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May 2022 Nature Never Disappoints |
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| Overcast morning. Havoc exploring. | ||
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| New growth replacing the old. | ||
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| Bright pink denotes female oak blossom. | ||
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| Ladybug asleep on blackberry leaf. | ||
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| A Common Tohee basking in a patch of sunlight. | ||
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| A male Spotted Tohee forages for food in the leaf litter. | ||
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| Tiny Oak Titmouse peeks from the undergrowth. | ||
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| "Havoc" splashing in Alamitos Creek. | ||
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| In calm water, a Black Phoebe watches for flying insects. | ||
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| Spring fades with the passing of the season. | ||
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| Some oak saplings were heavy with "oak apples" like these. | ||
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| A blossom from our native rose so pale it was almost white. | ||
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| Fremontia or "flannel bush" thrives in sandy soils. | ||
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| Common Tohee cocked its head at the sound of my camera shutter. | ||
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| Our native California Poppy. | ||
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