SoCal can expect more birds, rabbits, rats and snakes in wildlife surge after record rain – Los Angeles Times
After years of dusty, dry hillsides, much of Southern California has turned green from record-breaking rain and snow this winter, which wildlife experts say has already started to improve habitats and populations for certain species — a trend they expect to reverberate through the entire landscape.
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