The Natural History of Bodega Head

On 14 January 2012, I encountered two Long-billed Curlews on the mudflats in Bodega Harbor.   Long-billed Curlews are the largest shoreb...

Who's going to get the worm?     Marbled Godwit in Bodega Harbor (14 January 2012)

I don't have much experience with California moths.  Here's a pretty one -- taken tonight (13 January 2012) in Sebastopol (~14 miles...

On 8 January 2012, I photographed this beautiful sponge cluster in the low intertidal zone.  It's a calcareous sponge called Leucilla nu...

Common Goldeneyes (3 males) in Bodega Harbor.  Like many diving ducks, they will leave the coast to breed in boreal forests (in tree cavitie...

Okay, I'll admit it.  There probably aren't too many people in the world with a quest to capture an aesthetically pleasing and meani...

I've started working towards photographing as many species as possible on Bodega Head.  During the past year I have been trying to take ...