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Rip-Rap Rehab

City engineers have pulled permits and found money to repair the rip rap slope along parts of the eastern shoreline

About two dozen volunteers, most of them young, assembled this morning to pick up hoes and pickaxes and lay waste

Today’s featured plants have one thing in common: they’re additional species, not previously published, on top of the more than

American Crows have seemed to monopolize the Corvus niche in the park — large, intelligent, sooty birds with croaky voices.

A Great Egret hunting in shallow water strikes out about five times out of six, in my observation. Here, a

Of the three (or possibly four) White-tailed Kite chicks, this looks to be the sole survivor. As the video shows,

I was watching a Great Egret stalking in low tide when a flicker of movement closer in caught my eye.

Red-winged Blackbirds and Savannah Sparrows are doing it. At least two pairs of House Finches are doing it, too, up

So rarely is there cause to praise Parks management for putting up a good sign that I hasten to register

Flora Friday co-directors Jutta Burger and Bob Huttar, who have been photographing and identifying just about everything that grows in

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