November Colors At Ankeny Wildlife Refuge

Popular with birders and nature enthusiasts alike, Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge provides views of a simpler, less habited Willamette Valley. Located a few miles south of South Salem, near Talbot, Oregon, the refuge is a collection of several viewpoints and a couple short hikes. Wildlife is abundant. Heron, egrets, grebes, ducks, geese, frogs, several kinds of song birds and birds of prey are commonly seen.

A moss and fern covered dead tree arches over a marsh — Fern Mantel

A pond and marsh are surrounded by trees and grasses during the month of Fall — Fall At Ankney NWR

Sunlight shines from behind fern covered trees — Forest Magic

Backlit trees stand in a marshy area and are reflected in the water — Through The Woods

Small trees stand in a watery marsh and one tree's bark and wood has been removed to the point that it is leaning on another tree — Beaver Forest

A pond, surrounded by bushes and one tree, reflects the partly cloudy sky in the still water that can be seen above. — Magnificent Reflections

A marshy pond is surrounded by grasses, trees, and bushes as an old railroad trail can be seen in the distance — Fall At Ankney’s Rail Trail

A brown vine of red berries is growing from a tree branch into a marsh — Trailing Berries

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November Colors At Ankeny Wildlife Refuge

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