13/05/2026

Spring is the time for maximum cuteness. (That bug might think differently but 🤷‍♀️)

A duck chick catching a bug out of the air on Lake Washington in Seattle.

#birdoftheday #wildlifephotography

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 08/05/2026

We were clearing some ivy (always 🫠) and found this little Junco nest behind the layers. I had to snap one quick photo before carefully replacing some ivy and hiding them again. Thankfully the nest is still very active with the parents coming and going all day. 💕

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 29/04/2026

Next up are some new organic cotton Chinook tote bags for The Salmon Sisters 💕🐟

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 29/04/2026

Face to face with a pileated woodpecker at Discovery Park in Seattle.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 29/04/2026

Printing some of our limited edition moon tees today. These have the prettiest baby blue ink and are hand printed onto the softest navy organic cotton tee. It’s our current go-to spring shirt. www.ourwildpugetsound.com/shop/p/limit...

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 24/04/2026

Passing some sleepy Steller sea lions + Brandt’s cormorants with a perfect view of Komo Kulshan. Thanks to @adventuresbethany.bsky.social + Western Prince for the lift!

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 24/04/2026

11:30 - T419, 420, 421 are northbound at my map spot [Bart via @pugetsoundexpress.com]

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 24/04/2026

Looking forward to the live action remake of Lady & the Tramp featuring Caspian Terns.

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Our Wild Puget Sound @ourwildpugetsound.com · 22/04/2026

When people ask what our vibe is like on Earth Day this year we're just going to send them this.

A short-eared owl screaming into the void in the Skagit Valley of Washington State

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