Word Travels Fast

It didn’t take long for one of our local Anna’s hummingbirds to find the feeder I set up on the front porch. Though there’s obviously no basis in fact, I’d like to think this is either the mother of the hummingbird chick I rescued last summer, or the fully grown chick itself (caught on cam …

Day Old, Same Old

The long-unofficial extension to the LA River Bikeway south of Fletcher Avenue hasn’t been opened officially for even a day and already that old pedestrian call for cyclists to respect pedestrians has been brought up by the Corralitas Red Car Property blog: Cyclists complain about cars whizzing past them too closely at high speeds on …

Another One Of The Most Amazing Things I’ve Ever Seen

Back in October I discovered that mesmerizing long-lost film clip on YouTube, filmed from a streetcar in San Francisco. Purported to have been filmed just days before the 1906 earthquake and saved because it was reportedly shipped out of town before the disaster, there’s debate about that owing not only to the sheer coincidence but …

Will We Never Learn?

LAist has a post up today enlightening me to the previously unknown efforts of the nearby city of Arcadia to protect its imperiled citizens from coyotes by killing them — the coyotes, not the citizens. To date, some 15 have reportedly been snared and destroyed. LAist links to an ABC Local article, where one finds …