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29 April 2018
Brilliant White Sands
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White Sands National Monument, New Mexico. White Sands National Monument in southern New Mexico was stunning and exceeded my expec...
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26 April 2018
Quitobaquito
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Along the US-Mexico border, about 15 miles west of the border crossing between Lukeville , Arizona and Sonoyta , Mexico is the small oas...
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25 April 2018
Arizona cacti
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Heading east from San Diego I descended into the hot Imperial Valley and the Sonoran Desert . Ocotillos appeared signaling entry into th...
21 April 2018
California's marine biogeographic break
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Felimeda macfarlandi , a chromodorid nudibranch at Cambria. This month I’m repeating my spring road trip through the southwest, but op...
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07 April 2018
Pigeon Point intertidal
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Pigeon Point in San Mateo County, CA is one of my favorite tidepooling locations and I have visited this area for many years. In late M...
17 March 2018
Incredible plants: Stenogramma
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In some respects, red seaweeds (Phylum Rhodophyta) are the most interesting of the three major groups of marine algae inhabiting coastal s...
28 February 2018
Jade Cove
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Monday 26 Feb 2018 : Big Sur revealed its different faces today as a morning overcast sky gave way to drizzle, rain by early afternoon, an...
03 February 2018
An early California spring
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The last week has been rather warm in California , and today was exceptionally so. I admit that the warmth is very pleasant, but it is way ...
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