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| Rocky Raccoon, Golden Gate Park |
As I was out and about on a foggy and chilly Columbus Day yesterday, I finally ran into a raccoon at North Lake (part of the Chain of Lakes). Years ago, there was a "feeding station" at the south end of the lake where numerous raccoons could often be found swarming around whoever was feeding them at the time. I think the word has gotten out that feeding wildlife is not a good idea, but I do kind of miss seeing these furry bandits.
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Raccoon Contemplating Emergence
(but turning around and heading back into thick vegetation) |
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| Golden-crowned Sparrow Sings His Heart Out |
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| The great blue heron was zeroing in on something on the edge of the lake, so I waited and waited, figuring if the GBH can be patient, then so can I. After awhile he decided whatever had captured his interest had gotten away. |
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| Ring-necked Ducks |
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| Double-crested Cormorant Drying Its Wings |
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| When I stopped to check out the ducks and cormorants on this Columbus Day, I noticed my odometer.... |
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| Birds of a Feather, Ocean Beach |
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| Shutter-Buggin' |
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