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View of the Stevens Creek Wetlands Area from atop Shoreline Mound.10 viewsApr 21, 2006
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View of the Stevens Creek Wetlands Area from atop Shoreline Mound.8 viewsApr 21, 2006
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Back and Tail of an adult steelhead in Stevens Creek205 viewsApr 01, 2006
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Wild Cucumber - Not a weed!52 viewsMarch 2006 - Permanente Creek- Marah fabaceus, aka Wild Cucumber, is a native gourd plant in the watershed. It can be mistaken for Cape Ivy. Cape Ivy is a member of the daisy family, and has a very different flower. Cape Ivy has tougher leaves and a darker color. Let's be careful not to mix these up!Mar 16, 2006
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Vinca flower46 viewsMarch 2006: Permanente Creek. Vinca major has leaves in direct opposition of each other. Ironically, it is used as a ground cover to keep weeds out of the garden. In the nursery, you will also find variegated forms and a smaller flower and leaf species called Vinca minor. Normally, you'll only find Vinca major along the creeks. The flower is unique. Notice the five sides shape in the center. The sap is milky and poisonous. It is in the same family as Oleander.Mar 16, 2006
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Vinca patch94 viewsMarch 2006 - Patch of Vinca major on the Permanente creek. The patch is roughly oblong, and well shaded by trees. Mar 16, 2006
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Gravel Pit Map 196150 viewsGravel Pit Map 1961 suggesting access has been opened up from Steven Canyon Road with a bridge over the Creek (which is not there today)Mar 01, 2006
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Gravel Pit Map 195330 viewsGravel Pit Map 1953 at this time it looks only the gravel pit on the north-facing Side of Linda Vista was open. There was no access route into what we know as the Gravel Pit today.Mar 01, 2006
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The southern cliff above the Gravel Pit35 viewsMar 01, 2006
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Looking south across the Gravel Pit21 viewsFeb 28, 2006
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Stream through the Gravel Pit35 viewsFeb 28, 2006
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Path through the Gravel Pit23 viewsFeb 28, 2006
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