Showing posts with label Meadow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meadow. Show all posts

Red Car Property: Red Tailed Hawk's Hunting Ground

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, July 20, 2012, 8:07 AM.  Most any day, you can see Red Tailed Hawks hunting on the south end of the Red Car Prope...

2 Freeway @ Red Car Property: Young Red Tailed Hawk Resting Its Foot

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, July 10, 2012, 8:17 AM.  We used to see the recently fledged Red Tails on our deck railing, resting one foot at a...

Semi Tropic Spiritualists' Tract: Hawk Update

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, July 4, 2012, 8:54 AM.  A Red Tailed Hawk was calling insistently, perched on the telephone pole (seen in an earli...

Red Car Property: Jimsonweed

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, May 28, 2012.  Jimsonweed (Datura wrightii) is blooming throughout the hills.  (Click on photo to enlarge.) Ji...

Corralitas Drive: Red Tailed Hawks Affecting Neighborhood Bird Behavior

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, May 28, 2012.  I watched both Red Tails make failed gopher/rat/small mammal hunts from the Eucalyptus trees on th...

Red Car Canyon: Camp Red Car *Updated

thumbnail Photo: Jonathan Vandiveer, May 9, 2012.  Another neighbor reports an additional tent had been pitched nearby for the previous 2 days.  It...

Red Car Property: Vernal Equinox, Last Night; First Full Day Of Spring, Today

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, March 13, 2012.  Arroyo Lupines (purple flowers) might get a little taller since we finally had some rain over the w...

Red Car Property: Spring Dumping Season

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, March 8, 2012.  Someone went out of their way to dump a large pile of yard waste on the Red Car Property.  (Click...

Red Car Property: Growing Season All Screwed Up This Year

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, January 16, 2012.  The early rain and unseasonably warm weather has native Arroyo Lupines blooming on the Red Car Pr...

Red Car Property: Not A Park, It Just Looks Like One

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, December 27, 2011.  The December 1, 2011 windstorm took out the branch that had been blocking a neighbor's view ...

Red Car Property: American Kestrel, Rare Sighting

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, December 31, 2011, 9:59 AM.  American Kestrels used to be common in the neighborhood.  This is only the third time I...

Red Car Property: Dogs Having Fun

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, December 4, 2011.  It's Monday, we're on stormwatch, do we need another excuse to run a happy puppy picture?...

Red Car Property Meadow: Not A Park, It Just Looks Like One

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, December 4, 2011.  Thank you for picking up after your dogs.  (Click on photo to enlarge.)

Red Car Canyon: Muddy, Walkable

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, November 21, 2011.  While it seems like the rainy season started early, we saw the same weather pattern last year.  ...

Red Car Property Meadow: 5 Months Ago

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, March 24, 2011.  Five months ago, we were ankle deep in vernal pools and mudwatch on the Red Car Property.  Today, t...

Red Car Property Meadow: Jimsonweed

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, August 17, 2011.  Jimsonweed, while still blooming, is also going to seed on the Red Car Property meadow.  (Click on...

Red Car Property: "Dead Skunk Canyon" Living Up To Its Name

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, August 17, 2019.  Another long-since-dead skunk found where Red Car Canyon opens onto the Red Car Property meadow....

Red Car Property: No Shortage Of Squirrel Tails Thanks To The Red Tailed Hawks

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, August 5, 2011.  At least the squirrel tail leftovers from the Red Tailed Hawks don't go to waste on the Red Car...

Red Car Property: Red Tailed Hawk

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, July 28, 9:57 AM.  Thursday was Hawkwatch day.  All morning, "Spot," the larger of the two Red Tailed juve...

Red Car Property: Looking For Really Big Moths

thumbnail Photo: Diane Edwardson, July 12, 2011.  Native Jimsonweed (Datura wrightii) attracts hawk moths, like the White Lined Sphinx Moth, for polli...

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