The high desert country of the Eastern Washington throngs with wildlife. From the sagebrush steppe to the pothole lakes and reed filled marshes, bird song fills the bright hours of early morning, filters up through the somnolent heat haze of mid day, and lulls the amber fields into golden twilight, fading into the mystery of the languid blue hours of night.
(Pictured above: Kingbird)
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| Mountain Bluebird |
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| Wild Turkeys |
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| Chipping Sparrow |
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| Turkey Vultures |
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| Ravens - a nesting pair |
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| White Crowned Sparrow |
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| Flying Turkey Vultures over Banks Lake |
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| Yellow Throated Warbler |
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| Magpies |
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| Coots |
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| An Eagle and its nest. |
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| Magpies |
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| Flycatcher |
