Yesterday was International Vulture Awareness Day, which feels like the perfect excuse to share my favorite vulture photo to date. This is a rare, partially leucistic Turkey Vulture. The unusual lack of pigment gives it a truly unique look compared to its typical dark-feathered flockmates
It reached 95°F in the shade today, driving most of the wildlife to seek cover—a smart move. Apologies for missing last month’s entry while catching up on things. Although I planned to share a recap of my recent travels in Europe, my…..
What an incredible month it’s been! First, I’d like to put a big shout out to all of you that were able to …..
….The Grebes have been busy, and I’ve spotted a few active nests, so there’s a good likelihood of seeing chicks this season. Unlike the good old days, when there were hundreds of nests, I’ve…..
…..April has arrived with LOTS of Spring time activity
I can’t lie, I LOVE this time of year. There is so much activity to watch, and document. Everything from Quail to…..
..I spent years on stage as a musician, but these days most of my “front row seats” are out here on Lake Hodges, watching wildlife perform their own unscripted shows. It’s been quite a journey…….
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