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30 June 2015
Mokelumne II
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Un-opened flower of columbine, Aquilegia formosa . This species was common along the south shore of Caples Lake. In my last post, I wro...
14 June 2015
Mokelumne Wilderness
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Sierra Nevada wilderness areas in eastern California. Map from www.sierrawild.gov . The Sierras boast a string of wilderness areas fro...
21 May 2015
Whales!
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Big Sur is one of my absolute favorite places. I don’t visit frequently enough. Being there rejuvenates my passion for exploration and for...
18 April 2015
Middle Fork American River
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Sometimes gems lie close to home. I’ve passed through the town of Auburn , California quite a few times, but rarely have ventured off to e...
08 March 2015
Ctenophores
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A beach-stranded ctenophore (perhaps Pleurobrachia ) found near the mouth of Humboldt Bay, CA, 2007. Most people, many biologists inclu...
22 February 2015
Spring in the Snow Mountain Wilderness
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Oak woodland. It has been perfect spring weather in northern California , concerning only because it is scarcely past mid February and ...
31 January 2015
Incredible plants: Nereocystis
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I wrote previously about a fascinating intertidal kelp, the sea palm , found in the northeastern Pacific Ocean . A very close relative of t...
04 January 2015
Ten Mile State Marine Reserve
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Intertidal and offshore pinnacle at Ten Mile State Marine Reserve, Mendocino County, CA, Jan 2015. Friday was a bright sunny winter da...
29 June 2014
Carmel tidepools
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Costaria costata , 2014. The Monterey Bay area is one of the coastal gems of California : strikingly beautiful marine life, diverse ...
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26 May 2014
Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness
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Salmon River Western Oregon is so green, especially from the perspective of a naturalist who moved back to California recently. Last w...
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