Brown bear trains us

Just a little more Olympic Game Farm.

I think this guy was our favorite - he was so patient while he trained us...

This bear had been trained to wave. (The animals at the farm are performing animals - some retired - from movies, TV.) It didn't take him very long to train us, either. He only had to wave a couple of times before we threw some (whole grain with nuts) bread to him. You can buy loaves of bread at the gate with your entrance ticket.

This guy has his own enclosure. He's really big.

Whew! What a day!

All that waving can really take it out of you...

There are a lot of different animals there, and it was interesting. We intend to go back again.

The website for Olympic Game Farm is http://www.olygamefarm.com/.

Peacock posturing

Back to the Olympic Game Farm.

This peacock was being very protective of his territory.

The sun was bouncing off the eyes on his feathers and making them glow. Incredible.

Up close

Up close shot. This was NOT taken with a zoom. This was the view from the window of the car, changing with which animal was alongside. Some kept pace very well.

One rule of Olympic Game Farm - keep the car moving.

Llama at the fence

Olympic Game Farm.

Llama expectantly looking at us.

Imagine this right outside your car window.

LLama, with warning

Olympic Game Farm.


LLama watching from the other side of the fence. They were very interested in the people that came in, and really didn't want you to leave their enclosure. The animals knew you had bread.

Brilliant peacock

We love the way the sun made the colors of the peacock feathers almost flouresce.

We saw this guy at Olympic Game Farm - actually in Sequim, but we were on a day trip - one of many peacocks we saw that day, among a lot of other animals.

At Olympic Game Farm, you stay in the car, and the animals wander around. Most of them. Some have their own "place in the sun."