Ground squirrel, white-tailed antelope

Name: Ground squirrel, white-tailed antelope
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 29 Dec. 2014
Description:

Confusing name: The white-tailed antelope ground squirrel.
On the road in El Sargento.

Jackrabbit, Black-tailed

Name: Jackrabbit, Black-tailed
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 29 Dec. 2014
Description:

In the garden at Casita Sarita – not particularly shy.

Dove, Eurasian collared

Name: Dove, Eurasian collared
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 29 December 2014
Description:

Non-indigenous.

Frigate

Name: Frigate
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 24 December 2014
Description:

Small groups of 5-10 birds drift northwards over La Ventana, usually in the mornings.

Sparrow, Savanna

Name: Sparrow, Savanna
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 24 December 2014
Description:

Very noisy little buggers. Chit-chat and call to each other from inside bushes.

Cardinal, Northern

Name: Cardinal, Northern
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 24 December 2014
Description:

Hopping around in the desert underbrush.

Crested Caracara

Name: Crested Caracara
Classification:
Place first seen: La Ventana, Baja Sur, Mexico
Date spotted: 23 December 2014
Description:

All over southern Baja.

Oct/Nov 2014: Russian River, Slide Ranch, Home

Oct/Nov 2014 from Mpandangare the Great on Vimeo.

Snake, Pacific Rattle

Name: Snake, Pacific Rattle
Classification:
Place first seen: Loma Alta, Marin, California, USA
Date spotted: October 2014
Description:

32 known species. 70 subspecies.
Native to the Americas, ranging from the top of Canada to halfway down Argentina.
Bites are rarely fatal to humans if treated promptly.An estimated 7,500 people are bitten by venomous snakes in the United States each year, with about five deaths (Wikipedia).

Millepe, Shongololo Americano

Name: Millepe, Shongololo Americano
Classification:
Place first seen: Loma Alta, Marin, California, USA
Date spotted: October 2014
Description:

Despite their name, no known millipede has 1,000 legs, although one rare species has up to 750. Common species have between 34 and 400 legs. There are approximately 12,000 named species.