San Gabriel Mountains Heritage Association a California 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation

HIKES AND NATURE WALKS IN THE SAN GABRIELS Walks on the Wild Side, Fall-Winter, 2008-9 November 19, 2008 Marshall Canyon Tail End Some of us were fortunate enough to watch the bobcat watching us. All of us were able to see the track. Photo by Graham. The photo as a negative. "Bobcat tracks are similar to cougar tracks, but only about 2 inches in diameter, which is about twice the size of house-cat tracks. Note the lack of claw marks, which are visible in tracks left by members of the dog family." For more information, click on the photo. What we saw: Introduction 1. Three Black and White Birds; their sounds, their silhouettes 2. Three Eucalypts and their bark 3. Fall colors from members of the Anacardiaceae family with two sets of look-alikes Tail End pages created November 19, 2008 Walks on the Wild Side, Fall-Winter, 2008-9 Back to Index Page The mission of the San Gabriel Mountains Heritage Association is to provide support for environmental education, interpretive and heritage programs on the Angeles National Forest. For how you can help, please call the USFS Mt Baldy Visitor Center at 909 982 2829. In partnership with USDA Forest Service