The late-night sparklers, the Eta Aquarids, remain active through May 28, but will be drowned out by the full moon on May 18 . . .
Nature Notebook, May 9, 2019
West Marin's Pulitzer Prize-Winning Weekly
The late-night sparklers, the Eta Aquarids, remain active through May 28, but will be drowned out by the full moon on May 18 . . .