Nature Hike in the Tualatin Hills


Squirrel

Springtime in the Pacific Northwest is an interesting time. Squirrels, rabbits, and songbirds can be seen along urban trails. The hardwood trees are coming alive, and many colorful flowers can be spotted, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Rose

Gray Squirrel

Robin with a snack

Camus Lily

Council Crest

The bright blue skies highlight the beauty of the trails in the West Hills of Portland. 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.

Mt. Hood from Council Crest

Flicker Trail after a spring shower

Blue Button

Marquam Trail

Fly on a Fring cup

Song Sparrow with a snack

Waterleaf

Mt. St. Helens from Council Crest

Thimbleberry

Tulip

Dogwood

 

 

 

 

 

 

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