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Dancers

These big grebes sometimes seem like graceful feathered monkeys in the way that they imitate one another. They can take

Watching the Black Oystercatchers at work, I always admire their industry and their intelligence in using their beak. This hard

Kikuyu grass and other invasives took a hit Saturday as half a dozen Chavez Park Conservancy volunteers got to work

CELEBRATE APRIL 10TH DOLORES HUERTA DAY By Magdaleno Leno Rose-Avila Many times we have chanted SI SE PUEDE (yes we can)

The first female Red-winged Blackbirds that I’ve seen this year arrived yesterday. I saw three of them. Since they usually

Photographer Evie Williams caught this Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata) in the park in late March. Affectionately known as “butterbutt” in

Few park visitors ever notice the Meadow Spittlebug in its adult form, as in the photo above taken by sharp-eyed

Here I thought the Scaup were done with their northward migration at the end of March. And indeed in the

The annual weed season is upon us so we will be weeding at Chavez Park this Saturday April 10. We

Blue and yellow are UC Berkeley colors and a perfect match. But in nature it ain’t necessarily so. The blue

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