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Photo: California Quail of Golden Gate Park Out on a Date
Friday, March 29th, 2013Heron Watch 2013: OMG, Great Blue Heron Nesting Season Starts April 13th at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park!
Monday, March 25th, 2013You’ll soon be able to see a scene like this in Golden Gate Park when you look across Stow Lake up towards Heron Island.
Get on down to the Stow Lake Boathouse area on Saturdays starting April 13th to get involved with Heron Watch. It’s brought to us by Nancy DeStefanis, director of San Francisco Nature Education, every year.
The view from Strawberry Hill – Dad watches the kids while Mom’s out hunting gophers and whatnot:
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See you there!
A Unique Photo: “Pair of Coyotes Sleeping off the Day in Golden Gate Park” – Via Nature’s Lantern
Monday, March 18th, 2013Weill, I’ve never seen two wild coyotes together…
Photographer David Cruz does it again:
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The Elusive Coyotes of Golden Gate Park – “Catch Me if You Can” – Another Great Shot from Nature’s Lantern
Monday, March 11th, 2013Another great shot from Nature’s Lantern:
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Just think, this critter might have been a mere pup last year…
Attention Comrades! Please Attend Glorious JFK Drive Bike Lane Re-Education Camp Tonight – Attendance Mandatory!
Thursday, February 28th, 2013From the Richmond District Blog comes news of tonight’s Richmond District Democratic Club meeting regarding the horrible new bike lanes on JFK Jr Drive in Golden Gate Park.
Longtime area cyclist and capitalist running dog Steven T. Jones typifies the type of person who will most benefit from re-education via the corrupt SFMTA and the messianic San Francisco Bicycle Coalition. See?
“New JFK bike lanes are bad for everyone“
I’d post a photo but the SFMTA has me watching an educational movie, you know, A Clockwork Orange-style.
And they DID admit that some fine-tuning possibly might be in order.
And my restraints are actually quite comfortable.
Maybe these horrible, one-of-a-kind bike lanes aren’t so horrible after all.
In closing, I Love Big Brother.
OMG, Bats! – Mexican Freetailed Bats Flying About Golden Gate Park – A Great Photo from Nature’s Lantern
Saturday, February 23rd, 2013See?
Taken by Joe Moss – click to expand
I’ll tell you, I’ve been all over GGP, but aint seen any bats.
Poor Little Feller: Cute Pocket Gopher Gets “Evicted” by Giant Great Blue Heron in Golden Gate Park – The Horror
Monday, February 18th, 2013This hungry Great Blue Heron waited around for a few minutes before plucking a pocket gopher from a hole in a meadow of Golden Gate Park.
It’s the circle of life ‘n stuff:
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Poor little feller…
San Francisco Rubs It In: Official Holiday Choo-Choo Commemorates Stealing the Warriors from Oakland
Wednesday, January 9th, 2013Oakland, poor Oakland:
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Look Ma, No Hands! – Heading West on the Panhandle Bike Path – Should This “Wilderness Trail” Be Widened?
Tuesday, January 8th, 2013You know, before somebody, some ped gets clobbered?
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It will happen like this – a roadie traveling west, the downhill direction, will be “making time” or “flying” at 20-something MPH and s/he will clobber a pedestrian, perhaps Chris Bucchere-style.
So, I think wider would be better.
I mean, you wouldn’t want to narrow the thing, would you?
Here It Is: “NANCY PELOSI DRIVE” – San Francisco, CA – Formerly Known as Pork Barrel Parkway
Monday, January 7th, 2013Enjoy:
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I don’t know, is this a thank you for all the fed money we’re getting for the wasteful Central Subway?
Perhaps.
Next stop, Willie L. Brown Jr. Boulevard!
Thank you, drive through.
Uh, shouldn’t we wait until people die before honoring their legacy?
I think so.
Otherwise you end up with something like Saddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti International Airport, with Uday Terminal and Qusay Terminal, right?
(Incidentally, Willie Brown was behind a push to change the name of SFO to Willie Brown International back in the 1990′s. I’m srlsy. Then the airport people came back with a study showing how the IATA code letters SFO constituted one of the world’s best-known “brands.” So that was the end of that proposal. But the impulse is the same, in’nt? The desire to have one’s name all over the place, statues, busts and the like. How sad!)
