Birds Photos
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| A Steller's Jay waiting for a handful of peanuts |
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| A Song Sparrow taking a quick bath |
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| A Bushtit getting ready to take off after grabbing some suet |
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| Townsend's and Black-Throated Gray Warblers |
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| 3 Warblers bathing at one time! Orange-Crowned, Black-Throated Gray and Townsend's! |
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| Same 3 little guys |
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| 3 Black-Throated Gray Warblers at the same time! This was a yard record for us. Normally, we only get one at a time. |
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| This Orange-Crowned Warbler flew in through the garage, then through the kitchen and into the living room. He landed on a plant near the ceiling. It took us a while to get him to fly back out. This was 2 days after a Steller's Jay did the same thing. |
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| 7 Band-Tailed Pigeons in our backyard. They are frequent visitors to our yard. |
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| This Band-Tailed Pigeon obviously thought he was a House Finch. He kept trying, though. |
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| A Wilson's Warbler on one of our hikes |
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| A Hermit Warbler on the same hike |
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| White-Crowned Sparrow on top of Saddle Mt |
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| Evening Grosbeaks fighting over some seed. We think that is a House Sparrow in front of them |
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| An Orange-Crowned Warbler in the yard (not in the living room) |
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| Evening Grosbeaks gathered for some dinner |
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| A female Western Tanager grabbing some suet |
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| Here she is again |
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| We don't think the Evening Grosbeaks liked sharing, but no body seemed to want to speak up |
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| A Band-Tailed Pigeon in flight |
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| Evening Grosbeaks waiting for the bird bath |
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| Another Evening Grosbeak |
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| Evening Grosbeaks on the right and a solitary Black-Headed Grosbeak to the far left |
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| A female Evening Grosbeak |
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| One of our resident Anna's Hummingbirds in our front yard |
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| It really likes the maple tree in the front of the house |
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| Another Anna's eating from the Fringecup |
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| A beautiful male Robin |
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| A Yellow-Rumped warbler pretending to be a hummingbird |
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| Yellow-Rumped Warbler grabbing some suet |
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| Every spring we get Anna's Hummingbirds grabbing bits of dryer lint for their nesting material |
We were really glad we stopped! This is a Horned Grebe in breeding plumage just off of the dock.
There were actually 5 or 6 Horned Grebes in this area.
Here is a Common Loon in the same area. There were 6 of these birds, as well.
A small flock of Black Turnstones. This is the only photo we got but they are another life list bird for us!
A Red-Necked Phalarope. There were 2 of these little guys feeding just as you entered the spit.
A view of Tillamook Bay.
Another great find for us was this Red-Breasted Merganser. Yet another life lister.
Yellow-Rumped Warblers abound!
You couldn't look left or right without seeing a Yellow-Rumped Warbler.
Another Western Gull posing (read: begging).
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