📚 Archive Post — Originally published on April 13, 2021. This content is now freely available as part of our public archive.
In the spring you can hear a harmonious chorus of song of chickadees, song sparrows, northern flickers, robins, warblers, finches, and many more. I always enjoy the nostalgic sound of Red Winged Black-birds echoing across the Lake. Spring brings mild weather and vibrant colors that inspire me get outside and enjoy the sights, sounds, and the fragrances. The following are recent images taken around Oaks Bottom and Sellwood Park.
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