Park News 9/6/2024
Getting Ready for the Owls Every time I walk the park in recent weeks, people have asked me whether the
Read MoreGetting Ready for the Owls Every time I walk the park in recent weeks, people have asked me whether the
Read MoreNew Gulls I thought I would take a break from the blog, going on a Summer Schedule. But then two
Read MoreSinging in the Chill Mark Twain’s wisecrack about never seeing a winter so cold as summer in San Francisco came
Read MoreWork Day Sunday Chavez Park Conservancy volunteers usually do stewardship work in the Native Plant Area on Saturdays. But this
Read MoreTrifecta First I saw the big one, the Great Blue Heron. It stalked around in a relaxed way on the
Read MoreNightbird Active by Day The Black-crowned Night-Heron usually hunts by standing still and waiting for prey to approach. This bird
Read MoreFoggy Bird Walk Twenty brave and optimistic souls showed up Sunday morning 10/15 for a bird walk organized by the
Read MoreWater the Babies Tomorrow Tomorrow morning, Saturday 9/30, meet at the Spinnaker Way parking circle at 9 for a stewardship
Read MoreBirds Hanging In Three birds are showing great love for the park, or something, by remaining longer than usual. The
Read MoreWater & Weed Natives on Sunday With all the dry and often sunny weather we’ve been having, it’s time to
Read More(Burrowing Owl Update Below) The Black Oystercatcher and the Western Gull eyeballing one another in the photo above both have
Read MoreThe first set of images here is real, created by humans with cameras. The bottom two are fakes created by
Read MorePhotographer Susan Black got to the park early and was rewarded with these images of three of the bigger birds:
Read MorePhotographer Susan Black took these beautiful pelican images in the morning of June 29. This was one of the occasions
Read MorePhotographer Susan Black captured this dramatic image of the breakwater on the west side of the park, boldly projecting across
Read MoreConservancy Wins Grant The Chavez Park Conservancy has won a $5000 grant from the Alameda County Fish and Game Commission
Read MorePlanting Day Tomorrow Tomorrow, Saturday Nov. 4, starting at 9:30, a group of Cal student volunteers will join experienced Conservancy
Read MoreNative Plant Stewards at Work The young native plants in the Native Plant Area got watered and weeded Saturday morning
Read MoreKilling Grassland Birds Bird populations are in trouble worldwide, research shows, and the hardest hit are the grassland birds. We’re
Read MoreMany birds stay busy in the far North during the summer months, mating, breeding, brooding, and feeding fledglings in habitats
Read MoreLetter to City Council and related parties from Susan Black, June 28 2022: Today on my usual morning walk around
Read MoreThis lovely shot of an Anna’s hummingbird working the Pride of Madeira (Echium) plant on the southwest side of the
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