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On a cool day after a rare Southern California rainstorm last winter, she passed the camera on her way somewhere warm and dry.
Galloping Mountain Lion Kitten
A youngster tries to catch up with her mom and sister on Transition Habitat Conservancy land in the high desert.
This male roams the front range foothills from Altadena to Claremont. His ear notches and scars tell a story of a life of competition, where he is the winner every time.
A new resident of the Verdugo Hills, this young male has found his way from the San Gabriel mountains through suburbia and patches of open space, to the smallest known habitat for a mountain lion on earth. (P-22 held the previous record but now he rests in peace). His ability to move and live freely is threatened by a massive development of 200 or more luxury houses. All profit from sales of this image will go to the group No Canyon Hills so they can fight to save the land for LTP and all other wildlife.
This young female in the Santa Monica mountains had her portrait taken a week before she became part of the National Park Service's urban wildlife study, and became known as P75. The study will help us learn how to keep her safe. Her blue eyes may fade to gold as she matures.
Talk to the paw, 'cause this Bob ain't listening.
This mother bear is famous in the San Gabriel Mountain foothills where she peacefully raises her cubs around (and sometimes in) backyards of people who love and respect her.
Griffith Park's king, living in prime real estate with amazing views.
This one is popular. :D
This photo shows how they are born into this crazy world. The lights aren't strange to them. They simply 'are'.
D.B is a regular visitor to SoCal backyards. His strawberry-blonde coat looks radiant in the afternoon sunlight.
A young female explores the night under the constellations Cassiopeia and Perseus. San Gabriel mountains, CA.
Her golden coat contrasts with the cool granite deep in a canyon in the Verdugos.
Coyotes are not easy to photograph with camera traps since they are cautious around any new equipment in their world. This young one was confident.
Those eyes!
May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view. May your mountains rise into and above the clouds. -Edward Abbey
High above the 405 freeway a young lion learns boundaries.
Just up the hill from Warner Brothers, birthplace of Wyl E. Coyote, lives a 'super genius' with the smarts and talent to survive in Hollywood.
When you strike a pose like this, you need no caption.
My personal favorite, both subject and composition.