Category: Fauna

Missed Another Baby Giraffe Being Born

Second time now I’ve just missed a giraffe giving birth. I’ll go in the morning to get my own pictures.

An Unexpected House Guest

I noticed (actually stepped in, barefoot) some unfamiliar poop in the entryway of our house this afternoon. I knew it wasn’t mine and instantly recognized it as lizard scat from the white tip on one end. The size told me right away that this was no ordinary reptile. It was, in fact, alligator lizard caca. …

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Birdie No More

Our pet Hummingbird up and left us for greener pastures without so much as a “thanks for all fish.”

Baby Hummingbird Not A Baby Any More

At three and a half weeks, our Hummingbird chick is getting very close to flying around.  

Zoo Day With Heather

Spent most of the day at the San Diego Zoo with Heather.  Bahati, a very pregnant 19-year old giraffe, is about to get give birth any day now. She’s almost a week overdue. We were hoping it would be today.

Chick At Three Weeks

Took some shots of the Hummingbird chick, now at three weeks old.

Day 17 And Still Humming Along

Seventeenth day being out of the shell for this little chick. Growing fast and strong.

RIP Swede

Brenda called me tonight and told me that her dad’s five-year old Labrador had passed away.

New Hummingbird Chick Pics

Took some close-up shots of the two-week old Hummingbird chick outside my window.

I Like Watching Chicks

Took some more shots of the Hummingbird chick today. Hope it and the mom make it through this weekend’s coming rain storm ok.

Hummingbird Update

One week old Hummingbird chick.

Zooing With Mary and Diana

Spent a few hours at the San Diego Zoo again, starting out alone for an hour and then meeting Mary and her daughter Diana. We ate lunch at the Front Street Café.

The Seals Of Approval

Spent some time taking pictures of the seals at the Children’s Pool in La Jolla with all four Tapias.

Visiting Project Wildlife

Talked to Gabby Meadows, a volunteer down at Project Wildlife, a rescue and rehabilitation center for local wild animals. She put our minds at ease about what we’re doing to care for our Hummingbirds.

More Hummingbird Caretaking

Ozzie came by to drop off a heating lamp to help keep the Hummingbird chick warm overnight while the mother is gone.

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