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Neighborhood Photos
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Hi everyone, Just wanted to share this picture of a bobcat visiting our backyard this afternoon. In other wildlife news, someone walking down Greenlee yesterday evening told me they had just seen a deer on Tucson Blvd. Not just a deer, but a buck. They reported it to Game and Fish.
Jason, 2300 block of Greenlee, Jan 11, 2021
And here's a picture of the deer the next day.
Photo by Linda on Wilson, 1/12/21
A democrat wildcat ??
Pictures taken in the 3400 block of Jackson.
Same kittens seen on Olsen? What do you think?
Pictures by Jon H, 2200 block of Greenlee, Jan 2021
These bobcat kittens were playing on New Year's Day. Mom kept at a distance,
then collected her babies and crossed Olsen heading west.
Flo & Ray, 3200 bock of Olsen, Jan 2021
We were eating an early dinner on our patio when we were visited by a mama bobcat and her 2 cubs.
After a while, they moved on through the neighbor's yard toward Wilson.
Andy, 2200 block of Greenlee, Dec 2020
Baby hawk on power line outside my house.
Kathleen, 3200 block of Wilson, Dec 2020
Another neighbor has identified this as a Kestrel.
Roadrunner on the back porch.
Flo & Ray, 3200 block of Olsen, Jan 2020
Maggie the Facepainter decorated pary goers young & old(er).
Spring Party 2019
Some of the RHENA neighbors who helped trim the traffic circles. Oct 2016
This afternoon we watched 3 Harris hawks share a meal of a rabbit in our driveway. The 2 photos are are a juvenile hawk, and an adult with the rabbit. Two hawks kept watch while
the third fed on the rabbit. They took turns keeping watch and feeding on the rabbit. It's thirlling to see a healthy family of Haris hawks in our neighborhood.
Flo & Ray, 3200 block of Olsen, Dec 2015
I was outside trimming my cholla and saw this snake. I felt sorry for him; he looked stuck on the thorns. Then he started to move and crawled
up the cactus towards a nest of bird eggs. Those eggs didn't have a chance.
Linda, 3300 block of Wilson, summer 2015
A small bobcat visited our yard today. It relaxed on the wall before moving on, and I
managed to get a few pictures with a long lens.
Jason & Jessica, 2300 block of Greenlee, July 2015
In the early evening this bobcat cub was on our patio.
Flo & Ray, 3200 block of Olsen, Oct 2014
This racoon was in the tree in a backyard of of a house in the 3400 block of Jackson.
Photos by Chris on Greenlee, Oct 2014
Pictures at the corner of Lind & Olsen when the
streets were being resurfaced.
Photos by Gary, July 2014
The hawks are still present in RHE. Three juvenile hawks on the utility pole in the back yard.
Patti, 1900 block of Lind, July 2014
Seven Harris Hawks on pole in easement behind house.
Nando, 1900 block of Kleindale, 2012
The 2014 RHENA Spring Party was held April 19, 2014 in Nando Zepeda & Sandy Kennedy's back yard. RHE resident Gary Williams took these wonderful pictures.
About 7:30 am our dog alerted us to something in the front yard. It was a young bobcat checking out the neighbor's chickens.
Love the wildlife in our neighborhood.
Brian, Kleindale, Nov 2013
A male bobcat on our patio a few days ago. It was thrilling to see him linger to drink from our fountain.
Flo & Ray, 3200 block of Olsen, Aug 2013
A friendly, pack rat eating, Common Kingsnake.
Jon & Sandy, 3400 block of Jackson, summer 2013
The 2013 RHENA Spring Party held in Nando Zepeda & Sandy Kennedy's back yard.
After a 3 1/2 years, we have our Neighborhood ID Signs! The signs display a sense of community pride and increase recognition of RHE as an active neighborhood. They are installed at the 14 entrances into RHE.
Photo by Gary, April 2013
Bobcat on our patio.
Flo & Ray, 3200 block of Olsen, 2012
Trimming the traffic circle at Greenlee & Jackson. Spring 2012
The 2012 Spring Party held in Nando Zepeda & Sandy Kennedy's back yard.
Pictures from the neighborhood yard sale held on a Friday & Saturday in November 2011. We raised $386 for the Neighborhood ID Signs.
There were two bobcats; a big one (male?) chased a small one (female?) up our mulberry. The little one screamed & howled & sounded pitiful.
I chased the big one away, but he came back and kept the little one treed for about 3 hours.
H went up, and then they both disappeared.
I don't know if the big
one wanted to eat or mate with the little one. The little one wasn't cooperating.
Donna, 2100 block of Lind, July 2011
We found this little critter under a piece of cardboard in our yard. Quite small, about 12 inches long & and only as thick as a pen. We think it had recently hatched.
After identifying it as a desert kingsnake - a good neighbor that can kill rattlesnakes - we released it into our aloe vera patch where it will have planty of lizards to eat.
Deborah, 2200 block of Greenlee, Oct 2007