debstromquist: Entrance to the park
debstromquist: A slice of an Elm tree
debstromquist: An interesting nest in one of the trees outside the visitors center
debstromquist: An interesting dead tree along the path to the Illinois River
debstromquist: This is on the path up to the Starved Rock outlook
debstromquist: Blurry shot of some pelicans
debstromquist: Pelicans?
debstromquist: View from on top of Starved Rock
debstromquist: View of the lock & dam on the Illinois River
debstromquist: The Jerry Jarrett from Marquette Transportation waiting
debstromquist: He's caught one
debstromquist: Looking at Plum Island Sanctuary
debstromquist: The edge of the barge coming through the lock
debstromquist: A sign that gives information about the Plum Island Sanctuary
debstromquist: A distant bluff
debstromquist: The bridge that carries IL 178 over the Illinois River
debstromquist: Coming down from the overlook
debstromquist: The dead tree again
debstromquist: A great looking Cottonwood tree
debstromquist: Starved Rock is a National Historic Landmark
debstromquist: The tow boat is now visible
debstromquist: I counted around 15 boats on the river in this area
debstromquist: The bluff that is "Starved Rock"
debstromquist: A better shot of the sign
debstromquist: Gary in front of this Sycamore tree to give perspective to its diameter
debstromquist: A huge sycamore tree
debstromquist: Of course I had to check out the bird feeders
debstromquist: Does anyone know what kind of birds these are?
debstromquist: Downy Woodpecker
debstromquist: An American Goldfinch, I believe