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Off Season

This Red-winged Blackbird has the right place but the wrong season. He perches on a shrub and gives the “Here

The White-tailed Kite frequently visits the park in season and is a favorite subject of photography. But few if any

The Brown Pelican needs to bounce its feet off the water’s surface several times in order to get airborne. Here

Today I became one of the first park visitors in many years to walk the lower passage that runs north-south

Apart from a few moments when it stood up, the Burrowing Owl in the Nature Area on the north side

The Burrowing Owl first imaged in the Nature Area on the north side of the park on November 10 but

There was nothing special about this young White-crowned Sparrow. It perched in a fennel bush on the north side of

This loon flew about 2,500 miles from its summer breeding grounds in Alaska or northwest Canada to get here. Although

I’ve been seeing this squirrel up in the trees of the DAWN area for weeks without being able to capture

Thanks to photographer Phil Rowntree and his remote-controlled airborne camera, we finally have a good picture of the wreck that

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