I believe this is St Johns wort (Hypericum perforatum). I noticed it growing along the horse trail at Negro Bar State Park. Running along the top of the hill in the background is Greenback Lane, very busy with the morning rush hour traffic.
When my neighbor’s roses are so beautiful, I can’t help but stop for a closer look!
The redevelopment project on the south side of Lake Natoma Crossing was finished a little over a year ago; it created an ADA (Americans with Disabilities) accessible path along the water and rerouted part of the bike trail. The construction work went on for nearly 2 years, and during that time I often stopped on the bridge to check the […]
Nothing gets by this team; we’ve got all the angles covered and we’re always alert for any sign of trouble. We always have an expert agent covering ground level… … and another expert with a bird’s eye view. You can always feel safe when we’re on the job!
We are so lucky to have a pair of bald eagles nesting at Lake Natoma for the second year in a row. Their aerie is located high in a pine tree which hangs over the edge of the bluffs, only a short walk from my house. A couple of days ago I hiked down below the bluff to the bike […]
My neighbor works so hard at tending her beautiful roses that it makes me sad she had to put this sign up on her fence. I hope the guilty party gets the message so we can all continue to enjoy the fruits of her labor.
My entry for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week. Your photos can show anything that covers the ground like: sand, dirt, grass, paths, walks, trails, etc. This is a topic you can really enjoy. Let’s see how creative you can get.
Mallard pairs form long before the spring breeding season. Pairing takes place in the fall, but courtship can be seen all winter. Only the female incubates the eggs and takes care of the ducklings — All About Birds