Lake Merritt in Oakland, California is one of the most unique urban spaces in the United States. Its three mile heart-shaped shoreline in the center of an exceptionally diverse city is the place for man and nature to migrate and mingle daily. This tidal lagoon is also home to the oldest designated wildlife refuge (1870) in the United States.
Canada Geese coming in for a landing on the lake
American Coot on land foraging for a meal
Nests of Double-breasted Cormorants, empty this year so far
Stately Great Egret on he hunt
Gull flying in front of the moon
Non-native male Chinese Goose
Pied-billed Grebe
Gnarled tree trunks
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