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Author Archives: Jim Coda
Petaluma Riverfront; Petaluma, California
Here is another photograph of that footbridge which crosses the Petaluma River in downtown Petaluma with some of the City’s historic buildings in the background. The previous photo was shot looking north. This photo was shot looking south. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged california, footbridge, Petaluma, petaluma california, petaluma mill, Petaluma Riverfront, Petaluma Waterfront
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Petaluma Riverfront, Petaluma, California
Petaluma is one of those few American cities that has a major river running through it that provides access to and from the ocean. It enabled Petaluma to become an important city in the early days of California. The main … Continue reading
Bull Elk in Velvet, Point Reyes National Seashore
I was out at Point Reyes recently. The male elk are all sporting new antlers covered in velvet. They’re also still shedding their lighter-colored winter coats. This bull was in the Tule Elk Preserve. He was in a group of … Continue reading
Point Reyes Beach, Point Reyes National Seashore
Point Reyes Beach begins at the Lighthouse area and runs for 10 miles in a northerly direction. It is also called Ten Mile Beach (no surprise) and The Great Beach. A better name might be Caution Beach because it … Continue reading
Tree-Shrouded Entry; North District Operations Center, Point Reyes
I drive by this entry road every time I go to Point Reyes National Seashore. I often think to myself that I should photograph it. I finally did. I don’t know exactly what goes on there, but I see Rangers … Continue reading
Tree Rock; Petaluma, California
It looks like this oak tree is growing out of the rock. It isn’t of course. But they’ve shared the same spot for many years. They’ve seen many cows come and go. The scene has been the subject of many … Continue reading
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Tagged Lance Kuehne, marty knapp, Petaluma, point reyes-petaluma road, tree rock, tree rock photo
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The Mustard Plant; Napa and Sonoma Counties
One of the visual treats each winter and spring in the North Bay is the mustard that covers the ground in so many places. It is especially common in the grape-growing areas of Napa ans Sonoma Counties. Mustard is not … Continue reading
Lamb; Petaluma, California
Last spring I went out on the local roads looking for young goats and sheep to photograph. I found some kids. Click here to see one of those kids. I also found a ranch that raises miniature horses. Click here … Continue reading
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Tagged biological services, coyote, lamb, Maremma, marin county, non-target species, petaluma california, sonoma county
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Bobcat, Point Reyes National Seashore
I went out to Point Reyes today. It was a beautiful day. The temperature was in the mid-60s and the place was very crowded. It was a slow day for me photography-wise. Fortunately, near the end of the day this … Continue reading
My 10 Favorite Wildlife Photos of 2012
About a year ago I posted a blog with my 10 favorite wildlife photos from 2011. Here are my 10 favorites for 2012. Most of this year’s photos are from Yellowstone. Finding and photographing this red fox vixen and her … Continue reading
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Tagged coyote, grizzly bear, mountain bluebird, point reyes national seashore, point reyes wildlife, pronghorn doe, pronghorn fawns, red fox, red fox kits, sandhill crane, white-crowned sparrow, wildlife photo, yellow-headed blackbird, yellowstone national park, yellowstone wildlife
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