Learning Among the Oaks Nature Journal: A bright splash of yellow in the oak canopy

Photography credits

Nature photos and notes for this blog have been contributed by these Learning Among the Oaks volunteers:

Ocean View School Oak Ambassador grandmother and Pismo Preserve docent Alison Watt Jackson (AWJ) has an eye for the tiny wonders that we might miss while out hiking. There is so much to see, experience and enjoy when we're in tune with nature.

Retired Santa Margarita School teacher Michael Klatt (MK) is an avid nature watcher with keen eyes for observing tiny and fascinating worlds within the oak woodlands.

Oak Ambassador mom and Santa Margarita School alumna Katrina Sharon (KS) loves photography and nature.

We hope you'll enjoy seeing these and that they will inspire you to become a nature watcher and conservationist.

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Friday, April 3, 2020

A bright splash of yellow in the oak canopy

Look for the splash of yellow among the spring oak leaves!