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Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, July 2, 2017. Another Red Car Property Neighbor had a prettier view of the depressingly dry conditions on the Corralitas end of the Red Car Property. (Click on photos to enlarge.)
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, July 2, 2017. Who was guarding the trees in Red Car Canyon? Summer is a great time of year to watch lizards in Red Car Canyon. The dappled light and cooler temps in the canyon attract lizards and their insect prey.
The LA County Natural History Museum wants your neighborhood photos of Lizards taken June 1 through July 31, 2017.
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, July 2, 2017. Mourning Doves tend to be nervous visitors to the shade of Red Car Canyon. Cooper's Hawks tend to hunt birds and likely nest in the canyon too. We've witnessed a number of Cooper's Hawk vs Great Horned Owl smackdowns in the canyon through the years.
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, July 2, 2017. Cooper's Hawks prefer the dense trees in Red Car Canyon. They have keen eyesight good maneuvering ability to catch prey by surprise in the high contrast lighting conditions in the Canyon. It's hard to believe this scene is a few 100' from the first photo in the series.
Photo: Red Car Property Neighbor, July 2, 2017. And yes, the neighbor saw the No Trespassing signs on the ground.
As always, we are grateful for the contributions of photos from our many Red Car Property neighbors.
