Wildlife at Alameda Point Single click on any image to enlarge and play slideshow. To close slideshow, click “x” in upper left. All photos are copyrighted Alameda Point Environmental Report, unless otherwise credited.
Cormorant and brown pelican on Breakwater Island
Burrowing owl
Coots and friend
Black-necked Stilts in wetland
California Least Tern with chick on Wildlife Refuge – Spring 2011
Black Oystercatchers
Bufflehead – diving duck
Western Grebes
Black Phoebe
Rabbits on Wildlife Refuge
Cormorants at Inner Harbor dock
American Avocet at Breakwater Beach
Forester’s Terns (white with black cap) at Breakwater Beach
Willet on Northwest Territories
Great Blue Herons nest building – with stick
Great Blue Heron taking off
Great Blue Heron taking off with stick for nest
Red-winged Blackbird
White-crowned Sparrow at Northwest Territories wetland area
Black-crowned Night Heron
Snowy Egret foraging at Breakwater Beach
Horned lark
Young gull
Gulls
Gull
American avocets
Coots
Osprey family
Osprey
Ospreys on nest
Surf Scoter – diving duck that winters in the area
Marbled Godwits at Breakwater Beach – Spring 2011
Spotted Sandpiper
White-tailed Kite taking break from hunting rodents on Wildlife Refuge
Fence lizard
California brown pelicans
Oyster catcher
Kildeer
Turkey vulture
Gull
Red-tailed hawk at Enterprise Park
Black-necked stilt
Horned larks and least terns recorded by Dan Dugan Sound Design, San Francisco.
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Alameda Point Environmental Report 
Fantastic wildlife photos – this is proof of the richness we have right here in Alameda. I hope that we can include wetlands restoration as a major strategy for Alameda Pt. open space. We should also plan to preserve the 22 acre Beltline as Jean Sweeney Memorial Natural Park (it would be a fitting tribute to Jean and a unique urban preserve for wildlife.
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