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the Pacific angel shark, a master of disguise

Wildlife Wednesday: The Pacific Angel Shark

Written on September 25, 2024.

Coastal Corridor Alliance, Wildlife Wednesday

An image depicting a Western Snowy Plover bird in flight, set against a soft-focus beach background. The image is framed within a smartphone outline. Overlay text provides information about the bird’s habitat, diet, and conservation status, mentioning specific locations like Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. This is part of a "Wildlife Wednesday" series by Coastal Corridor.

Wildlife Wednesday: Snowy Plover

Written on August 28, 2024.

Coastal Corridor, Endangered Species, Western Snowy Plover, Wildlife Wednesday

Wildlife Wednesday: Burrowing Owl

Written on August 14, 2024.

Biodiversity, Burrowing Owl, Owls, Species, Wildlife Wednesday

CA Gnatcatcher

Written on July 17, 2024.

California Gnatcatcher, Coastal Corridor, Coastal Corridor Alliance, Species, Wildlife Wednesday

Promotional graphic for Wildlife Wednesday by Coastal Corridor Alliance featuring an image of a California sea lion. The graphic includes information about the sea lion’s common name, habitat, preferred foods, and a fun fact regarding their use of flippers for body temperature regulation, displayed on a smartphone screen. Background is soft green.

Wildlife Wednesday: Sea Lions

Written on July 10, 2024.

Coastal Corridor, Mammals, Sea Lion, Wildlife Wednesday

Wildlife Wednesday

Written on June 12, 2024.

Coastal Corridor, Endangered Blue Whale, Wildlife Wednesday

A smartphone displaying information about a bird species on a nature-themed app. The screen shows a photo of a bird with a white belly and black head, identified as the California Least Tern, perched near water. Text on the app provides details like common name, scientific name, preferred habitats, diet, known locations, and migratory status. Also visible are logos for “Wildlife Wednesday” and “Coastal Corridor”. The interface prompts to explore further on the iNaturalist app.

California Least Tern

Written on May 29, 2024.

California Least Tern, Endangered Species, Wildlife Wednesday

Picture of a Santa Ana Sucker Fish in a river. With facts about the animal. Common Name: Santa Ana Sucker Scientific Name: Catostomus santaanae Preferred Habitat: River or Stream Food Preferences: Algae, invertebrates and other organic matter Fun Fact: It was listed as threatened in 2000

Santa Ana Sucker

Written on May 19, 2024.

Biodiversity Day, Endangered Species, Santa Ana Sucker, Wildlife Wednesday

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