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Jackie Sones found an Anna's Hummingbird nest with at least one hungry chick. You can see the mother bird and the open beak of the chick.

The nest is about the size of a walnut. She has woven in lichen and moss, building her nest on the branch of a tree. If you are pruning tree branches, you need to be extra vigilant that you do not harm one of these nests.

Anna's Hummingbirds can have more than one clutch. They often have two clutches and sometimes even three!

Thanks to Jackie for allowing me to share her photo with you here. Jackie has a wonderful blog called The Natural History of Bodega Head. You can check it out at this link: https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/

The weather is cool and breezy, with a big  dose of some afternoon sun. A big storm to our north has brought clouds but no rain. The previous storm brought 0.33 inches of rain, and the season to date total is 59.14.

Jackie Sones was out very early a few days ago and was rewarded with a sighting of this Barn Owl, Tyto Alba. Doesn't it look like this owl is scattered with diamonds?

Jackie then watched the owl fly off into the fog. She wrote: "There was dense fog at the coast, so you could see moisture in the owl's feathers. As the owl flew off into the fog, it looked like an apparition, making us wonder if it had really been there or not."

Thanks to Jackie for allowing me to share her photos with you here. Jackie has a wonderful nature blog that you can find here: https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/

It's warm, breezy, sunny today...but a fog bank is forming up over the Pacific Ocean.

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Jackie Sones trained her camera at a spiderweb recently. Look at what her camera revealed!

Who knew there was so much color in spiderwebs?! A whole new world has been revealed.

Thanks to Jackie for allowing me to share her photos with you here. Jackie shares her nature sightings at this link: https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/

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Jackie Sones photographed this beautiful Sea Anemone. She wrote, "Here's a Moonglow Sea Anemone, Anthopleura artemisia from July 17. I'm slowing working on a collection of photographs showing the amazing color variations in this species."

Just beautiful! Jackie has a wonderful blog where she shares her sightings, usually from the Bodega Bay area. You can see it at this link:  https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/

Thanks to Jackie for allowing me to share her photo with you here. You can subscribe to her free, near-daily blog at the above link too.

Sunny, beautiful, breezy - it's summer on the Mendonoma coast!

Jackie Sones wrote, "The ocean has been pretty stormy lately, which means there's foam near shore. And where there's foam, there are bubbles. When there are bubbles, it's hard for me to resist taking a few photos. So here you go - a selection of bubble close-ups from Jan. 19, 2019.

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Who knew there was so much beauty in a sea foam bubble? Well, Jackie did! You can follow her wonderful blog at this link: https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/

I thank Jackie for allowing me to share her photos with you here.

Blue skies today with a cool breeze!