Tundra Swans over Sauvie Island, near Portland, Oregon
Posts Tagged ‘Sauvie Island
25
Jan
18
passing by…
26
Nov
17
turning inward or outward…
This time of year tends to make me turn inward, even with the holidays. I imagine it is the lighting. I struggle to turn outward, to explore and keep the doldrums at bay. Photography, fishing and the outdoors help.
17
Sep
17
solitary…
Warrior Point Lighthouse (built 1889) situated on Sauvie Island along the Columbia River to warn incoming ships of a bedrock reef that juts out from Sauvie Island into the Columbia River. As many as 2000 large cargo ships pass by this small lighthouse into Portland, Oregon each year.
25
Mar
17
Western Coots…
on an Oregon lake.
18
Mar
17
Lift off…
Tundra Swans take off from a pond on Sauvie Island (Oregon). Several posts back, I misidentified the large birds as Snow Geese. Snow Geese of black tipped wings and are generally smaller than the all white winged Tundra Swans…both inhabit the island.
12
Mar
17
‘Hello, I’m Harvey’
‘Hey, I’m Sybil’ The Blue Heron have started to pair up, high in the rookery trees. I have yet to find an accessible spot closer to the action. But, I will try…
15
Feb
17
soon, the cycle repeats…
