Tag: wildlife

  • 17Jul-Photo Release

    17Jul-Photo Release

    17Jul-Photo Release – I made a lot of photos here. The winters here bring Pelicans and several duck species to our waterways as part of their migratory movement southward.

  • 24Jun-Photo Release

    24Jun-Photo Release

    24Jun-Photo Release – just more birds at Del Valle, this time in November. It’s just starting to get cold here – 30 to 40° F.

  • 23Jun-PhotoShow

    23Jun-PhotoShow

    23Jun-PhotoShow – Choosing photos for a slideshow is famously difficult, often feeling more like an excavation than a simple editing task.

  • 20Jun-Photo Release

    20Jun-Photo Release

    20Jun26-Photo Release – back in the day I didn’t have all the fancy bells and whistles to fix photos with eyesores in them.

  • 18Jun-Photo Release

    18Jun-Photo Release

    For a few years now there have been rumors of Wood Ducks on this end of Del Valle along the arroyo itself.

  • 16Jun-Photo Release

    16Jun-Photo Release

    16Jun-Photo Release This part of Del Valle has been closed to the public for that last two years for the sake of the Eagles who nest in the grove.

  • 14Mar19-PhotoShow

    14Mar19-PhotoShow

    14Mar19-PhotoShow: This one was among my favorite road trips. I was a bit more comfortable with what I was doing even in the bright sun.

  • Photos 02Feb20

    Photos 02Feb20

    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 20Jan20

    Photos 20Jan20

    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 08Jul20

    Photos 08Jul20

    this location is on the San Francisco Bay next to the salt flats. Very stinky low-tide muck too, the kind the waders love.