Re: list (CSAA) of must see animals.

>> Hey Ed, the CA Auto Club did a short life list of 3 of their writers
>> giving 4 species each of must see animals.  Your net.species made the
>> cover (Churchill branch of the family, a nice photo).
>> 
>> Polar Bear
>> condor
>> elephant seal
>> moose
>> gray whale
>> roosevelt elk
>> sandhill crane
>> gray wolf
>> bald eagle
>> grizzly bear
>> orca
>> bighorn sheep

In article <Il4tk.37$3A4.24@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Dan  <dnadan56@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>We have all the eagles we can see around here every calving season, and 
>even Golden Eagles on occasion...
>I prefer osprey, which we have at the local lakes.

I think the ng has a net.osprey or two.  Nope.  You can be the first.
We have 2 net.eagles.

>Condor is pretty darn rare.

CA or Andes.

>I've looked off the cliffs at my prior residence to see gray whales.
>I missed the elephant seal school field trip my wife and son went on.
>Sandhill crane in wrong end of country and pretty rare.
>I've seen griz at a respectful distance, and moose grazing in a pond.
>I have yet to see a wolf or the Roosevelt Elk or Bighorn Sheep, though 
>there was a chance in the Glacier/Yellowstone area (and other people 
>with binoculars saw a sheep near Yosemite, but I couldn't find it on the 
>rock face).

Many of these guys blend in better.

>Orcas are out of my range.

Oracs are cool.

>I'm assuming zoos do not count.

You can count if you like.  This is the net.
The SF zoo shot one of their tigers.

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