Urban Wildlife in the West Hills


Blacktail Deer 

The  signs of spring are showing in the Pacific Northwest. It’s an interesting time. Squirrels, rabbits, and songbirds can be seen along urban trails. The hardwood trees are coming alive, and occasional bursts of color can be spotted, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Urban Blacktail Deer taking a break

Bald Eagle surveying the urban territory

City of Portland from West Hills

Council Crest

The bright blue skies highlight the beauty of the trails in the West Hills of Portland. This transitional period offers a unique charm, with each day bringing a fresh perspective to the landscape. The mix of weather conditions adds to the area’s allure, making it a special place to explore. Hiking the trails during this time provides an opportunity to witness the subtle shifts in the environment and appreciate the unique beauty of each day.

Rhody

Robin with a snack

Fairy Bells

Stellar Jay with a snack

Azalea

Dark-eyed Junco enjoying a bath

Marquam Trail

Tulip

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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