Snow Geese – Sacramento Wildlife Refuge
This is a repost of our trip to Southern California to visit family and friends over the holidays. I guess the previous post has been forever lost in cyberspace, or accidentally deleted? I admit it could be ‘operator error.’
We’d planned on at least three weeks for the road trip and our timing was perfect. The weather was ideal both in San Diego and Anza Borrego. Even our quick stop at the Sacramento Wildlife Refuge was warm and sunny.
Once in San Diego we took several side trips to Anza Borrego State Park for a little camping and hiking, our way to relax and rejuvenate from the fast pace of the city. Anza Borrego is California’s largest state park encompassing more than 600,000 acres and home to 50 or more species of flora and fauna including the parks namesake the Bighorn Sheep (Borrego is Spanish for sheep).
Photos taken at Anza Borrego State Park
- Red-footed booby, an unexpected visitor to Port Townsend.
- Fawn in Ferns
- Gray Squirrel in Cherry Tree
- Young Doe and Woodpile
- Our Little Campground Host
- Luminosity – Peonies
- Peony – A love Affair
- Miller Peninsula State Park – Beach Trail via Fireweed Road
- Iris Duo
- Dosewallip Dance
- Dosewallips River Valley Hike
- Cooper’s hawk in our pond
- Northern Pygmy Owl
- American Pika
- My Photos on Exhibit in the Port Townsend Carnegie Library
- Another successful Wooden Boat Festival
- One of my Photos in 48 North Magazine
- Tulips, Highland Cows and Trumpeter Swans
- Celebrating Spring
- My Owl Buddies
- Celebrating Dia de los Muertos at Seattle Center
- Point Reyes National Seashore
- Brightwork and Bliss
- Ptarmigans and Marmots
- The Olympic Marmot
- Wooden Boat Festival!
- Capitol Campus
- New Show in Gallery Nine for June
- Dosewallips (doh’-si-wall-ips) River Hike
- Sidonie’s Cooking Classes
- Meet Sekiu
- Seattle Aquarium’s Furry Miracle
- Ho! Ho! Ho! Happy Holidays to All!
- Autumn – Cool Days…Cooler Nights
- Alaska & Brown Bears
- Autumn in Alaska
- Crazy gray haired lady arrested for trespassing…almost!
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