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This page has additional content for the children's book Where's Oliver with true back stories, additional pictures, videos, social media and is now available on Amazon Kindle and coming soon in paperback book!
Neighborhood Otters
There was a family of Otters who lived two houses down from Oliver's house who used the cross walk and look both ways on the street before crossing the road. These Otters were super smart and fun to watch!
Here is a video a neighbor captured of our neighborhood Otter using the crosswalk on Alki:
Orca Whales & The Story of Springer
Orca Whales would travel to the Alki beach area. Even though the Pod would live near the San Juan Island people would get excited when they were near to get a glimpse of these beautiful mammals.
Story of baby Whale Springer
One orphaned baby whale named "Springer" adopted the West Seattle ferries in West Seattle. Eventually scientists figured how to reunite the baby with its pod. Here is a video about the story of Springer:Bald Eagles & Sea Birdies
There were several Bald Eagle nests in the trees behind Oliver's house and you could see them fishing often in the water. There are all kinds of wonderful birds which include Sea Gulls, Sand Pipers, Loons, Ducks, Geese, and so many other kinds!
Local Sea Lions
The Sea Lions would swim often in front of Oliver's house and would bark. They would even have babies on the beach and would guard and feed their young ones. We would walk Oliver down to where the baby Sea Lions where however were cautions due to the safety of the babies.
Neighborhood Sea Life
Whenever there was low-tide Oliver got to walk on the beach and check out all the crabs, starfish, fish and all the other wonderful sea life in the tide pools! The tide pools were out in front of the house and was always a treat to see.
Seacrest Park has one of the top scuba parks in the Northwest!Check out some of the videos provided (Right) of the local Beach Animals!
Explore Alki Beach Views Using Interactive Maps
Alki Street View (Use your mouse to see the beach)
Another Alki Seattle View
Puget Sound Animals
Orca Whales
Sea Lions
Otters
Bald Eagles
Underwater Animals
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