Mammals

Rat with Timing

This Brown Rat (Rattus norvegicus) checked out the infrared camera at a time when the Burrowing Owl, normally perched on

A Black-tailed Hare or two occupied the grassy expanse of the fenced Burrowing Owl area last winter, when no owls

Gophers, says Wikipedia, spend 90 percent of their life under ground. Today I was privileged to see, and to video,

Thursday 2/7 The north owl is missing again this morning. Something is troubling this bird. Formerly you could count on

As I walked alongside the Burrowing Owl preserve in the northeast corner of the park, a couple of park visitors

No, this item is not a takeoff on Rocky and Bullwinkle, my favorite cartoon characters. It has to do with

This Harbor Seal surfaced long enough to get its picture taken in an unusual spot. This was not the relatively

When a Parks worker knocks down and churns up a stand of weeds with a riding mower, the wake behind

I was walking north on a narrow path on the west side when I saw something black and white moving

We saw the beginning of this kill. A small dog, probably a terrier, stood frozen in the grass by the

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