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June 16 2010

  • Saw a pregnant Black Rock Squirrel
  • Saw a Ring-tailed Cat resting on the porch rafters

                  Ring-tailed Cat watching from porch rafters

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census

June 11 2010

  • shot one female Brown-headed Cowbird
  • refreshed all Hummingbird feeders

            interesting Bee on Rosemary flower

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census, Predator, Food

June 04 2010

  • Large American Elm branch broke and fell into the river
  • Saw two fledgeling Canyon Wrens
  • Saw two Wren nests in Purple martin House
  • Saw multiple baby spiders hidden in a leaf

 

                                    baby spiders

 

                           This is the mother of the baby spiders.

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census, Shelter

May 30 2010

 
  • Caretaker rescued a lizard that was being eaten by a snake. The lizard lost some if its tail.
  • Saw another snake slithering along the sidewalk by the house.

                                       Central Texas Whip Snake

 

Caretakers note: The Central Texas Whip Snake was released and quickly slid to the top of this Ashe Juniper tree. The red underside of its belly is visible as a thin horizontal line in the upper center of the photo.

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census

May 15 2010

  • Only .3 Inches of rain
  • Saw a fox at the feeding area
  • saw a male Painted Bunting
  • 3 dead mice found in cistern overflow (caretakers sealed all openings for mice on roof gutters)
  • Monarch caterpillars on Antelope Horn
  • Two Toads seen at dusk
  • cut and mulched Junipers directly under Cedar Elms (along driveway)

 

                        captured caterpillar grown into a Moth

 

another view of the Moth grown from a caterpillar (see story April 27, 2010)

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census

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