Nov 4 - Lambs Canyon Road
Sunny day with temps in the 60s. Decide to head up to walk the Lambs Canyon road this afternoon; maybe I'll catch a glimpse of an overwintering butterfly. ;)
Arrive before 2pm and start up the road. There's no snow to be seen but the road is still wet in spots.
It's a mostly shady walk but there are a few stretches of sunlight.
The creek side trail is flowing.
Seeing lots of fuzzy seed heads from Asters
and Goldenrods but I do find a few still blooming Asters.
I also see several large grasshoppers.
At one point, I see what looks like a Comma flying from the ground and then into a tree. I see it and take a few pictures but on quick review, they are only oak leaves. :( What I saw was not a leaf.! Perhaps the butterfly is on the leaf. Upon further review on a large monitor, there is a butterfly on that leaf -- either a Hoary or Satyr Comma!!!I continue up the road until I reach the trail head. It's sunny around the bathroom but no butterflies.
I decide to walk up the trail for just a bit.
The trail is wet but not muddy due to all the fallen leaves.I only go maybe 100 yards. No critter, no birds, no butterflies.
Time to head back.
On the return, I see a couple of Flickers
and a squirrel.
Good walk!
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