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Archive for 'Habitat' Category

April 10 2010

  • Saw very many Verbena flowers on slope at feeding area

Caretakers note: This sloped area has improved with the addition of dirt berms to slow down erosion

 
 

Posted in 2010 Journal, Habitat, Erosion, Food

April 07 2010

  • Many more Hummingbirds today than before
  • Refreshed Hummingbird feeders
  • Cleared River Trail
  • Saw butterflies

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census, Habitat, Food

March 12 2010

  • Three Turkeys wandered off towards to man made pond on our arrival.
  • Many deer at feeding area
  • Agarita flower in bloom

Posted in 2010 Journal, Census, Habitat, Food

November 03 2009

  • Saw Wild Turkeys
  • Hundreds of Snout Butterflies, in open fields and in the woods.
  • Refreshed Hummingbird feeders, 7 total
  • Large groups of bees returned after a long absence getting small bits of sugar from the hummingbird feeders.
Caretakers note: Odd bee behavior observed. Bees were seen fighting with each other, individuals stinging other bees, there were several dead bees on the ground.
  • Treated Fire Ants with growth regulator (predator control)
  • Repaired float valve on water trough in water trough bath tub, (maintain supplemental water sources)
  • Removed many young Ashe junipers and removed Junipers from under Red Oaks near Bobcat Draw (approximately 1 acre)

Posted in 2009 Journal, Census, Habitat, Predator, Food, Water

October 25 2009

Observed rain event 2, (4 total in one week)

  • Cut Junipers under large oak near house
  • Mowed pasture
  • Will remove Prickly Pear
  • Beefed up erosion control berms with dirt near the rain barn.

Posted in 2009 Journal, Habitat, Erosion

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