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Chris has rehabbed wildlife with Sierra Wildlife Rescue in Placerville, California and is certified with the National Wildlife Federation to create wildlife habitats. She lives in the Bay Area where she writes about wildlife and gardening. Email at sfwildlifeexaminer@gmail.com or see The Savvy Plant.

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Best wildlife webcams

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I realize these animals aren’t necessarily part of Bay Area wildlife, but honestly how could I resist? If I could bring lions to your living...
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Bobcats are abundant in the bay

Bobcats (Lynx rufus) are the most common wild cat in North America. Their populations throughout the United States have fluctuated over the years, but...
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Wildlife viewing is inexpensive family entertainment

Okay, so the weak economy had crippled your expensive weekend excursions. Now is the perfect time to explore some ideas that we think you may have...
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The Bay Area is alive with bluebirds

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Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, the bluebirds are taking wing and making their presence known. In bluebird populated areas, you can readily see...
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Northern California's Western Pond Turtle

When you’re out and about taking a nature hike or just exploring, keep an eye out for Northern California’s only native turtle, the...
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Up close and personal with the beavers of Martinez

The Beaver (Castor Canadensis) is the second largest rodent world-wide and is second only to humans in effectively changing the environment around...
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Get closer to wildlife by using a blind

For avid wildlife viewers, trackers and hikers, it's all about getting closer to the animals that fascinate us. One of the easiest ways to get up...
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Casting animal tracks

When out hiking or tracking wildlife, it’s only human nature to want to bring home a souvenir or two. The problem is that it’s just good...
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Tracking wild animals

A wonderful way to get the family outside and into nature is to plan a wildlife tracking expedition.Everything leaves traces of itself in its path;...
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Hidden trailhead to Mount Diablo

Mount Diablo is one of the most popular places in the Bay Area for people to hike and view wildlife. While there are quite a few popular trailheads;...
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