Presidio’s Fort Scott neighborhood, heading east to the nursery: 1 thru 5
30 nursery steps: 6, 7
Old tile pathway: 8, 9
Trail from the nursery west to Fort Scott’s Dragonfly Creek footbridge: 10 thru 21
Not the best day to capture the charm of the old stone footbridge. A cloudy day would’ve been better. The steps and walkway were thick with leaves and eucalyptus fronds: 22 thru 40
Fort Scott neighborhood: 41 thru 48
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Some THEN photos from 2010 of the outdoor installations called Presidio Habitats. Hoped these would be permanent but this was not to be. Thought actual critters might choose to make one or more of these their homes.
My favorites were from the Fort Scott area. Possible Great Blue Heron sightings: 49 thru 57
Above Fort Scott’s Dragonfly Creek footbridge, a potential bat house: 58, 59, 60
Animal Estates Snag Tower designed for various wild things: 61, 62, 63
Western Screech Owl dwelling: 64
Rib Hill Campground area —this for red-tailed hawks: 65
Owl dome: 66
Gray Fox house on Park Trail: 67 thru 71
Park Trail American Robin housing: 72thru 77
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