06-29-18 Field Note

A wet spring encouraged german madwart to grow bigger and thicker than ever before.

We manually removed the madwart from the clubhouse pond’s western edge.

The wet spring also encouraged black henbane to grow bigger and better.

I started to notice the invasive yellow sweet clover in a few of our restoration areas

Our neighbors had cattle on their property for 2-3 weeks.

We continue to see a few more California Quail every year.

Blondie and her new fowl Barbie have spent all Spring in the Boondocks.

The lone pronghorn that was once accepted into a mule deer herd seems to have been banished from the group.

A mallard laid eggs on one of the floating islands!

Blue clematis grow up the walls of the clubhouse blind while virgin

Maximillian sunflowers create a dense yellow band around the perimeter of the north center pivot.