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Cooper’s Hawk on Pole

Resting on top of a pole on the side of the Virginia Street Extension, at the border of the Berkeley

Fine weather is no guarantee of fine owl viewing. Today was a case in point. Not a cloud in the

The water level in the North Basin dropped nine feet (9.08 to be exact) in just over seven hours (7’9″

Ecologist Jutta Burger spotted these yellow-faced bumblebees in the park on January 13. One was gathering pollen on a Bermuda

Another rainy day. When I visited at about 10 in the morning, the rain fell in a steady light shower

Nothing on two legs stalks through brush more silently than the Great Egret. It suspends its weight effortlessly on one

The east owl rewarded park visitors this morning with a display of behaviors not often seen. Most days, the only

One of the Berkeley dragon boats, with about two dozen paddlers aboard, cruised into the North Basin on Saturday morning,

This weekend offers a chance to experience extreme high and low tides plus a lunar eclipse. On Sunday (1/20), NOAA

The east owl continues to define “site fidelity” in wide brackets. This morning around 9 it stood near, but not

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