Photo Album Pictures

Below are images compiled in one of the many photo galleries illustrating our blog, Musings From Paradise. Click on any photo and then sweep through the collection (or use your keyboard’s arrow keys). There’s a “full-screen” toggle in the upper-right.  More Albums 

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• Bushtit - Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, OR

• Cedar Waxwing - Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, OR

• Bewick's Wren - Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, OR

• Wilson's Warbler - Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, OR

• Cedar Waxwing (juvenile) - Emigrant Creek Road, Ashland, OR

• Violet-green Swallow - Ditch Trail, Ashland, OR

• Blue-gray Gnatcatcher - Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument

• Nashville Warbler - Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument

• Black-throated Gray Warbler - Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument

• Warbling Vireo - Ditch Trail, Ashland, OR

• Violet-green Swallow - Ditch Trail, Ashland, OR

• Warbling Vireo - Ditch Trail, Ashland, OR

• Nashville Warbler - Ditch Trail, Ashland, OR

• Pileated Woodpecker (in cavity) - Greensprings Mtn. Loop Hike

• Red-shafted Flicker (female) - Ashland Pond, Ashland, OR

• Yellow-rumped Warbler - Ashland Pond, Ashland, OR

• Bewick's Wren - Ashland Pond, Ashland, OR

• Orange-crowned Warbler - Ashland Pond, Ashland, OR

• Bewick's Wren - Ashland Pond, Ashland, OR

• Northern Flicker (female) - Ashland Pond, Ashland, OR

• Meadowlark (© Nick Viani) Vesper Meadows

• Chipping Sparrow - Greensprings Mtn. Trail

• Song Sparrow - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• White-breasted Nuthatch - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• Western Bluebird - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• Brown Creeper - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• Chipping Sparrow - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• Lesser Goldfinch (with nesting material) - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• House Wren - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• Acorn Woodpecker - Jacksonville Woodlands, Jacksonville, OR

• Yellow-rumped Warbler (male Audubon's) - North Mtn. Park, Ashland, OR

• Orange-crowned Warbler - Paradise Backyard (a dozen or so were gorging on insects in our flowering trees)

• Lincoln's Sparrow - North Mountain Park

• Orange-crowned Warbler - North Mountain Park

• Marsh Wren - Wood River Wetlands, Klamath Falls, OR

• Common Yellowthroat - Wood River Wetlands, Klamath Falls, OR

• Lincoln's Sparrow - Wood River Wetlands, Klamath Falls, OR

• Sand Hill Crane - Wood River Wetlands, Klamath Falls, OR

• Downy Woodpecker (female Pacific) - Wood River Wetlands, Klamath Falls, OR

• Ruby-crowned Kinglet (check out the Oregon Grape leaf!) - Wood River Wetlands, Klamath Falls, OR

• Common Yellowthroat (wood warbler) - North Mountain Park, Ashland, OR

• Ruby-crowned Kinglet - North Mountain Park, Ashland, OR

• Bushtit (females have a yellow iris) - North Mountain Park, Ashland, OR

• Bushtit (males have a dark iris - this one is banded) - North Mountain Park, Ashland, OR

• Lesser Goldfinches (l. male, r. female) - backyard feeder in Paradise

• Orange-crowned Warbler - Ashland Pond, OR

• Golden-crowned Sparrow - Ashland Pond (Jeff Tufts added: "It just occurred to me that flowering fruit trees are considered attractive to bees because of pollen AND NECTAR. Maybe the nectar is a major attractant for the sparrows.")

• Orange-crowned Warbler - Ashland Pond, OR

• Golden-crowned Sparrow - Ashland Pond (Jeff Tufts added: "It just occurred to me that flowering fruit trees are considered attractive to bees because of pollen AND NECTAR. Maybe the nectar is a major attractant for the sparrows.")