The Devil’s Coach Horse Beetle
A group of Japanese visitors with sharper eyes than mine spotted this beetle just off the paved perimeter path and
Read moreA group of Japanese visitors with sharper eyes than mine spotted this beetle just off the paved perimeter path and
Read moreThe birds scattered and disappeared ahead of me as I bicycled slowly on the north leg of the perimeter path.
Read moreThis thistle in the marshy area on the west side is host to a variety of little sapsuckers. There’s a
Read moreThe hairless stems of this vicia americana (American or Purple Vetch) are under full-scale attack by pestiferous aphids, who may have been aided
Read moreA big bush along the west side of the loop path, in the island between the paved and unpaved branches
Read moreWalking back to my car with a bit of glow in my heart and a smile on my lips from
Read moreWhere there’s fennel, there’s probably the Anise Swallowtail (Papilio zelicaon). It was fluttering and landing at the top of the
Read moreThis patch of garden iris along the north side perimeter path certainly isn’t a wildflower. Nor is it likely that
Read moreThanks to the sharp eye of Bay Nature magazine intern Michelaina Johnson, my lens caught a honeybee doing its thing
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