We will be accessing the Reserve a couple of miles south of this point at an unmarked gate, so please go to the meeting spot.
Conditions should be great, hope you'll join us! Message me if you have questions.
Dave
Moderator: Scott Waters
Mount Hamilton Rd has been fully open for about a week, so no need to use the Quimby Rd detour if coming through N. San Jose.Owen wrote:As of this past Wednesday, Mount Hamilton Road still needs to be accessed via Quimby Road due to the partial road collapse of the road surface on Mt. Hamilton Rd from the past storms. Mt Hamilton Rd/San Antonio Valley Rd are fine between Quimby Rd and Del Puerto Cyn Rd.
Coolyolodave wrote:Tomorrow is the day. If you want to wander in some awesome pristine Coast Range habitat, come on out!
Dave
Well, I don't like youBrian Hubbs wrote:I see the pics just fine.
No Rana, though boylii live close by. There was one baby Batrachoseps, but I didn't see it.Porter wrote:Nice looking ponds there! Cool turtle shots Owen. Still no found evidence of Rana or gummies? I'm curious to see what the toads look like...
It's a Yellow-headed Blackbird. I finally got a decent shot of one. They've been tough for me for the last year or so. Never close enough to get good focus...Porter wrote:Well, I don't like youBrian Hubbs wrote:I see the pics just fine.Nice bird shots Hubbs
What's that thing called with the orange head? Looks like a Reg-winged Blackbird morph lol
Screenshot (55) by California Reptile & Amphibian Appreciation, on Flickr
They look coolBrian Hubbs wrote: It's a Yellow-headed Blackbird. I finally got a decent shot of one. They've been tough for me for the last year or so. Never close enough to get good focus...
For an "inquisitive and tame" bird they have always been the opposite to me.