Yes, a common T of the SoCal Foothills. Nice disposition, decent size. Cool Colors. Freshly molted they are key black. The color fades to a deep coffee / Mink Brown with Gold Highlights. They look really cool in the sunlight and you can see why they got the nickname "San Diego Bronze"
check the amateur naturalist sites and it will give you locations where people have seen them. My office is on a canyon in the foothills and they sometimes just wander in
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