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January 30 2021

Brush is arranged neatly on contour marked by the orange flags for erosion control.

Dead branches of Ashe Juniper trees are used, which also opens the understory while leaving  a thick canopy cover above.

Posted in Habitat, Erosion, 2021

January 10 2021

Rare winter snow fall

  • Saw Rufous Hummingbird, left a Hummingbird feeder up for rare winter visitors

Posted in Census, Habitat, 2021

December 01 2020

First Feeze

Frostweed Flowers are so names because at the first freeze of the year, the stems of the plants expand with frozen water turning to ice.

Foxes are wary at chicken feeding area. Then we see a large Bobcat at the food bowl.

Another view of the large Bobcat

Posted in Census, Habitat, 2020 Journal

November 13 2020

Caretaker collected Frost Weed Flower seeds and scattered around various places later in the rain.

Posted in Habitat, 2020 Journal

August 10 2020

Rain clouds

Posted in Habitat, 2020 Journal

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