For the last four mornings a fawn has been “sleeping” in our front yard behind some shrubbery. I called the local SPCA wildlife rescue team for advice. Here is the story: If the fawn is not crying or moving around anxiously, then it is most likely under the care of its mother–do not touch it,Continue reading “Visitor with a Story”
Category Archives: urban wildlife
The Little One
Rabbits and quail have one habit in common: they both love to scamper across a road to the other side. This little one used to hang out in our front yard, sometimes it would meet up with some quail–everyone got along. Rabbits and quail continue to visit,. Peace.
Squirrel Stare Down
I was walking Ivan near the ocean this week when I saw a squirrel staring at me. Ivan was too busy sniffing plants to notice the stare down. Pulled out my camera–the staring continued. Click! We left.
Two Families Meet in the Big City
Yesterday in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park a family of humans met a racoon family out for a stroll. I’m accustomed to seeing racoons at dusk, not in the middle of the day. This spot is near a busy street and rows of old apartment buildings that face the park. Peace.
