Jon Loveless recently photographed this Tom Turkey displaying his beautiful feathers to a very disinterested Hen.
You can often see this along Highway 1 this time of year, especially in the meadows of The Sea Ranch. I sure hope that female wild turkey gives him an approving look. He is rocking his feathers for her!
Thanks to Jon for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
Gary Levenson-Palmer captured this beautiful photo near Irish Beach this morning. You can also see the Pacific Ocean is roiled up, and - wow - is it loud today.
Carolyn Andre photographed a rainbow on The Sea Ranch.
And so did Jon Loveless.
I also want to show you what I saw from my house in Anchor Bay just after dawn this morning. Quite a storm cloud!
I love the cloud shows that often appear after a storm. We got another inch of rain last night and the storm door is open. Thank you, Mother Nature.
And thanks to Gary, Carolyn and Jon for allowing me to share their photos with you here.
Jon Loveless spotted this handsome Buck resting in the sun after a rainstorm.
The big Buck looks pretty contented, doesn't he? In the west, only the prongs of one antler are counted. He will be shedding this big rack soon, and someone might be lucky and find it.
Thanks to Jon for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
They were moving fast, so the photo is a little blurred. But Jon Loveless saw these cute, little chicks hurrying after mom.
Dad was no doubt on guard duty close by. Here's a photo of a beautiful male CA Quail, which was taken by Kathy Willems. 
Thanks to Jon and Kathy for allowing me to share their photos with you here.
Jon Loveless saw this Bobcat moving through the grasses. Luckily he had his camera handy.
Bobcats are year round residents of the Mendonoma Coast, and they are great rodent hunters. Each Bobcat's coat is unique, just like our fingerprints.
Thanks to Jon for allowing me to share his photo with you here.