Important updates on Lake Hodges
There are lots of photographs of Western and Clark’s Grebes doing their signature rush across the water. There are also plenty of shots of parents with chicks on their backs. However, one thing you don’t see very often is a photo of a Western or Clark’s Grebe flying. Since they are migratory birds they do obviously fly. However, they migrate at night….
The Poppies are blooming around Lake Hodges and you know what that means? Spring time is just around the corner and the World Famous ….
… the water that usually fills up Lake Hodges at this time of year has had to be released downstream in order to complete much needed repair work on the dam, but as can be seen from the photos….
The last time San Diego had an invasion of robins close to this magnitude was in 1972. Go back another 10 years before that to find one even bigger. The former invasions that occurred every 2 to 5 years began
These were taken this morning with a group of photographers that had never
most of the birds that would normally be at the east end the Lake are now over by the west side. Conditions this week have been perfect for
for a week or 2 Lake Hodges will look like it was pulled directly from the set of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory….. Interestingly, the water quality doesn’t
There was all sorts of interesting activity at the Lake this morning. These Clark’s Grebes were putting on quite the show. In between bursts of rushing they could be found parading around sporting their strangely wonderful head feathers that resemble black caps. Both Clark’s and Western Grebes were rushing around. Courtship is in full swing.
This is Citizen Science working at its best. There are several local groups including the
How will the water level affect the wildlife on Lake Hodges?
This is a good question with no precise answer. From my observations
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