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San Diego's rocks move all the time
Opossums came around 1890, San Diego pigeon fanciers favor females, taxidermist knows ducks, the hated roof rats, panthers – only tigers and lions are larger
Deméré wanted to show me "samples of some of the oldest rock in the county." It's called Julian Schist.
More or Less Sudden Mountains
- Looking at the first of many instances of San Diego hydroseeding, across from Costco and Ikea along Friars Road, Deméré declared, "I don't mean to dis botany completely. I can appreciate plants." But more often along our trip he would indicate that roadside landscaping was, to a geologist, a kind of proliferating evil.
- By Geoff Bouvier, Jan. 13, 2005
As an animal rescuer, "You're dealing with a lot of death."Our friend, the opossum
- Shawn Powell and I are driving south on Jackson Drive, carrying three opossums in Powell's Hyundai Santa Fe. Our mission is to liberate them. We could stop and dump them out on the sidewalk, but that would be injudicious.
- By Jeannette DeWyze, Aug. 31, 2006
Virginia Kraft, lives in a big French chateau in Rancho Santa Fe and has some of the best birds in the county.Marathoners of the Sky
- Today, Hamilton and his “grandson,” John Timmerman, have about 750 pigeons in Jamul, the largest collection in San Diego County. As we sat on the deck of their loft, amidst soft cooing and wafting feathers, Hamilton looked at his birds and smiled. “We’ve won every race there is. All the top races, top prizes, we’ve won.”
- By Don McCullough, April 1, 2004
Kevin Moreau: “They don’t all quack. Only about half quack — they whistle, squeal, tweet. A pintail makes a sound almost like a cricket. The widgeon whistles, the teal peeps…”Frozen Drama
- When you walk in the front door you enter another world. What was originally meant to be a living room is now his showroom/office and is filled with many mounted ducks and other birds, some fish, and three or four stunning tableaux/dioramas (as one might see in a natural history museum) combining sculpture and taxidermy.
- By Thomas Lux, Jan. 1, 2004
Zaludek showed me a decomposed rat skeleton, which he'd found in a corner of the attic.Rats!
- Call them what you will — roach-boys, rat-men, rat-catchers, terminators, pest technicians — the fact is that pest inspectors are professional killers.
- By Geoff Bouvier, Sept. 22, 2005
Orson wore a cat-groove back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, probably 50 or 60 times.Our Panther
- Our fair city does have one black jaguar resident, downtown, in Cat Canyon, near Sun Bear Forest, across from the Hunte Amphitheater, in the San Diego Zoo. He was born October 1992 at Wildlife World Zoo, in Litchfield, Arizona. He weighs as much as I do, about 165 pounds. His name is Orson.
- By Geoff Bouvier, July 14, 2005
Here's something you might be interested in.
San Diego's rocks move all the time
Opossums came around 1890, San Diego pigeon fanciers favor females, taxidermist knows ducks, the hated roof rats, panthers – only tigers and lions are larger
San Diego's rocks move all the time
Opossums came around 1890, San Diego pigeon fanciers favor females, taxidermist knows ducks, the hated roof rats, panthers – only tigers and lions are larger
Deméré wanted to show me "samples of some of the oldest rock in the county." It's called Julian Schist.
More or Less Sudden Mountains
- Looking at the first of many instances of San Diego hydroseeding, across from Costco and Ikea along Friars Road, Deméré declared, "I don't mean to dis botany completely. I can appreciate plants." But more often along our trip he would indicate that roadside landscaping was, to a geologist, a kind of proliferating evil.
- By Geoff Bouvier, Jan. 13, 2005
- As an animal rescuer, "You're dealing with a lot of death."
Our friend, the opossum
- Shawn Powell and I are driving south on Jackson Drive, carrying three opossums in Powell's Hyundai Santa Fe. Our mission is to liberate them. We could stop and dump them out on the sidewalk, but that would be injudicious.
- By Jeannette DeWyze, Aug. 31, 2006
- Virginia Kraft, lives in a big French chateau in Rancho Santa Fe and has some of the best birds in the county.
Marathoners of the Sky
- Today, Hamilton and his “grandson,” John Timmerman, have about 750 pigeons in Jamul, the largest collection in San Diego County. As we sat on the deck of their loft, amidst soft cooing and wafting feathers, Hamilton looked at his birds and smiled. “We’ve won every race there is. All the top races, top prizes, we’ve won.”
- By Don McCullough, April 1, 2004
- Kevin Moreau: “They don’t all quack. Only about half quack — they whistle, squeal, tweet. A pintail makes a sound almost like a cricket. The widgeon whistles, the teal peeps…”
Frozen Drama
- When you walk in the front door you enter another world. What was originally meant to be a living room is now his showroom/office and is filled with many mounted ducks and other birds, some fish, and three or four stunning tableaux/dioramas (as one might see in a natural history museum) combining sculpture and taxidermy.
- By Thomas Lux, Jan. 1, 2004
- Zaludek showed me a decomposed rat skeleton, which he'd found in a corner of the attic.
Rats!
- Call them what you will — roach-boys, rat-men, rat-catchers, terminators, pest technicians — the fact is that pest inspectors are professional killers.
- By Geoff Bouvier, Sept. 22, 2005
- Orson wore a cat-groove back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, probably 50 or 60 times.
Our Panther
- Our fair city does have one black jaguar resident, downtown, in Cat Canyon, near Sun Bear Forest, across from the Hunte Amphitheater, in the San Diego Zoo. He was born October 1992 at Wildlife World Zoo, in Litchfield, Arizona. He weighs as much as I do, about 165 pounds. His name is Orson.
- By Geoff Bouvier, July 14, 2005