Lots of hawks, a Great Blue Heron way up in a tree, some California Mule Deer, and a small reptile to round it all out. Various dates and locations throughout the last month, although all photos taken around American Valley.
American KestrelCalifornia Mule DeerMother doe, and two seasons of fawns.Red-tailed Hawk on Quincy Junction RoadA nice backside shot of a Red-tailed HawkProfile of the preceding hawkFerruginous Hawk, Nov. 19, Quincy high school baseball fieldRed-tailed Hawk, Nov. 19, Gansner Little League baseball fieldA Red-tailed Hawk mating pair, high on the mountain near the airport, Nov. 19Red-tailed Hawk on the old windsock by Riverside Rock sand and gravel supply facility; adjacent to the airportRed-shouldered Hawk, Nov. 19, on the bicycle path near the high schoolRed-tailed Hawk, Quincy Junction Road, Nov. 22Red-tailed Hawk, Qcy Jct Rd, Nov. 22Ferruginous Hawk, Qcy Jct Rd, Nov. 22Red-tailed Hawk, Qcy Jct Rd, Nov. 22Backside of Red-shouldered Hawk, bike path, Nov. 23Nov. 23. This Great Blue Heron is in a tall Cottonwood tree near the college, on the bike path approaching the horse barns.Nov. 28. There’s a Red-tailed Hawk up in the top of the big pine tree at center.Red-tailed Hawk, Quincy Junction Road, Nov. 28Western Fence Lizard, a.k.a. Blue-belly, on the sidewalk in front of my apartment.
