Cormorants Keeping Company
The high tide idled the Mallards and other dabblers, whose necks aren’t long enough to reach the bottom, but it
Read moreThe high tide idled the Mallards and other dabblers, whose necks aren’t long enough to reach the bottom, but it
Read moreAs a new graduate of the Burrowing Owl Docent Training Program, I knew that these unique birds are crepuscular (most
Read moreIt was a minus 0.55 tide early Saturday morning, low enough to expose yards of mud all along the parkside
Read moreThe UFO that I spotted a few days ago floating near the Schoolhouse Creek outfall was still afloat this morning. Two
Read moreFeeling imprisoned by rainstorms, I took advantage of the lull this afternoon to walk in the park. Heavy clouds blocked
Read moreThanks to a more experienced birder, I saw a new-to-me bird in the North Basin yesterday evening, as well as
Read moreFriday at midday I was back in the Marina to bask in the mellow weather and try to take more
Read moreBirds come here in the winter to enjoy days like today. The temperature was in the high fifties and there
Read moreAlong the north side of the park this Saturday afternoon I spotted a flocklet of exactly seven duck-type birds that
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