Mar 5
I still think white sage in pre-bloom has the most beautiful plant architecture of any of our native species.
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I still think white sage in pre-bloom has the most beautiful plant architecture of any of our native species.
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First claytonias of the season! This patch near the campus bus stop always blooms abundantly.
Even amongst scores of invasive radishes and European brome grasses, the poppies persist.
I don’t think there is a more beautiful sight than a coast live oak at dusk lit only by the moon.
Spring on campus brings iris blooms and banana slugs.
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I love seeing white checkered skippers around campus.
Claytonia growing out of a rocky crevice and a banana slug.
Alright Entomologists….don’t freak out but I did see this special moth (C.togataria) with a mutation that gave it this crazy looking extra wing today.
Edit: Based on comments, I think this is in fact a distended hindwing of the moth rather than an extra wing! Thank you to all the bug folks who pointed this out.