DURING EXPANSION OF LOS VAQUEROS RESERVOIR,
THE INTERPRETIVE CENTER WILL BE CLOSED SO
THERE WILL BE NO UPDATED ANIMAL REPORTS

Animal sightings this weekend at the John Muir
Interpretive Center at Los Vaqueros

Every week, visitors and members of our staff see numerous animals in the hills, valleys and wetlands near the John Muir Interpretive Center at Los Vaqueros .

When you visit the John Muir Interpretive Center at Los Vaqueros, ask our staff about the best way and places to look for animals in the watershed.

Let us know what you see and we'll add them to each week's list!

Of course, there are all kinds of animals who live at the 20,000 acre watershed. These are the ones we spotted last weekend.

Sightings between 2/25/2011 and 2/27/2011

Wildlife programs at the Interpretive Center

Amphibians
No Amphibians have been seen this week.
Birds
	American Kestrel		Mourning Dove
	Bald Eagle		Osprey
	Black Phoebe		Red Tailed Hawk
	Brewers Blackbird		Rock Wren
	California Towhee		Scrub Jay
	Golden Eagle		Western Bluebird
	Lewis Woodpecker		Western Meadowlark
	Loggerhead Shrike		White Pelican
	Mockingbird		Yellow Rumped Warbler
Insects
No Insects have been seen this week.
Mammals
	California Ground Squirrel		Desert Cottontail
Reptiles
	Western Fence Lizard

CCWD has three on-line publications on wildlife and flowers at the Los Vaqueros Watershed.

Guide to Mammals

Guide to Birds

Guide to Wildflowers