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Alex Breitler
A native of Benicia, he lives in Stockton with his wife, Ann (a Record copyeditor who fixes all of his mistakes). He has been writing mostly about natural resources since 2003, first in Redding and now in Stockton. He is on the lookout for a giant ... Read FullCategories
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Be “fore”-warned
Here’s a fascinating shot of a coyote on the ninth green at The Reserve at Spanos Park. Thanks to Record Photo Editor Craig Sanders.
Despite having somehow lost its left front leg, the coyote had plenty of get-up-and-go and appeared to be in perfectly good health, Craig said.
Just another reminder that wild things do live among us.
See you Tuesday.