Late Spring in NW Oregon


Blacktail Deer

Late Spring in the Pacific Northwest is a truly captivating season. Urban trails and nature parks transform into bustling corridors for local wildlife. Squirrels dart through the underbrush, deer graze in clearings, and songbirds fill the canopy with their melodic calls. 

Oak Island

Oregon Grape

Blacktail at LL Stup Park

Council Crest

The bright blue skies highlight the beauty of the West Hills of Portland. Both the Maquam Nature Park and the Tryon Creek State Park are easily accessible with many trails to hike, providing an opportunity to witness the subtle shifts in the environment and appreciate the unique beauty of each day.

Great Hedge Nettle

Banana Slug

Crow

Fireweed

Pacific Sideband Snail

Daisy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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