Water was high at Sauvie Island
Golden-crowned Sparrow posing in the sunshine
Sandhill Cranes in flight
Female Yellow-rumped Warbler searching for insects while I was searching for a barn owl. I didn’t find the barn owl, but I am pretty sure she found something to eat.
Two mourning doves meeting for the first time. Leads to a failed courtship. We can’t all succeed the first time.
Pink legs and some dewy grass.
Fences are the best place to sing songs from
Female Brewer’s Blackbird splishin’ and splashin.
Pair of Kestrels
But which one is the Male? I think this one.
Great Blue Herons, pretty much always looking majestic.
Tundra Swans, Cranes, and Mallards, oh my!
Robin choking down a worm. Yuk!
Early Savannah Sparrow. If I recall correctly, you can almost always find them on Retennar Rd. on Sauvie Island year round.
Plump lil fellow. Golden Crowned Sparrow soaking up some early morning rays.
Thats a pokey place to sit bud.
Cranes in flight in unison.