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Supermoon Rising

The Vernal Equinox on Wednesday evening coincided with the rise of a supermoon. It’s the third supermoon of the year;

Who needs to go to Anza Borrego or Death Valley to view wildflowers? OK, their wildflowers are fancy-pantsie and ours

The lawn near the middle of the park looked like a soybean field in Iowa. Straight rows, or almost straight,

I saw my first River Otter in the park on Tuesday. An occasional flash of silver and a big moving

The Red-winged Blackbird females arrived around the beginning of March. They’re not yet here in large numbers, but it doesn’t

I’ve seen several kinds of aircraft from Cesar Chavez Park, but never saw one of these before. It looks like

This lovely shot of an Anna’s hummingbird working the Pride of Madeira (Echium) plant on the southwest side of the

A Great Egret — sometimes two — has been hunting in the Nature Preserve on the north side of the

This Anna’s Hummingbird chose a high perch on a bush and turned its back to the brisk westerly breeze. The

This White-tailed Kite hovered like a hummingbird over a spot on the west side of the park late this afternoon.

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