It had just settled onto the car windshield while it was parked, and seemed to have no inclination to move until we did.
Archiving my Twitter, Facebook and other social network activity
It had just settled onto the car windshield while it was parked, and seemed to have no inclination to move until we did.
Wild plant at the top of the hill, ocean at the bottom. The fence marks the edge of Del Cerro Park and the start of a steep, unstable slope down to the Portuguese Bend area of the coast near Los Angeles. On a clear day, Catalina would be visible off to the left, but on this day, the ocean blended seamlessly into an obscuring haze.
– Instagram (2014)
Stealth Sparrows. I almost deleted the thumbnail because the birds didn’t actually register at that size. Fortunately, I opened the image and looked.
Found on one of our backyard tomato plants.
AI suggested agelaius, and I have definitely seen red-winged blackbirds here.
I walked along a bike path today and could not believe how many puncture vine plants I saw. No wonder I've had to patch so many flat tires!
If it's possible for a plant to evolve into the natural enemy of the bicycle, this plant is it. It's literally in the caltrop family. I swear it's lining the bike path, waiting to ambush its prey.