Recreation/Nature
Discover Botta’s pocket gopher
I remained as quiet as possible, reaching for my camera, and hoped for a photo opportunity. The little critter obliged....
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iNaturalist Observation of the Month: Common poorwill
On any given day, a Mission Trails Regional Park visitor may encounter a common poorwill — if he/she can spot...
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2018 iNaturalist year in review
During 2018, the Mission Trails Regional Park biodiversity project on iNaturalist added more than 8,000 observations.
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iNaturalist Observation of the Month: Wolf spider
I bet you have all heard some sort of horror story about spiders and their “interesting” family habits. Orbweaver females...
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The best seat in the house
By David D. Cooksy Have you ever attended a sporting event, a concert, or the theater and wished you were...
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Beauty found indoors at Mission Trails Regional Park
Throughout the year, the Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation organizes art exhibitions for the MTRP Visitor & Interpretive Center.
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Mission Trails concerts moves to Mission Trails Church
Recently the Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation made a decision to cancel the bi-monthly Sunday free concert series that...
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San Carlos man has surprise encounter with lion
By Audrey F. Baker “I almost hit a mountain lion – in San Carlos!” Mike Johanning, a San Carlos resident...
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Hummingbirds: aesthetic and masterful
Hummingbirds (hummers) amaze. Europeans first observing the New World exotics postulated they were a fusion of bird and insect. The...
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Botta’s pocket gopher: King of the underworld
Talk about intriguing animals! Botta’s pocket gopher (Thomomys bottae) qualifies. A true recluse, spending 90 percent of its life in...
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Fireworks a go despite funding shortfall
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Since the July Fourth fireworks display and music festival at Lake Murray was brought back in 2017 after a six-year hiatus, thousands of residents of the Navajo neighborhoods, La Mesa and visitors from all over San Diego County have enjoyed the event and
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