F/6.3, 1/640, ISO 200. Eastern Gray Squirrel Why do squirrels swim on their backs? To keep their nuts dry. Interesting Fact: Squirrels are extremely intelligent creatures. They are known to put on elaborate bogus food burying displays to deceive onlookers. The fake burials are to trick potential thieves, such as other squirrels or birds, […] via …
Reservations Available for 2019 Bat Night Tours — CDFW News
The bats have returned! The California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area is welcoming back the largest colony of Mexican free-tailed bats in California. The bats return each summer to give birth to their young and soar over the floodplain in a nightly bug-eating bonanza. The public is invited to experience this […] …
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Containers of Beauty
My garden wouldn't be complete without an assortment of flowers popping out of an array of planters scattered about.
Hello Again
It's reassuring and rewarding to walk through the garden and see old friends rising up to greet another season. Hello again my lovelies, I'm so glad to see you!
Playing Peony Peek-a-Boo
With one just open and most on the verge of bursting, the peonies are about to put on their show-stopping performance in the 2019 garden! I wait with baded, impatient breath!
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Skipper — leaf and twig
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Florida man accused in flamingo’s death fatally struck by truck — NBC News Top Stories
Joseph Corrao was two months away from standing trial over the death of the flamingo, named Pinky, at Busch Gardens in Tampa. via Florida man accused in flamingo's death fatally struck by truck — NBC News Top Stories
With friends ! — Light Touch
Masai Mara , Kenya. via With friends ! — Light Touch
Golden Eagle Chicks Found in Santa Monica Mountains for 1st Time in 30 Years — KTLA
For the first time since the late 1980s, a pair of golden eagle chicks have been spotted in a nest in the Santa Monica Mountains, officials announced Wednesday. A consultant surveying birds on private land near a remote area of the western side of the mountains alerted park biologists about the two 12-week-old chicks, according… via …
The Northern Herper 
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