CNM 2008 – A Look Back
While cleaning up some files from the Park website, we came across this old fact sheet from 2008. Enjoy a blast from the past. Here is a glimpse at the staffing levels back then. Continue reading CNM 2008 – A Look Back
Velvet Ants – Cow Killers
When VIP Mary was roving near the tidepool area in late June, she came across this attractive bug that she did not recognize. You may know about this insect but she had never seen it before. It is called a red velvet ant (Dasymutilla occidentalis) and it is actually a wasp. It has a powerful sting and has been nicknamed “Cow Killer.” It doesn’t kill but does … Continue reading Velvet Ants – Cow Killers
Creature Feature – Giant Kelp
While the Education Table is closed, we still put out the Creature Feature sign for the visitors. This month’s Creature Feature is the Giant Kelp. Continue reading Creature Feature – Giant Kelp
July 2020 – Tides
Military Monday – Marriage Licenses
VIP Joe shares a story from his research. For this week’s Military Monday, I thought I would take a moment to share some research I have been working on with the help of the National Archive. When we think about the history of the park it is easy to look at the physical reminders and think these are the only stories to tell. The lighthouses, … Continue reading Military Monday – Marriage Licenses
Great Horned Owl
We have heard recently about the Great Horned Owls at Cabrillo. Well VIP Bob was able to capture these photos at the park. You might have to look hard to find it in this first photo. Bob calls this the “Where’s Waldo” photo. The location where Bob found the owl is the hillside/ravine behind the generator shed on the Bayside Trail. The owl is a … Continue reading Great Horned Owl
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