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Late Winter Ramblings

Posted on March 22, 2021 by John Rakestraw

Birding has been rather slow lately, as many of the winter residents have moved on and the spring migrants haven’t arrived yet. The local nesters, like this Spotted Towhee are becoming more active and vocal. A remnant of last autumn’s … Continue reading →

Posted in mammals, reptiles & amphibians, seasonal movements | Tagged California Ground Squirrel, Long-toed Salamander, Pacific Treefrog, Spotted Towhee, Western Skink | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Western Skink

Late Winter Ramblings

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