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Animals of the Baldwin Hills
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There is a diverse set of animals that inhabit the Baldwin Hills, but
there are also many species that are no longer present. Among the
species present in the Baldwin Hills are White Tailed Kites,
Red-shouldered and Cooper's hals, Phainoeplas, Orange-cronwed Warblers
and Bullock's Orioles.
A good source of information on animals in the Baldwin Hills can be found in the following four sections of the document
in Biota of the Baldwin Hills: An Ecological Assessment, produced by the Baldwin Hills Conservancy:
The links below contain additional information about current and past
wildlife in the Baldwin Hills, and attempts to restore habitat.
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Ducks in pond formed by 2/05 rains
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About this site:
On this web site you will find information about the Baldwin Hills
Park plan, geology, plants, and wildlife within the planned park,
neigboring communities, and activities at the parks that already exist
within the boundaries of the planned Baldwin Hills Park. This is not
an official site of the park, and I ask for help from anyone that can
correct any information I might post, or who has additional links or
resources to suggest.
CONTACT WWW@BALDWINHILLS.ORG
[This page was previously hosted at baldwinhillspark.info/animals.html]
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