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Pelicans
Oak Island is open again for the season. On a warm and sunny day, we hiked around the Island.

Majestic Oak tree on Oak Island
Located nearby on Sauvie Island, Oak Island is a grand place to spot songbirds and wildflowers.
Even better, it has a bald eagle’s nest high in an oak tree near the trail.
We didn’t see any eagles on the nest but saw several flying nearby. Soon the adults will be sitting on the eggs.
To our delight we spotted several white pelicans. And, we saw firsthand the prey/predator relationship between a scrub jay and a garter snake.

White Pelican

My Favorite Model near a very low Sturgeon Lake
Prey and predator (Garter Snake and Scrub Jay)
Predator and Prey meet
Crabapple and Camas Lily

A busy trailhead sign
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