San Diego County hosts some 25 species of snakes, a few quite rare, and some that are known to be “sustainable” solutions
Read More »There is some good news about California’s gray wolf (Canis lupus) population. This protected endangered species is slowly coming back to northern
Read More »First we walked. Then we rode tamed animals. With the invention of the wheel entrepreneurs eventually designed bikes then automobiles. The world
Read More »First two photos: Space sand, rocky walking. Last three photos:Gravity grinds down drenched cliffs. March Issue Upside-Down Undergrounding? by Rosanne Rennie Holliday
Read More »While classified as a beetle, finessing the factoid that half are not all female, this ruby red beetle, Coccinellidae, from the Latin
Read More »In the 1500s Spanish sailors used the Torrey pine trees on the cliffs as a navigational aid, calling it Punta de los
Read More »It’s been fun for the past 18 months to walk through downtown and enjoy the five sculptures displayed as part of the
Read More »Some of us converse better than others not only with fellow humans but also with animals. As to animals, they speak their
Read More »Have you noticed droopy dried fronds dangling on our palm trees? They are under attack by deadly threats. One strikes from the
Read More »Above: Winter storms surged to shear off the already falling bluffs and rocks in Del Mar. Photos by Julie Maxey-Allison No sand!
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