Entry is just a quick turn off Highway 1
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Driveway past welcome desk with parking beyond on right
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Exhibit room with taxidermy
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birds and history (2007) Audubon Canyon Ranch, Stinson Beach, California   •  © 2007 Bryan Costales

One of two paths up the mountain
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Near the sea, so moss grows on the trees
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Terry and Angela at the lowest lookout place
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Benches with telescope tables. Very handy
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All paths run up hill
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The goal is to reach the highest overlook
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Very Red
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Toxicodendron diversilobum Poison-Oak   •  Western poison-oak or Pacific poison-oak   •  Audubon Canyon Ranch Stinson Beach, California   •  (Photo posted Monday 10 October 2011)   •  (Photo taken in 2007)   •  © 2011 Bryan Costales

The occasional pretty flower
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Scraggly moss hangs from twigs
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Some parts so steep steps are required
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Signs point the way so getting lost is difficult
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A tree with a really wide base
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The highest overlook is itself stair stepped
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Kids watch the birds through telescopes
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Birds watched are perched on distant trees
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Bolinas lagoon is distant with more birds lower left
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It is always much easier going down hill
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Past spider webs sans spiders
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Down past bent fence sections
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Even the elderly make quick work of downhill
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Telescopes for watching from the picnic area
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Statuary and food on a gray afternoon
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A bird blind for watching smaller birds
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People can see out, but birds cannot see in
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A junco caught feeding in the feeder
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