A Morning Fishing in the Columbia River

On our way back home, we travelled along the Columbia Gorge where millions of years ago the moving glaciers have curved a gigantic gorge and later water has filled to make the majestic Columbia river.

Right around these cliffs on both sides of the river, there are many wildlife areas.  I saw a large number of waterfowl.  Guess what I found out at home when I looked closely one of the pictures I had taken.

Due to a stormy weather, the photo looks grey.  But you can tell there are two Bald Eagles wading and fishing next to the sandbank.

"Honey, since there are a lot of waterfowl around here, 

this may be a good fishing ground.  Let's find out."