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Abney Park

August 26, 2018by concretechaparral 4 Comments

Every forest is a graveyard.

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To Wonder View and Beyond!

June 20, 2018by concretechaparral 7 Comments

Besides city views and apex predators, there is also show biz!

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Fiery Skipper (Hylephila phyleus) on Moss Landing California aster (Corethrogyne filaginifolia ‘Moss Landing’). Considered by some as a pest to Bermuda grass, but Bermuda grass needs all the pests it can get... #urbanwilderness #insect #butterfly #nativeplants #inthegarden #viewpark #losangeles #california #concretechaparral

Lichen and cobwebs - from last Summer #nature #lichen #wilderness #mtpinos #lospadresnationalforest #california #hiking #concretechaparral

Blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium bellum) in a meadow planting - from March 2017 #nature #nativeplants #californianativeplants #urbanwilderness #inthegarden #keepcalifornialookinglikecalifornia #viewpark #losangeles #california #concretechaparral

Like most Angelinos, the Eastern Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger) comes from back East. It is the main squirrel found within the urban areas is Southern California. #urbanwilderness #nature #squirrel #losangeles #california #concretechaparral

Habitat restoration in Kenneth Hahn Park. Volunteering for habitat restoration fills one with visions of planting trees and flowers with bunnies and birdies! But it is mostly about weeding - a lot of weeding. The green carpet is wild mustard, a invasive plant in California. Cleared about 50 square meters today. Only 500 square meters to go! #urbanwilderness #nature #habitatrestoration #nativeplants #invasiveweeds #kennethhahnpark #losangeles #california #concretechaparral

Baby, it’s cold outside! #nature #urbanwilderness #winter #snowfall #estespark #colorado #rockymountains #concretechaparral

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