A friend of mine and I drove over to
Talking Waters Garden park this evening after dinner, where walked the perimeter of the facility. His
firm had done the
engineering for the various ponds and connecting pipelines used to treat the water from the industrial park before going into the
Willamette River. We just about had the place to ourselves, except for the birds. The
Red Wing Blackbird were roosting in the some old barren trees, the
Mallard Ducks were still feeding, but some were already tucking their heads in for a night's sleep, the light was subdued as the sun was getting ready to set somewhere behind the ceiling of clouds that had muted light all day - a different way to look at the birds and their environs than earlier in the day.
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| Silhouettes at roost |
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| Cedar Waxwing |
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| Barn Swallow |
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| Song Sparrow |
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| Ducks down for the night |
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| Teasil near the tracks |
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| Tracks near the Teasil |
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