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Spring has sprung!

Posted on February 8, 2021February 8, 2021 by friendsofthewildernesspark

Even though it's only February, it's already spring in Southern California. Green leaves and shoots are popping up all over, and the earliest flowering plants are starting to bloom. One of the first to flower is the White-flowering Currant...

Posted in Meet the inhabitants!, Park sightingsTagged Ribes indecorum, White-flowering Current

California Biodiversity Day at the Wilderness Park

Posted on September 16, 2019September 16, 2019 by friendsofthewildernesspark

Thanks to everyone who participated in California Biodiversity Day ...

Posted in CHWP News, Meet the inhabitants!, Park sightingsTagged Douglas's Threadleaf Ragwort, Genista Broom Moth, Lorquin's Admiral, Robber fly, Tragidion annulatum, Western Yellowjacket, Woodland Skipper1 Comment

Question of the Day: … but it wasn’t a rattlesnake … or was it?

Posted on August 2, 2019August 2, 2019 by friendsofthewildernesspark

Our question of the day is, “I saw this snake on the trail, but it wasn't a rattlesnake ... or was it? It didn't rattle.”

Posted in Meet the inhabitants!, Park sightings, Question of the Day

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