Gutowsky Family Cabin

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Lake Tahoe Fun Facts According to the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS), 42 bald eagles were spotted in their annual count. This is 15 more than the 2017 record of 27 eagles. Thanks to careful and descriptive data collection from over 200 volunteers, TINS was able to differentiate 30 individual adults and sub-adults and 12 immatures (featured in the photo). Thank you TINS and the amazing volunteers that help count the eagles year after year. For more information on the Bald Eagle count, visit takecaretahoe.org.

Finally some decent snowfall...and more on the way! Yippee!

Lake Tahoe Fun Fact - The aspen trees that you see in Tahoe are called Quaking Aspens. They get their name from the way their flat leaves and lengthy stalks tremble in the lightest of breezes. Aspen leaves turn vibrant yellow due to a decrease in photosynthetic activity as the days get shorter in the fall, causing the green hue to fade as chlorophyll production is stopped.

Lake Tahoe Fun Fact - The average daily evaporation of Lake Tahoe is half a billion gallons of water. This would meet the daily water needs of 5 million people, or enough to support the cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles! This fun fact comes from the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center.