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Sockeye Salmon in Shallow Water, Cedar River, Washington

A male sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) swims up the Cedar River in Renton, Washington, on its way to spawn. Sockeye salmon are also known as blueback salmon, as they are blue tinged with silver while they live in the ocean; they turn red once they return to their freshwater spawning grounds.

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A male sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) swims up the Cedar River in Renton, Washington, on its way to spawn. Sockeye salmon are also known as blueback salmon, as they are blue tinged with silver while they live in the ocean; they turn red once they return to their freshwater spawning grounds.