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June 08 2008

  • Worker reported seeing an eagle chasing a rabbit
  • Wild turkey's seen at water guzzler
  • Saw a young squirrel getting a drink at the water drip in shallow pans from rain water storage barn

Posted in 2008 Journal, Census, Water

June 03 2008

Very dry and windy.  Used the water mister for birds.

  • 8am, saw Wild turkey in driveway walking to water guzzler
  • Refreshed all hummingbird feeders and used olive oil on the yellow feeding ports to deter bees
  • Saw anoles mating, green male and brown female
  • Saw a lizard leap and grab a brown and gray mottled moth, it spit it out and the moth flew away.

Posted in 2008 Journal, Census, Food, Water

May 31 2008

  • Many cardinals benefiting from water spray
  • Saw possum

Posted in 2008 Journal, Census, Water

May 28 2008

Worker saw a male Golden-cheeked Warbler feeding a young fledge and and caught this image of the young bird.

Caretaker's note: It is an excellent sign to see an endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler but even better to know that they are breeding successfully! This photo clearly shows the "golden cheeks" on the young fledgling's head. While this is not the best photo of the Golden-cheeked Warbler, it is included here as a document of the sighting. This photo was taken by Mike Jones.

Posted in 2008 Journal, Census

May 27 2008

  • Fewer hummingbirds and bees seen
  • Saw Painted bunting
  • Saw a duck on the river
  • Saw Great Blue heron
  • Ceraunus butterfly
  • Southern yellow jackets and red wasps were seen hunting caterpillars
  • Many frogs and toad tadpoles
  • Saw a skink
  • Saw a striped racer lizard with no tail
  • Saw 2 juvenile Nine-lined racer lizards
  • Saw juvenile anole
  • Bobcat seen hunting birds at feeding station

Added large juniper stumps around bird feeding area to provide security for small birds and animals and deter deer.

Posted in 2008 Journal, Census, Habitat, Predator

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