Yellowstone birds

Yellowstone is actually more known for game wildlife, not birds, but there is still a good number of unique birds living in it:

A juvenile white pelican was tooting around on the river, but once the sun went down, it just took off:


We also discovered a colony of cliff swallows under a small bridge over the road:


A kestrel making its first morning flight:


An osprey patrolling the Old Faithful:


Two immature bald eagles looking for lunch:


A couple of house wrens:



Can't figure out whether it's a Song Sparrow or some western specialty:


A kestrel (different one) harassing a red-tailed hawk:



And a sandhill crane, one of the pair that was spending the nights on the lake right in front of our cabin: