Tag: feeders

Photos 27Dec20 – The PC fix is affordable. I’ll be back in the photo-processing business this afternoon – good Lord willing and all that.

Back to Shadow Cliffs for more of the same but, surprise, surprise, Del Valle’s Eagles use Shadow Cliffs as a supplemental fishing ground. I doubt that goes over big with the Ospreys that fish here. I’ve Osprey at Del Valle so I guess they share.

Photos 10May26 – Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, and Cormorants all nesting in the same trees. There are babies waiting for chow.

Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area, located on the border of Pleasanton and Livermore, has a history rooted in the industrial growth of the Tri-Valley. Long before it was a destination for swimming and fishing, the site served as a major gravel quarry operated by Kaiser Industries.

These photos were all made on the same day. I mention this because most of the hill images show the grass already turned brown, while in some photos the grass is green. The green is the north side of the slopes which get no direct sun all day.

Experience the Oakland Zoo through these photos, featuring a powerful encounter with three lion brothers. A look at wildlife preservation.

Capturing these little guys can be a challenge. They are very flighty unless they’re hungry or too hot. I think I havd one here yesterday who couldn’t sit still. Fidget!