Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Pileated Woodpecker feeding two babies - a fantastic photo taken over the weekend

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Frank Drouillard and Nan Brichetto were hiking in Sonoma County when they heard the racket. They looked up and saw two heads poked out of a ...
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Monday, May 30, 2011

Male Osprey checks on the female Osprey nesting in Anchor Bay

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This pair has survived several attacks by Ravens and some very high winds but they are still thriving. The nest overlooking the Pacific Ocea...
Sunday, May 29, 2011

A newborn Pinto joins the herd in Point Arena - meet Little Lady!

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Jacqueline McAbrey joyfully announces that the Point Arena Pintos have a new foal. Mama gave birth to a perfect filly on Tuesday the 24th, J...
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Friday, May 27, 2011

American Goldfinches are like living jewels on top of our tree

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American Goldfinches have arrived in great numbers to the Mendonoma Coast. Many of the males are in bright yellow breeding plumage to attrac...
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Thursday, May 26, 2011

Old Growth Redwood Tree that survived the loggers because it grew in a twisted shape

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Soon after Rick and I moved to the Mendocino Coast we found this magnificent old growth Sequoia Sempervirens or Coast Redwood. We were nearl...
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Brandt's Cormorant in breeding plumage

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Brandt's Cormorants are busy building nests on Gualala Point Island just off the Sonoma coast. Craig Tooley photographed one in breeding...
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Sweet wildflower blooming alongside our road - a single Pussy Ears

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The first Pussy Ears I've seen this year is blooming amidst a sea of pine needles on the edge of a dirt road here in Mendocino County. S...