Observaciones de ronald28

Caught by fisherman in Cottonwood Lake. It's an invasive non-native fish. Cottonwood Lake totally dried up during the drought of 2014-2015. All fish died. However, during the floods of 2017, water from Coyote Creek flooded the lake and filled it up, bringing in carp and other non-native fish. Many carp died in 2022, when the lake was very low, and there was a toxic algae bloom, but the lake didn't dry up, so many fish survived. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.5629673290389480&type=3

Bobcat seen on the Coyote Creek Trail while biking. It was sitting on the trail scratching itself until another bicyclists rode by. It slowly walked through the bushes along the trail. It appears to have mange. I reported it to the Santa Clara County Park rangers at Anderson Lake. They took a report and will be looking for it. If they can catch it, they will take it to a wildlife rehab. center.