Eastern Washington and Oregon trip, day 2
Soo and I are on our way to Malheur National Wildlife Refuge for a photography workshop. These are our captures for day two of our trip: eastern Washington and Oregon:
Yellow-headed Blackbird
Burrowing Owls
Alpacas just outside of Pendelton, OR
Pronghorns in Eastern Oregon
Sandhill Cranes in Eastern Oregon
Coyote sizing up whether it was worth attacking the cranes. The answer was no.
Keywords:
alpaca,
Burrowing Owl,
Coyote,
Pronghorn,
Sandhill Cranes Dancing,
Yellow-headed Blackbird
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