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Ustvarjeno / 2009 / maj / 9
There are several signs explaining features of the Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
Looking towards Washington across the Columbia River Gorge from Rowena Crest at Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
Looking towards Washington across the Columbia River Gorge from Rowena Crest at Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
Looking towards Washington across the Columbia River Gorge from Rowena Crest at Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
An old barn is across the streambed just outside the Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
Balsamrood and Lupines carpet the ground on the pleateu above the Columbis River at the Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
Lupines blooming in the meadows at the Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
There are two ponds along the lower trail in the Tom McCall Nature Preserve. This is the larger pond and it is at least a couple of acres in size. These ponds are a magnet for birds.
Poison Oak just leafing out in the spring. Some of the sprigs are in the trail Rowena Plateau Trail.
One area near the second pond sports a bit of Mimulus or Monkeyflower.
There are several nice overlooks of the Columbia River. In most places the cliffs below block most of the highway noise.
Looking Northwest from the Rowena Plateau Trail across the Columbia River towards Washington. This is near the turn-around point of the trail.
Turkey Vultures lazily glide across the land looking for a meal at the Tom McCall Nature Preserve.
A Red-winged blackbird looks for dangererous tourists at the Tom McCall Nature Preserve. These birds love to hang around the ponds.
The white flowers of Fool's Onion (Latin name: Brodiana hyacinthina) dot the meadows in early to mid-May at the Tom McCall Nature Preserve.