Washington County

This trail is best explored by bicycle. Most of the trail is in the shade. This is an easy way of getting drive-by singing Black-headed Grosbeak, Warbling Vireo, Wilson’s and Black-throated Gray Warbler, Swainson’s Thrush, Savannah Spa...

A good mixture of the expected waterfowl, including the occasional Canvasback, Redhead, and Wilson’s Snipe in winter.  Land birds include the expected species, with Peregrine Falcon, Raven, and Lincoln’s Sparrow being rarely reported....

The Wetland & Art Walk takes you through some diverse habitat Including riparian, river, wetlands, and deciduous forest. Depending on how far you want to walk, you might be able to include all of these habitats in one journey. Expect to see ty...

Cook Park in Tigard Has a diverse set of habitats including riparian, forest trails, grassy areas, and mixed forest.

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The nature park occupies the top of the hill, saving it from residential development. The parking area starts on a grassy knoll with numerous Lesser and American Goldfinches. Over 5 miles of graveled trails lead in loops around the crown. All trai...

The two-track road is lined with poplars and willows and can hold good numbers of migrants in spring & fall, in particular Yellow Warbler. Continuing west along the track will get to an open area with several ponds holding lots of ducks in win...

Look for Hooded Merganser, Bufflehead, Cinnamon and Green-winged Teal, Lesser Scaup, Ring-necked Duck, Gadwall and Mallard. An occasional Canvasback may show up in fall at the Intel Pond.