Some hillsides are bathed in bright orange, but colors in the state reserve are more muted this spring.
From a hilltop with a 360-degree view of the reserve and the surrounding Antelope Valley, Melanie Copas and her daughter, Addison Copas, took some photos. The two decided to drive out from Thousands Oaks on a whim earlier that day.
Tehachapi residents Romesh and Cynthia Abraham visited the reserve with their three kids for the first time. It’s unclear who planted them, but the flowers appeared to be arranged and maintained with human help. Hundred of visitors walked along the rows and ventured into the flower fields on small paths, angling for a good photo.
While most people walking among the poppies were watching their step and leaving the flowers alone, there were some casualties of all that foot traffic. And a few people held bundles of the orange flowers in their hand.
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