by Pat Jaquith
pat@westvalleynaturalists.org
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November in the West Valley is like this trail that diverges in the forest. Fall-like conditions can continue or it can become the entry into winter. Either way, the golden needles of Larch light the way forward. Read on for a sampling of local views.
A flock of Snow Geese on a gray day ……………….Sandhill Crane feeding in golden wheat stubble
A Pygmy Owl perched in a Douglas Fir tree in front of a golden yellow Larch on 11.02.2024
11.15.21 Quiet walk on fallen Larch needles………. 11.19.24 Boots and mittens weather!
11.22.21 Northern Harrier cruising over West Valley Wildlife Viewing Area
11.26.25 Ducks on pond on Springcreek Rd ………11.26.20 View across pond to Big Mountain
11.28.24 Rough-legged Hawk here for the winter …..11.29.22 Elk feeding on bunchgrass in snow
11.28.25 Setting sun lights up Swan Range at the east of the West Valley 6:40 p.m.
