Wildlife of the Central Coast Doe and Twins

Evening Walk

See Ken and Ingrid Hansen's Garden Vase

Hi there, I’ve grown a little since you last saw me. Mom and my sibling are headed toward the secret spot where we sleep at night. There are lots of us fawns throughout Cambria. If you’re careful when you drive, we’ll have a chance to grow up.

Wildlife of the Central Coast- Fawn

New Born Fawn

Bison Vases by Paul Bendzunas

Now that summer is here, most schools are closed around our state. That means kids are out in force, both Cambrians and visitors, doing what children do in a summer resort. When driving, we know you’ll want to watch out for kids, and other young ones, crossing the streets around Cambria.

Wildlife of the Central Coast

Morning Stretch and Drink

Stellar Jay scupture by Cohn/Stone

Visitors are usually delighted to observe the bushy tailed Western Gray Squirrel throughout Cambria. Like airborne acrobats they travel long distances from tree to tree and from phone and power lines. Time on the ground is spent foraging mainly on pine seeds and acorns. Visitors are discouraged from feeding bolder squirrels along Moonstone Beach Drive and other State Park habitats.