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Loggerhead Sea Turtle Tracks and Ibis
On a nesting beach, Florida
Deer Tracks in Slippery Mud #2
This mud may not appear in the future and deer might not survie in this land if the 28,000 houses in the mega-devleopment Villages at Vinetto suck the water table so low that the San Pedro riparian area will dry up and die
Deer Tracks in Slippery Mud #3
This mud may not appear in the future and deer might not survie in this land if the 28,000 houses in the mega-devleopment Villages at Vinetto suck the water table so low that the San Pedro riparian area will dry up and die
Deer Tracks in Slippery Mud #1
This mud may not appear in the future and deer might not survie in this land if the 28,000 houses in the mega-devleopment Villages at Vinetto suck the water table so low that the San Pedro riparian area will dry up and die
Turtle Tracks , San Pedro River #1
urtle tracks emerge on a San Pedro River sandbar. The San Pedro is a natural gem – a river in the desert. Imagine how important it is to the local critters. Just up the hill a developer imagines 29,400 new homes, golf courses, artificial lakes, shopping centers, and up to 70,000 people. The Villages at Vigneto as he calls it would be larger than the city of Prescott and draw down the water table that makes the San Pedro's turtles and turtle tracks possible. The matter is currently in the courts to decide if further study is needed. Stay tuned.
Turtle Tracks , San Pedro River #3
urtle tracks emerge on a San Pedro River sandbar. The San Pedro is a natural gem – a river in the desert. Imagine how important it is to the local critters. Just up the hill a developer imagines 29,400 new homes, golf courses, artificial lakes, shopping centers, and up to 70,000 people. The Villages at Vigneto as he calls it would be larger than the city of Prescott and draw down the water table that makes the San Pedro's turtles and turtle tracks possible. The matter is currently in the courts to decide if further study is needed. Stay tuned.
Turtle TracK. San Pedro Rver #2
urtle tracks emerge on a San Pedro River sandbar. The San Pedro is a natural gem – a river in the desert. Imagine how important it is to the local critters. Just up the hill a developer imagines 29,400 new homes, golf courses, artificial lakes, shopping centers, and up to 70,000 people. The Villages at Vigneto as he calls it would be larger than the city of Prescott and draw down the water table that makes the San Pedro's turtles and turtle tracks possible. The matter is currently in the courts to decide if further study is needed. Stay tuned.
In a small wash bed through pinyon/juniper forest near Prescott, Arizona. Note coyote track at far left.
An elk that died during the first winter after the 1988 Yellowstone Fires
A mule deer carcass at the base of a cliff that apparently fell from the cliff it lies next to, probably during the previous winter. Browns Canyon National Recreation Area, Colorado.
North Window With Spider Web #3
Metal clad (on exterior) window frame. I applied, with Ann Reed's help, 2-3 coat of no-VOC clear finish to preserve the wood. This is the only window on the north side and receives a small amount of direct sunlight only very early in the morning during June. This is a high end metal clad wood window made by Marvin, the only company at the time that made this kind of venting picture window which can be pushed out a few inches from the frame to allow air to flow out. The gap is covered with mesh.
North Window With Spider Web #4
Metal clad (on exterior) window frame. I applied, with Ann Reed's help, 2-3 coat of no-VOC clear finish to preserve the wood. This is the only window on the north side and receives a small amount of direct sunlight only very early in the morning during June. This is a high end metal clad wood window made by Marvin, the only company at the time that made this kind of venting picture window which can be pushed out a few inches from the frame to allow air to flow out. The gap is covered with mesh.
