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A young gull rested on a wall separating the beach from the road.
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A heart, with the letters S and F, was set up at the foot of California Street at the Cable Car turn around. That heart was available for tourists to take photos of eachother.
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Signs marked the location of the new Santa Clara station for BART as part of its San Jose extension.
A tube is being dug beneath San Jose to extend the system to Santa Clara from Oakland.
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A few new plants grew in our Monster raised garden bed in the front yard.
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Flowers that were purlple spikes (aka Liatris Spicata) grew next to our Monster raised garden in the front yard of Eugene, Oregon.
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A tree trunk grew from among bushes with flowers lining the sidewalk.
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The exit, from Hardly Strictly Bluegrass concerts, was clearly marked and hard to miss.
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A cup, and a few glass bottles, floated in the Guadalupe River in downton San Jose, California.
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A stump looked over, water washed quickly by in a stream beside JFK Promenade in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
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Boulders were laid out in a circle near the foot of Market Street, in San Francisco.
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A dramatic tree grew near the beach road. The setting sun illuminated its trunk.
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A fake horse hung from the "Horsies Market," sign on 19th Street in San Francisco.
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A rainbow flag was hung as a curtain in a San Francisco window.
The rainbow flag is the symbol of the LBGT+ movement.
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Butterflies decorated the inside of the screen protecting Hallidie Plaza at the Powell BART Station in San Francisco.
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A "Black Lives Matter" sign was in a closed store window in San Francisco.
Bellow the "Black Lives Matter" was "For Black's Econimic Development."
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Three hand-made signs were posted on a fence. One read, "Private No Trespassing." Another read, "No Parking Any Time." And the third read, "No Parking, Will Tow."
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A shame that such a sturdy, handsome animal is also endangered.
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This male is demonstrating that size does matter.
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A closer look at the female Bighorn sheep.
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The horns of the male Bighorn Sheep are indeed big. As he gets older, the horns will get even bigger.
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Another view of the unidentified bird from yesterday's blog.
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The female Bighorn does not have the giant horns that the males carry.
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Wikipedia stated that "This species was first discovered new to science by Otto Finsch who found a live bird received from the dealer C. Scheepmaker in Amsterdam Zoo and named it after him." Yet, the article is for the Southern Crowned Pigeon.
The L.A. Zoo sign called this bird Sheepmaker's Crowned Pigeon and it was softly glowing in the dappled sunlight of the aviary.
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This handsome Olive Pigeon eyed the photographer suspiciously.
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A lovely yellow bird high above my head remains anonymous.
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