Back on the Crooked River again this week. Fishing is getting good and the weather is perfect for a day of sitting along the stream.
In June the kestrals show up and we may have discovered a nest site,
Though it’s on the back side of an old snag . . . on the opposite side of the river . . . making it difficult to confirm.
There was a lizard exchange that first drew our attention to the fact that this pair of kestrels might not be just using the tree as a feeding station.
Next time we visit, I’ll wade the stream and get a better angle.
For now, we will be content with images of summer blooms, a young flicker and mourning dove also enjoying the water.
Of course, there are some pix of fishing and Tip keeping watch.
As usual the pics are amazing, especially the kestrel ones!