Spring Prairies of South Puget Sound

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The wide prairies that stretch South of Puget Sound burst with bright spring colors, the blue of waving Camas blossoms and the myriad hues of a billion wildflowers. From above, flying the brisk air of evening as the sun sets on the mysterious lumps of Mima Mounds, Scatter creek, and the Glacial Heritage Preserve, these colors blend together with the new and vibrant grass in a tapestry of vivid green.

I filmed this aerial video last week with my Mavic 2 Pro. Since state lands were still closed I parked outside the boundaries and flew over to capture the beauty of spring on the prairies. The flowers were still not at peak bloom yet, but they should be soon!

I also published a photo gallery on my blog: Prairies of South Puget Sound - Flying over Mima Mounds, Scatter Creek, and the Glacial Heritage Preserve