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Greeter At The Park Gate by Lee Greengrass Via Flickr: Ardenwood Historic Farm, Fremont, CA
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Greeter At The Park Gate by Lee Greengrass Via Flickr: Ardenwood Historic Farm, Fremont, CA
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Spring Wonderland by Jay Huang Via Flickr: Stay Home and Stay Safe!
J20161013-0046—Bahiopsis laciniata—RPBG—DxO by John Rusk Via Flickr: Bahiopsis laciniata—San Diego County viguiera. Formerly known as Viguiera lacinata. The range of B. laciniata extends southward from San Diego County to the Central Desert in Baja California. It has been used in restoration projects as far north as the San Francisco Bay Area to the displeasure of some restoration ecologists. Las Pilitas Nursery say the plant flowers nearly year around, an observation confirmed by the experience of Regional Parks Botanic Garden. Photographed at Regional Parks Botanic Garden located in Tilden Regional Park near Berkeley, CA.
Dinner Handoff by lennycarl08 Via Flickr: Part two of the aerial ballet: Food transfer
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Spotted Towhee by Lee Greengrass Via Flickr: Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area, Pleasanton, CA
Burrowing Owl Among The Greenery by SMK Photo Via Flickr: About thirty feet off of the trail I noticed a brown spot that looked out of place. When I looked through my view finder, I was surprised to see this little guy (gal). Note how one pupil is smaller than the other. I suspect it's because it has more exposure to the sun than the other. Coyote Hills 1-12-26 Burrowing Owl (37) SMK Adj v1+crop v1+logo
Horned Lark by Lee Greengrass Via Flickr: Dublin Hills Regional Open Space Preserve, Dublin, CA