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Berkeley’s 1923 fire, 100 years later | BUSD achievement gap among nation's worst | House with famed communal hot tub up for sale

Wildlife

Posted inArts

Sautéed roadkill dinner parties are just the start of Berkeley author’s adventures in ‘rewilding’

Joanne Furio by Joanne Furio Sept. 10, 2023, 7:06 a.m.September 12, 2023

Jessica Carew Kraft’s new book chronicles her paleolithic Berkeley lifestyle of tracking coyote scat near Grizzly Peak, foraging for loquats and redwood sorrel and feeding her daughters raccoon meat.

Posted inCommunity

Newts are safe in tanks as UC Botanical Garden patches the bottom of the pond that was killing them

Avatar photo by Iris Kwok Aug. 29, 2023, 10:00 a.m.August 30, 2023

Newts were getting lodged in holes at the bottom of the leaky Japanese Pool and were unable to surface for air. They’ll be returned to the pond once it’s repaired.

Posted inCity

New buildings could be less deadly for Berkeley birds

Avatar photo by Nico Savidge June 08, 2023, 1:00 p.m.June 9, 2023

The city will require large housing projects and office buildings to include materials that prevent birds from flying into windows and other reflective features.

Newt at UC Botanical Garen
Posted inCommunity

Squished newts are drowning at bottom of leaky UC Botanical Garden pond

Avatar photo by Iris Kwok June 01, 2023, 11:17 a.m.August 29, 2023

The garden is trying to raise $150,000 to seal the 80-year-old pond’s cracks, which the newts are getting stuck in, plug sinkholes and resurface the basin.

Posted inCommunity

Photos: Little falcons Zephyr, Rosa and Luna learn to fly

by Gretchen Kell, Berkeley News May 31, 2023, 9:59 a.m.June 4, 2023

The raptors hatched in early April in a nest box at the top of UC Berkeley’s Campanile.

Posted inNature

Watch the UC Berkeley peregrine falcon hatchlings live

Avatar photo by Berkeleyside staff May 25, 2023, 9:15 a.m.May 31, 2023

Annie. Lou. Their three hungry hatchlings. Stay tuned to all the action atop the UC Berkeley Campanile via the Cal webcam.

Sickly rabid bat lying down on a concrete stair
Posted inCommunity

Live rabid bat found by Berkeley dad wows 4-year-old daughter

Avatar photo by Iris Kwok May 22, 2023, 12:03 p.m.May 28, 2023

“I was just worried about it,” Eliana said of the bat her father found on the stairs of their central Berkeley home. Residents are warned not to touch wild animals.

Posted inNature

3 falcon chicks losing their fluff but now have names

by Gretchen Kell, Berkeley News May 12, 2023, 12:45 p.m.May 12, 2023

Nearly 3,700 people cast votes to name Annie and Lou’s falcon offspring atop the UC Berkeley Campanile. “Ursula” barely missed the cut.

Posted inCommunity

3 falcon chicks are banded, ravenous and ready for you to name them

by Gretchen Kell | UC Berkeley May 05, 2023, 8:45 a.m.May 5, 2023

A contest to name the chicks began Friday. Less than a month ago, they hatched in their gravel nest box; now they are nearly full-sized and eating plenty of pigeon meat.

Posted inCommunity

UC Berkeley’s falcon family now counts 5: Annie, Lou and 3 chicks

by Gretchen Kell | UC Berkeley April 14, 2023, 2:39 p.m.April 14, 2023

Three downy peregrine falcon chicks have emerged from their eggshells in a nest atop the Campanile. The fourth egg is likely not viable.

Posted inCommunity

It’s a 4-egg clutch for UC Berkeley peregrine falcons Annie and Lou

by Gretchen Kell | UC Berkeley March 13, 2023, 1:01 p.m.March 13, 2023

Lou is a “rock star,” both as a new mate for Annie and as a dad-to-be, Cal Falcons reports.

Posted inNature

UC Berkeley’s new male peregrine falcon gets a name

by Gretchen Kell, Berkeley News March 01, 2023, 8:24 a.m.March 1, 2023

Annie’s new mate has been given a new name in a Cal Falcons contest. The bird will be named after a UC Berkeley alumna who was the partner of Annie’s namesake, the explorer and naturalist Annie Alexander.

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