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https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2012/03/ladies-and-ladies.html?m=1 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Ladies and ladies Bodega Head is generally a difficult place for butterflies — it's often cold and windy. But when the sun is out and the wind is calm, if yo... the natural history bodega head ladies https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2016/11/peering-down.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Peering down This morning Lewis mentioned he had seen an adult Bald Eagle near Gaffney Point in Bodega Harbor on the way to work. When I went o... the natural history bodega head peering https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2017/03/rainy-day.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Rainy day White-crowned Sparrow taking a bath in the rain today (4 March 2017). the natural history bodega head rainy day https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2012/12/flooded-and-flushed.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Flooded and flushed One of the highest tides of the year led me to the Gaffney Point salt marsh in Bodega Harbor this morning. The tide reached +6.98 feet at 9... the natural history bodega head flooded flushed https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2017/07/zephyr.html?m=1 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Zephyr A light west wind this afternoon created interesting patterns on the water. (Click on the image for a larger version.) P.S. Did... the natural history bodega head zephyr https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2024/04/birds-of-different-feather.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Birds of a different feather A few more miscellaneous bird photos from Hawai'i for you... Above, a k ō lea, or Pacific Golden-Plover ( Pluvialis fulva ), all dressed... the natural history bodega head birds different feather https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2022/08/low-in-west.html?m=1 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Low in the west Waxing crescent moon photographed from Cotati on 30 August 2022. the natural history bodega head low west https://digital.sonomalibrary.org/Documents/Detail/pge-crews-digging-a-hole-at-bodega-head/66358 PG&E crews digging a hole at Bodega Head - Sonoma County Library Digital Archives --Archivos... sonoma county library bodega head digital archives crews digging https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2014/10/chasing-wavebows.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Chasing "wavebows" the natural history bodega head chasing https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2016/02/harboring-mystery.html?showComment=1454519703634 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Harboring a mystery A close-up mystery photo for you: The next image might make it a little easier: I'll provide the answer tomorrow night!... the natural history bodega head harboring mystery https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2022/06/reaching.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Reaching Leather Stars ( Dermasterias imbricata ) haven't been common in our area during the last few years, so it was nice to catch up with a fe... the natural history bodega head reaching Sponsored https://www.camsoda.com/?id=robuta&ad_id=cs_300x250_4.gif Free Live Sex Cams, Cam Girls, Adult Chat, and Pornstar Cams | Camsoda Join Camsoda for the hottest live cam girls! 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Tall spouts were visible approximately 1.5-3 miles ... the natural history bodega head blues https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2019/03/stormwatcher.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Stormwatcher At around 10:30 a.m. this morning (28 March 2019), we could see some serious dark clouds to the northwest: Later, I checked the r... the natural history bodega head https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2013/09/fluttering-down-road.html?showComment=1379427744052&m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Fluttering down the road So I was walking along the side of Westshore Road on Sunday when a large pale green insect came flying or fluttering down the middle of the ... the natural history bodega head fluttering road https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2015/07/feeding-frenzy.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Feeding frenzy During the last five days or so, some sort of bait fish has been concentrated just offshore of Bodega Head. Joe mentioned there have been l... the natural history bodega head feeding frenzy https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2019/06/a-farewell-to-arms.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: A farewell to arms We were at a rocky intertidal zone site in northern California this morning and started noticing Six-armed Sea Stars ( Leptasterias sp.) wi... the natural history bodega head farewell arms https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2025/02/in-shape-of-heart.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: In the shape of a heart These nudibranchs are white with some orange, too They're sending a Valentine's wish directly to you! Mating pair of Cockerell's Dorid ... the natural history bodega head in shape heart Sponsored https://www.verifiedprofiles.com/enter.php?prg=1&id=robuta&t=best&ad_id=verifiedprofiles_300x250_pg.jpg Verified Profiles - World's Best Personals Tired of fake profiles? Us too. 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The fruit is a long, slender pod that ... the natural history bodega head let split https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2016/07/learning-to-hunt.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Learning to hunt In the early evening, we watched this juvenile Northern Harrier ( Circus cyaneus ) hunting over the grassland on Bodega Head. It was... the natural history bodega head learning hunt https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2018/08/fish-fish-fish.html?showComment=1533310753892 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Fish, fish, fish! Yesterday's feeding frenzy was impressive. I took a lot of pictures to document the event. I sorted through more of them tonight, but I ha... the natural history bodega head fish https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2018/11/golden-light.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Golden light American Pipit ( Anthus rubescens ) in the golden light of fall. Photographed on 2 November 2018. P.S. The pipit was walking am... the natural history bodega head golden light https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2025/07/breathe-in-breathe-out.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Breathe in, breathe out An unexpected surprise this morning (11 July 2025), a beautiful octopus in the low intertidal zone. I only had a minute or two before i... the natural history bodega head breathe in https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2019/02/no-stone-left-unturned.html?m=1 The Natural History of Bodega Head: No stone left unturned? It was a dramatic weather day on Bodega Head (15 February 2019). Several intense squalls passed over, with some producing small hail. For ... the natural history bodega head no stone left unturned https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2019/01/little-trumpet.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Little trumpet A mystery close-up from 22 January 2019. Can you guess what it is? I'll reveal more about its identity tomorrow night! the natural history bodega head little trumpet https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2021/12/a-pop-of-color.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: A pop of color It feels like every time we're out looking at intertidal fish, I'm blown away by the diversity of colors and patterns. Here's another e... the natural history bodega head pop color https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2017/05/fawn-brown.html?showComment=1494371876722 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Fawn-duo Twins! Black-tailed Deer ( Odocoileus hemionus ) fawns, photographed 5 May 2017 the natural history bodega head fawn duo https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2019/10/striped-mystery.html?showComment=1571631682437 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Striped mystery I haven't shared a mystery close-up p hoto in a while, so here's one (or two) to ponder. Can you guess what type of organism this is? ... the natural history bodega head striped mystery https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2014/02/subtle-shades-of-blue.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Subtle shades of blue Eric has been finding some very nice chitons lately. This individual was discovered in a Bull Kelp holdfast and was only ~1 cm long. W... the natural history bodega head subtle shades blue https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2024/03/splashes-fins-and-leaps.html?showComment=1711199995422&m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Splashes, fins, and leaps! Okay, here's a fun story. Yesterday (21 March 2024) I was working at my desk, which at the moment has a view of the ocean, and something wh... the natural history bodega head splashes fins leaps https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2022/09/an-unusual-ending.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: An unusual ending I took a short walk in Walpole, MA, today (26 September 2022). I ended up at a small pond and started noticing a few interesting animal... the natural history bodega head unusual ending https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2015/08/mystery-solved-with-little-help.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Mystery solved, with a little help I was trimming some branches on a shrub outside of our house, and was surprised to encounter this: Okay, that's an extreme closeup.... the natural history bodega head mystery solved little help https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2024/04/re-terning-with-fish.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Re-terning with fish! Manu-o-Kū, or White Tern ( Gygis alba ) chick, photographed in Honolulu, O’ahu, on 30 March 2024. We watched as a parent came in with a bil... the natural history bodega head terning fish https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2012/01/mussels-mussels-mussels.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Mussels, mussels, mussels Okay, I'll admit it. 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I'll reveal more of the story soon, but I couldn't help sharing this photo of an American Dipper ( Cinclus mexicanus ) from Lagunitas Cr... the natural history bodega head dip creek https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2015/09/straight-outta-santa-barbara.html?showComment=1442254898151 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Straight outta Santa Barbara Wow is right! Here's another view: And another (the branching digestive gland is visible within the cerata cores)... the natural history bodega head santa barbara straight outta https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2017/04/sprinkled-with-pollen.html?m=0 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Sprinkled with pollen This morning Eric and I were watching a Red-backed Jumping Spider ( Phidippus johnsoni ) when it started tracking something above it. 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What happened to the last ten years? It's a little hard to believe that it will be 2020 tomorrow. I started the Natura... the natural history bodega head bit blur https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2017/06/sparkling-frilly-edges.html?m=1 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Sparkling, frilly edges This is one of my favorite flowers on Bodega Head. Do you want to guess which species this is? I'll zoom out a bit, so you can s... the natural history bodega head sparkling frilly edges https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2023/01/rolling-by.html The Natural History of Bodega Head: Rolling by Early this morning we were woken up several times by loud rolling thunder. When I got up to try to record it, I also noticed flashes of lig... the natural history bodega head rolling https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/2012/02/type-locality-russian-bodegas.html?m=1 The Natural History of Bodega Head: Type locality: Russian Bodegas...or, History in a clam shell Is anybody else still amazed by the wonders of the Internet? 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