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Oak Titmouse: Royalty in the Canopy
Posted on May 17, 2024May 24, 2024

Oak Titmouse: Royalty in the Canopy

Reprinted from The Glenite [newsletter of the Residents of Beverly Glen], Spring 2024, p. 6 One of the delights of the Glen is the abundance of Coast Live Oak trees.  They are part of the indigenous vegetation that would have been found along the canyon bottom, which this winter has forcefully reminded us is a … Continue reading Oak Titmouse: Royalty in the Canopy

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