Kevin Shoban
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Last weekend I got the drawing bug and put the pencil to the paper. It’s been quite a while, but it feels good to spill my brain out on paper again. Hope you all enjoy!
California Red-sided Gartersnake (Thamnophis sirtalis infernalis) at Sunol Regional Wilderness. Sunol, CA
Yesterday I went back to Sunol Regional Wilderness and had yet another amazing day of hiking, and animals. On the way back down the trail, I spotted this bobcat near a pond and was able to get a few photos of him. Unfortunately it looks like this guy has Notoedric Mange which is a potentially deadly disease. Poor guy.
Yesterday I went out to Sunol Regional Wilderness, in Sunol, CA. This place is beautiful and filled with breathtaking landscapes, as well as all sorts of critters. I saw baby turkey, a bobcat, and all sorts of colorful birds. Great place to hike for a day!
Yesterday Kelly and I went up to Skyline Ridge for lunch. There were plenty of butterflies flapping around, having a pollen party.
Today for biology class, we went to Stevens Creek in Cupertino, CA. We learned about the water quality of the creek as well as saw the insects and animals which lived in and around the water. There were a bunch of chickadees’, and Black Phoebes’ flying around, so I took the opportunity to take a few shots of the juvenile Phoebes’.
I went camping with a couple buddies over the weekend in Big Basin, California State Park. Today on our way back home, we stopped by Pescadero, CA and walked around the marsh. We some terns, egrets, and herons flying around, but these marbled godwit were the only bird close enough to get a descent photo of.







