Fruiting in grass along highway 109.
Picea sitchensis and Pinus contorta on other side of fence line.
Yellow UV remnants.
Chalciporus piperatus fruiting a few inches away from the youngest fruits of A. muscaria subsp. flavivolvata(top center).
My coinciding Mushroomobserver observation below-

https://mushroomobserver.org/508431?q=1nsRj

An American Kestrel perched atop a bare tree. It was curiously watching a man doing loud metalwork in the yard below. It allowed me to get very close to the tree it was in.

Image 6 shows the front of the bird. Images 7-9 show its underside. Image 9 shows its neck outstretched. Image 10 shows it just after it pooped, with its anus visible.
Image 11 shows its tail feathers and image 12 shows a size comparison.

At one point it flew into the yard on the other side of the fence after prey. Later, it flew 150 feet to perch on a telephone pole, where it seemed to collect some nesting materials. I have additional angles if they're necessary for the identification or wanted by anyone.

According to Dr. Tim Krantz, this is a male, based on its brighter coloration.