📚 Archive Post — Originally published on March 29, 2021. This content is now freely available as part of our public archive.
The Willamette River sustains a large amount of wildlife. The abundant fish in the River attract many birds that feed off of them. Some of these include; Eagles, Ospreys, Mergansers, Grebes, and Cormorants. There is a large population of Double Crested Cormorants that can be seen in the Willamette River. I enjoy photographing these beautiful birds. They have colorful turquoise eyes that go often noticed.
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