Observations by jaguarsage

9 (2 Male) Pronghorn Antelope were walking slowly and foraging. About an hour and a half later they were only about a half mile further along and most were sitting together. 1 more had joined them.

Many of these were along the creek. Oak woodland. Sycamores, poison oak, buckeyes.

Oak woodlands, fallen tree on the bank of a dry creek. Sycamores shading the area.

3 lizards were catching small flying insects near riparian zone.

Flying along the dirt road near a small stream, desert foothills.

Fragrant, at first like vinegar and then mellows. Desert foothills.

Hidden in the grass he is a little hard to see in the pic. Desert foothills near springs.

Mustard, invasive.

Many of these in the desert, location approx.

Dense growth among willows near creek.

Oak woodland, there must have been hundreds of squirrels in the area. It was practically impossible to look anywhere and not see one, often in twos and threes.

Oak woodland, many trees. A lot of trees in this area and throughout the ranch are quite large.

Mixed in with other plants, willows, valley oak, wild grapes, wild oats in the area.

Female. Olive, yellow, reddish browns.

Found in oak woodland, some in riparian areas, cattle graze in the area.

Just saw this outside my office window foraging for something to eat.

Pretty common, in the center of dirt roads, along the side, etc. Cattle graze in the area.

Sharing the south facing hillside with Chaparral Yucca.

Dormant Buckeye

Many growing along pond that cattle and Pronghorn Antelope use.

Very large trees are in the Beale Adobe area, near sag pond and lining the edges of the creek and wetlands.

While very dry in the area for sometime these were doing fine. Sag pond nearby, Yucca Night Lizard found in the area.

A lot of these were in the sag pond at the Beale Adobe. Small fish were using it for cover. Dragonflies and bees were landing on it to drink from the pond.