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Birds of Westwood: Savannah Sparrow
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Click for larger images). A pair of Savannah Sparrows on a fence at the intramural field. 9/17/05, around 10:20am. Not the best picture, but you can see what their head striped look like from straight-on. 9/17/05. Photo from the first time I saw these guys, on the intramural field, 9/1/05 around 9:30am. You can just see the yellow eyestripe. They were doing a lot of foraging in the grass, looking for food. 9/17/05. Photos by Jason Finley. Illustration by Robert C. Stebbins from Birds of the Campus. I spo...
Birds of Westwood: Stone Canyon Creek Restoration, Bird Survey
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Stone Canyon Creek Restoration, Bird Survey. The Return of Stone Canyon Creek. Meg Sullivan's 2007 senior thesis in Landscape Architecture explores the prospect of returning additional parts of the creek to daylight, on the UCLA campus and in Westwood Village. PDF here: Sullivan2007 ReturnOfStoneCanyonCreek.pdf. Volunteering to help with Creek Restoration. Please join the Santa Monica Baykeeper. And UCLA’s Institute of the Environment. To find out dates for restoration work and other ways to volunteer (e...
Birds of Westwood: Lincoln's Sparrow
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Click for larger images). This wily little Lincoln's Sparrow was one of a pair who were hanging out in the UCLA Botanical Garden on 1/22/06. Photo by Jason Finley. Thanks to Bobby Walsh, whose Pishing lured this guy onto a branch where I managed to get a line of sight to him! 1/22/06. Photo by Jason Finley. Showing off its fat head. 1/22/06. Photo by Jason Finley. Lincoln's Sparrow Illustration. Buffy means creamy-light-tan. Illustration by Robert C. Stebbins from Birds of the Campus. From the Cornell La...
Birds of Westwood: Red-shouldered Hawk
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Click for larger images). Red-shouldered Hawk making a flight between tall trees in the Native Fragment. Northwest corner of campus), September 3rd, 2005. Photo by Jason Finley. I followed this guy all over the Native Fragment as he flew from one tall pine tree to another, looking for prey. I guess this lucky shot shows why they're called red-shouldered! Finally, he (she? Ended up at the Easton Softball Stadium, where a light pole made a good perch. Photo by Mark Brynildsen. 1947) by Dr. Loye Miller.
Birds of Westwood: Bullock's Oriole
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Click for larger images). A male Bullock's Oriole seen at Malibu Creek state park (not on campus) 4/23/06. Photo by Jason Finley. Bullock's Oriole (probably male) in the top of a tall palm tree (one of a group of 3) near the middle of the UCLA Botanical Garden. 4/21/06. Photo by Bobby Walsh. Illustration by Robert C. Stebbins from Birds of the Campus. 1947) by Dr. Loye Miller. Link is to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's. Sound page for this bird. Or perhaps the Creek. Like the Black-headed Grosbeak, the ...
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Urban Wild: 06/01/2013 - 07/01/2013
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Thursday, June 6, 2013. NEW YEAR'S DAY HIKE - PLACERITA CANYON. I started out on the Manzanita Peak Trail, thinking I'd do a little summit. It starts out pretty easy, but then got really steep, with some pretty tall steps to surmount. When I got back down, I decided to warm up with some coffee and a snack at the day use picnic tables. It was quite chilly and very windy, so a brew sounded good. I MISS MY BLOG! After Blogger changed the way we can load up photos, forcing us to...
Urban Wild: A VERY SAD DAY FOR AMERICA - NATIONAL PARKS CLOSED
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Tuesday, October 1, 2013. A VERY SAD DAY FOR AMERICA - NATIONAL PARKS CLOSED. Government Closes Yosemite as Google Celebrates the Park. I have lost any faith or hope in our government. Every branch of it is occupied by self-serving and selfish politicians who do a great injustice to the constituents they serve. I like to keep the tone of my blog positive, but this event is one that is not easy to ignore. This is a sad day indeed. Although not without precedence (they've ...
Urban Wild: AUTUMN EQUINOX - CELEBRATING THE NATURAL WORLD
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Sunday, September 22, 2013. AUTUMN EQUINOX - CELEBRATING THE NATURAL WORLD. 8220;The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.”. In the play of sunlight on leaves;. In the pungent-sweet scent. Of sun-warmed pine needles;. In the music of water. Gurgling over smooth stones;. In the flutter of bird wings. Just out of sight;. In the mysterious cobalt blue. That enfolds the word at dusk;. In the bright mantel of stars. Poem by Linda Navroth).
Urban Wild: WORDLESS WEDNESDAY
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Wednesday, September 25, 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alliance for Zero Extinction. Birds and Nature of the Forest of Dean. Friends of the Earth. Natural Resources Defense Council. A GLORIOUS MORNING, FULL OF CLOUDS AGAIN. KEEPING A JOURNAL - CAPTURING CLOUDS. LET YOUR INNER KID HAVE SWAY. AUTUMN EQUINOX - CELEBRATING THE NATURAL WORLD. A LITTLE AWARENESS GOES A LONG WAY. A LESSON FROM WATER. WASHINGTON VACATION - Pt. 2. WOODS and WATER! STOP USING PLASTIC BAGS!
Urban Wild: 08/01/2012 - 09/01/2012
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Monday, August 13, 2012. RETURN TO MT. PINOS. There's something magical about this area; Mt. Pinos itself is sacred to the Chumash Tribe and considered the center of their universe. I believe all forests are sacred, and as such, are imbued with special meaning and beauty that begs our worship. The forest is mixed conifer of huge, ancient Jeffrey Pine, Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir. The meadow margins were filled with tall lupine in bloom. The odd buckling and undulations of...
Westwood, Los Angeles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Westwood, Los Angeles. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about the neighborhood in the City of Los Angeles. For the community in Lassen County, see Westwood, California. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article. By adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Learn how and when to remove this template message. Neighborhood of Los Angeles. Through the Westwood area. Mormon Temple in red. Attra...
Urban Wild: 11/01/2012 - 12/01/2012
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Sunday, November 25, 2012. HIKE THROUGH A STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL PLACE. I'd done the Mishe Mokwa Trail in the Santa Monica Mountains close to 20 years ago. It was so long ago I don't remember much about it or whether or not I did the whole 6 mile loop. But I decided on a repeat trip and I did plan on doing the 6 miles. A sample of what lay ahead. The trail starts along Carlisle Canyon, with views towards the ocean on one side, and towards Thousand Oaks on the other side.
Urban Wild: 04/01/2012 - 05/01/2012
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Monday, April 23, 2012. FISH FOR MY BIRTHDAY. Headed up to the mountains on Saturday for some fly fishing on a tributary of the the Santa Ana River. This small water holds quite a few fish despite its narrow width; one using an 8'6" 5WT rod is kind of over-doing it, but that's the lightest rod I have right now. It fought hard and I brought it in quickly so as not to stress it unreasonably, took a quick look at its golden-jeweled flanks, and let it go. I didn't catch anymore ...
Urban Wild: 09/01/2013 - 10/01/2013
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Thursday, September 26, 2013. A GLORIOUS MORNING, FULL OF CLOUDS AGAIN. Before dawn the clouds were merely gray puffs moving across the sky. The entire sky in every direction was full of clouds. But as the sun began to rise, the riot of color began, especially in the east. (Notice the wave clouds to the right, in the distance, above the three tree fingers.). The waning gibbous moon made an appearance from behind clouds with the first blush of dawn on their cheeks. Beginning ...
Urban Wild: A GLORIOUS MORNING, FULL OF CLOUDS AGAIN
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Finding Nature Close to Home. Thursday, September 26, 2013. A GLORIOUS MORNING, FULL OF CLOUDS AGAIN. Before dawn the clouds were merely gray puffs moving across the sky. The entire sky in every direction was full of clouds. But as the sun began to rise, the riot of color began, especially in the east. (Notice the wave clouds to the right, in the distance, above the three tree fingers.). The waning gibbous moon made an appearance from behind clouds with the first blush of dawn on their cheeks. WASHINGTON...
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Birds of Westwood - UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
Hello and welcome to Birds of Westwood! This website aims to raise awareness of and appreciation for the bird life on and around the UCLA campus, in the Westwood area of Los Angeles, California. It is geared toward the amateur, the casual birdwatcher, the student who may see a bird on the way to class and wonder at its name. then perhaps wonder what other birds there may be. Jfinley AT fontbonne DOT edu. Also if you have any sightings, bird pictures, or other bird knowledge, please share! Thesis on retur...
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