Observaciones de tiamatanguis

Three of them, chasing each other in the bushes above the shed in my backyard.

There are American Crows here, but there is also a repeated chip that I am unable to ID. This was taken in my backyard, around 9 AM

A murder of crows a few yards away. They'd just been mobbing a Red-shouldered Hawk.

Three trees, small in comparison to the large oaks growing nearby overshadowing the trail. 

On the trail attached to a bit of fallen twig. Pale whitish, with a slight green-blue tinge.

Two vultures soaring above the forest near large, open cow fields.

Lots, ranging from green to red. Low-growing in abundance on the sheltered side of a hill.

Growing on the sheltered side of a hill on an old homestead.

Three large trees in a row at an old homestead. Too large to reach one's arms all the way around the trunk.

Either a CA Scrub Jay or Steller's Jay feather (the two local jays). Plummaceous, and mostly white, with a bit of blue pigment at the tip. Too large for a bluebird.

Growing on a CA bay tree in what appeared to be a dry creek bed near a few large boulders.

In the same spot as the Coast Live Oak, near a few large boulders and what may have been an old, dried creek bed.

Bristled leaves in a sort of boat shape. Growing near a few large boulders and bay trees.

Doe & fawn (spots were absent). They fled at our approach and went to the woodland edge, where they stopped as we passed by.

Underneath a bay tree on an old trail (recently cleared). A few other similar plants grew nearby, though this was the tallest. Almost fuzzy leaves.

Was moved; unsure of original location. It was local, on the preserve.