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Yes, that is a squirrel on the electric tower. He’s King of the World! Or at least, of Silver Lake.
I rarely see squirrels in Los Angeles. I’m not saying they’re an endangered species, but they’re nowhere near as common as skunks, or even coyotes around here. Back east they’re everywhere. (But I miss chipmunks […]

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This is a preview of my Upcoming Attraction blog post on: Hunting bats in Griffith Park!
That alone is probably enough to get your blood boiling, but one of my fellow bat hunters, Gerry Hans, co-chair of the PROS committee, noticed something else, or 2 something elses, in his bat searching area. I’m not sure […]

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Ooh, good, I thought. An opinion on chickens. This is something I might want to read understand.

Photo credit: Compassion Over Killing. I appreciate the humane way the HSUS treats photographers, too, by giving them proper credit.

Chicken Run, by Julia Olmstead, is about an initiative by the Humane Society to outlaw battery cages for farm animals.
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Well, looks like I was right! How very satisfying.
After I posted my second blog last week about the missing great blue heron photographer, who posted her photographs publicly on the Silver Lake reservoir fence, she wrote in my comments this weekend! Go here to read all by Joan M. Harrison, the photographer.

Once again, ye olde […]

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Another Silver Lake, another heron. Photo COPYRIGHT by the talented Michael S. Palmer. Michael took this in St Helens, WA. But I can see snow mountains like this (for a few weeks a year) in Silver Lake, and if they leave the Meadow alone, this could be Silver Lake soon, if DWP […]

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I’m very concerned about the skunks I’ve seen all over Silver Lake the last two nights. I’m sure it’s because of the heat; think how they must feel in their heavy fur jackets. Please consider putting out pans of water for animals or birds; make a new friend. Even though I live in an apartment, […]

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