| Area | Forsythe Creek |
| Topic | Tour: Mill Creek (Forsythe Trib) Stream & Riparian Photos |
This photo shows Mill Creek upstream of its convergence with Forsythe Creek along Reeves Canyon Road. Mill in this reach has patchy canopy and appears to have experienced bank erosion at this location at some time in the past. Photo contributed by Patrick Higgins. June 10, 2002.
This photo shows Mill Creek looking south at the same location as Picture #1 except zoomed out. Grasslands dominate the uplands with oak forest present in patches. Photo contributed by Patrick Higgins. June 10, 2002.
This photo shows Mill Creek upstream of its convergence with Forsythe Creek along Reeves Canyon Road looking upstream. The creek passes through a boulder roughs here with an oak canopy providing at least partial shade. The large rock outcrop in Franciscan mélange terrain at right of center is called a knocker by geologists. Photo contributed by Patrick Higgins. June 10, 2002.
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