Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.
Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.

Cliff Swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota)

Cliff Swallow

(Petrochelidon pyrrhonota)

Description:

Cliff Swallows were already well on their way to building their colonies of mud-nests under the bridge crossing the Snake River Mouth in Burbank Washington.

Date Taken: 2022:04:21 12:09

Location:

Hood Park Boat Launch
Burbank, Washington
United States
334.67 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/7.1, 1/1250

File Name: CliffSwallow_8502698-BurbankWashington

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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