Why are deer droppings so small? East Bay Regional Parks’ Cat Taylor has the scoop on ungulate poop.
Cat Taylor
Cat Taylor, who works at Sunol Regional Wilderness, has been a Bay Area naturalist for 20 years. Other incarnations include ranger, researcher, scatologist, archaeologist, illustrator, and artist.
August 19, 2015 •
Sticks and Stones Can Make a Home
January 1, 2011 •
“Home”–the word evokes many images: memories of your childhood abode or the smell of a home-cooked meal. Animals, too, have different ideas of home–nursery, fortress, or merely a place to rest. Here’s a few fun homes you might see in the woods, if you know where to look.
A Night Out with the Bats
July 1, 2009 •
Spend a night out as a bat and you’ll be amazed by these critters’ abilities to “see” in the dark and fly nimbly as they catch fast-flying bugs.