Posted in Silver Lake, Creatures on Jul 6th, 2008 No Comments »
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 […]
Posted in Silver Lake, Creatures, Everyone's a Photographer on Jul 2nd, 2008 2 Comments »
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 […]
Posted in Creatures on Jun 22nd, 2008 No Comments »
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, […]
Posted in Creatures on Jun 13th, 2008 1 Comment »
Who’s that knocking at my door? What creature of the night came THISclose to my place the other night?
Mysterious animal tracks in the snow not-snow. I think the curved lines on the left bottom might be a tail. Or claws…
I was so excited when I saw these paw prints on the floor of my carport! […]
Posted in Creatures on Jun 10th, 2008 1 Comment »
Ooh, it makes my blood boil. You know how I feel about bats.
When the Times published this article in April, I couldn’t write about it for a while. Too upset. Perhaps you’re thinking, what, is she going to blame DWP for a rabid bat, too? Why yes, I am.
Griffith Park visitors found a bat which […]
Posted in Creatures on Jun 10th, 2008 No Comments »
See, like I promised, Bioblitz did find some rare animals including a bat!!!! LAist reports an interesting story on how expert bat biologist Stephanie Remington taught volunteer bat hunters how to find bats with Anabat devices, to amplify sounds for human ears.
Remington concluded that there were four bat species in the park including tiny western […]
Griffith Park, Interrupted
Griffith Park and Silver Lake blog, by Donna Barstow.
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