by Marisela De Santa Anna | Mar 24, 2021 | Blog
One of the water troughs before we made the modifications for stability and protection against floating away during inundation. A Western Bluebird, one of the many species of birds that use our troughs for water and perching in the summer months. A top-down view of...
by Marisela De Santa Anna | Mar 17, 2021 | Blog
This woodland of Valley oak and Ash has a healthy population of North Coast Semaphore Grass coming up. This Pioneer violet, Viola glabella, is an early wildflower commonly found in moist shaded places in woods. The maroon stems and soft apple-green leaves identify...
by Marisela De Santa Anna | Mar 10, 2021 | Blog
A close-up of a Great Blue heron head and bill. A typical stalking walk, with that long neck stretched out and eyes focused on the ground. A resting Great Blue Heron, still keeping a lookout for predators. A Great Blue heron heading out to the inundation areas to...
by Marisela De Santa Anna | Mar 3, 2021 | Blog
Coyote tracks showing the oval overall shape and the sharp claws. Wild turkey track with a cell phone showing the large size! The California quail tracks compared to the Dusky woodrat tracks show us how small the feet of woodrats are. This large Tule elk track has a...
by Marisela De Santa Anna | Feb 19, 2021 | Blog
Here is the beaver interested group without Brock since he is taking the photo! It was about 1 mile of walking through knee deep water to get to Outlet Creek. One of the trees the beavers have been working on for food and dams. This is the nonnative red swamp...
