Dennis Bennett's Photography

12/02/2025

12/02/2025

Owls, Finch, Towhee and GBH

At and near Hayton Reserve
Taken 12-1-25

12/02/2025

Bald Eagle near Fir Island in Skagit County
Taken 12-1-25

12/02/2025

Northern Pintail on the slough in Skagit County
12-1-25

12/02/2025

Golden Crowned Sparrow taken 12-1-25

11/26/2025

11/25/2025

Cows and Barns from around Arlington Wash.
Taken 11-24-25
Wheather Sucks last several days. Best I could do.

11/23/2025

The Polar Blue Tiger Parrot Cichlid hails from Asia, and promises to make a fun and colorful addition to your underwater world. Easy to care for, it makes a great choice for beginners as

11/20/2025

A couple of Eagles and a Kestrel on Samish Flats in Skagit County. Taken 11/9/25

11/20/2025

Belted King Fisher

Taken 11-9-25

11/14/2025

Along with Photography my other Nerd thing to do is Fish Tanks.

Denison Barb- The Denison barb, also known as the Roseline Shark or Red-line Torpedo Barb, is a striking, torpedo-shaped freshwater fish with a red and black stripe along its body. It is an endangered species native to India, but is popular in the aquarium trade. In an aquarium, it is a peaceful, active schooling fish that needs to be kept in groups of at least six and requires a large tank with strong filtration and water flow.

Appearance
Body: Torpedo-shaped with a silver body.

Coloration: A bright red line runs from the snout through the eye, with a black line running just below it from the snout to the tail.

Fins: The dorsal fin is edged in red, and the caudal fin has black and yellow stripes.

Mature fish: May develop a greenish hue on the head.

Size: Denison barbs typically grow to about 4.7 to 6 inches (12-15 cm) in length, though they can

11/11/2025

Deception Pass Sea Lion