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Tag Archives: wildlife
The Northern Flicker (woodpecker)
I was browsing the net today and came upon evidence of another species of woodpecker that uses the forest – an excellent photograph of a Northern Flicker on the SFCitizen blog. It was taken in the Sutro Forest.
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Tagged BIRDS & WILDLIFE IN BAY AREA (Links), mount sutro, sutro, Sutro Forest, UCSF, wildlife
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Friendly Invasive Species
Someone forwarded me a thoughtful article from the Science section of the New York Times, entitled “Friendly Invaders.” Drawing on the work of Dr. Dov Sax (Brown University) and Dr Steven Gaines (UCSB), and also Dr James Brown of the … Continue reading
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Tagged BIRDS & WILDLIFE IN BAY AREA (Links), native plants, sutro, Sutro Forest, wildlife
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Hairy or Downy Woodpecker Song?
Last week, walking in the forest, I heard what at first sounded like frogs. I listened more carefully, and realized it was a woodpecker of some kind. I’m a birder of more enthusiasm than expertise, and I usually need my … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, eucalyptus
Tagged BIRDS & WILDLIFE IN BAY AREA (Links), sutro, Sutro Forest, wildlife
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