Tim, a major supporter of the Co-op from Day One, and I were walking around Silverlake, checking on the nesting ardeids (herons / egrets) at the reservoir, and we came upon this tree. Yes, I did pick a fruit and sample to confirm – the elusive Rangpur lime!! 
Perhaps you have seen this in a friend or neighbor’s garden? Let them know that we know how to transform what they might think are simply sour tangerines into something delicious.
Then, when I got home, there was a lovely bag of lemons in the Co-op basket, and among the fruits was one that maybe only a Co-op could love, but it sure looked like a heart to me. Thank you! I heart Co-op!
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And what about the birds…what did you see?
We saw an adult standing on a nest, clearly visible, and another adult or perhaps a pair, crouching, that appeared to be feeding the young, since periodically little heads popped up. Two weeks ago we were able to see more birds, but there is clearly a commmunity there, sometimes we can see more adults. They are in the tall eucalyptus trees on the opposite side of the reservoir park remodeling.