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Tag Archives: marin county
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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Fountain Sculpture; Tiburon, California
I lived in Tiburon for a while in the mid-1970s. It’s a beautiful location on the north shore of San Francisco Bay. Thanks to the hilly terrain, many residents have a view of the San Francisco Bay. I occasionally … Continue reading
Marin’s Sensible Approach to Protecting Sheep from Coyotes
There was a very good article in the San Francisco Chronicle last Friday about Marin County, California, and its approach to dealing with coyotes and sheep ranching. (Marin County is the county you enter when you drive north across the … Continue reading
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Tagged aphis, camilla fox, coyotes, guard dogs, marin county, peter fimrite, project coyote, san francisco chronicle, sheep, wildlife services
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Views from Inverness, California
I went out to Point Reyes yesterday, something I haven’t been doing too much of this year compared to last year. The forecast said there would be fog, but thankfully it was a no-show. Moreover, the light was fantastic thanks … Continue reading
Peregrine Falcon, Point Reyes National Seashore
I went out to Point Reyes yesterday for the first time since I left for Yellowstone in early September. I’m still trying to get some good images of elk during the rut. Thanks to heavy fog around Pierce Point, I … Continue reading
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Tagged california, marin county, peregrine falcon, point reyes national seashore
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Independence Day and Our Nation’s Symbol
A bald eagle perches on a driftwood limb on the shore of Kachemak Bay, Alaska. There was a nice article in our paper today about a man here in Marin County who collects all things relating to the bald eagle. … Continue reading
A Bobcat Visits the Pantry
I haven’t gotten any good photos of bobcats lately. They’ve given up their crepuscular ways and they’ve gone back to being nocturnal. This photo was taken in February. This particular guy was my favorite this past winter. He has a … Continue reading
Tule Elk Calf, Point Reyes National Seashore
This is one of two calves I photographed a couple of days ago in the elk preserve. The other was much smaller (and younger). It was also noticeably darker.
Blacktail Buck
This buck was grazing in a rancher’s field. H e must have liked what he was eating given how stuffed his cheeks are.
