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Best of One Tam Marin Wildlife Watch Photos

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The Marin Wildlife Watch, a project of the One Tam partner agencies, offers a glimpse into the secret lives of bobcats, foxes, coyotes, and many other wild critters on Mount Tam,  and to monitor their populations over time. Each image helps us compose a broader portrait of the landscape’s health, connectivity, and resilience.

  • bobcat on mount tam
    Bobcat against a coastal backdrop on Mount Tamalpais. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • A gray fox sits atop a log in the woods of mount tamalpais scratching its ear with its foot.
    A Gray Fox takes a moment to scratch an itch. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • deer on Mount tamalpais
    A Forked buck among the dense scrub of Mount Tamalpais chaparral habitat. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • badger on mount tamalpais
    Badger on a nighttime prowl around Mount Tam. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • Mountain Lion on Mount Tamalpais
    A blur of mountain lion captured by a motion-activated camera. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • Raptor on Mount Tamalpais
    Raptor takes flight over the grasslands and forests of Mount Tam. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • striped skunk on mount tamalpais
    A striped skunk raises its bushy tail during a nighttime stroll on a Mount Tam trail. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • Doe and fawn on Mount Tamalpais
    Doe and fawn in the shade of Mount Tam forest. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • Coyote on Mount Tamalpais
    Coyote prowls the grassland habitat of Mount Tam. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch
  • bobcat on mount tam
    Candid of a bobcat cub on Mount Tam. One Tam / Marin Wildlife Watch

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