mariposas-de-mendoza.blogspot.com
MARIPOSAS de MENDOZA (Argentina): Otras familias
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MARIPOSAS de MENDOZA (Argentina). Esta página trata sobre las mariposas (lepidópteros) de Mendoza (Argentina); se incluyen tanto especies del subdesierto como de los Andes. This website is about butterflies (Lepidoptera) from Mendoza (Argentina); there are species of the subdesert as well as the Andes mountains. Cette page montre quelques papillons de Mendoza, province d'Argentine; il y a des espèces du subdesert et aussi des Andes. Hasta el momento ha sido censada una sola especie: Heraclides thoas.
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Field Guide to Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento Valley Regions - Arthur Shapiro - E-Book - University of California Press
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Rsaquo; Natural Sciences. Rsaquo; Organismal Biology. Field Guide to Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento Valley Regions. Timothy D. Manolis (Illustrator). California Natural History Guides. Request a Desk or. Foreign and Other Subsidiary Rights. UC Press e-books must be purchased separately from our print books, and require the use of Adobe Digital Editions. If you do not already have Adobe Digital Editions. Discusses and identifies more than 130 species. Arthur M. Shapiro. Highly useful...
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Middle-Aged Naturalist: March 2009
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009. Painted Lady Butterfly Migration. Labels: Butterflies and Insects. Friday, March 27, 2009. The Heart of Knights Landing. A recent article in the Sacramento Bee. No wonder he thought the patient was already dead. My children were home-schooled. And of the ten children that live on my block, only one of them attends Grafton. Didn't the reporter wonder why of 2000 people, many with families, there were only 150 children in the school? Tuesday, March 24, 2009. The Story of Stuff.
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Butterflies! | Auburn State Recreation Area Junior Rangers
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Auburn State Recreation Area Junior Rangers. Kids explore the American River canyons. About Auburn State Recreation Area. March 19, 2008. Butterflies and wildflowers are beginning to appear in the park. The Pipevine Swallowtails are very large, black butterflies with iridescent blue spots on the lower parts of their wings. If you are lucky, you may also see the Pipevine Swallowtail’s very large black caterpillars, with their distinctive red spikes. Professor Shapiro started keeping records of butterfly p...
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Garden Books and Resources for Native Gardeners
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The 7 Easy Steps. Subscribe to our e-zine and download a free design: E-mail Address. Dont worry — your e-mail address is totally secure. I promise to use it only. To send you The Cheerful Iris. Western Garden Book and Other Resources for California Native Gardeners. The Case for Native Plants. Bringing Nature Home: How Native Plants Sustain Wildlife in Our Gardens. By Douglas W. Tallamy. Noah's Garden: Restoring the Ecology of Our Own Back Yards. California Native Plants for Landscaping. By M Nevin Smith.
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San Luis Obispo Coast: August 2012
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San Luis Obispo Coast. Thursday, August 16, 2012. New Photo Only Blog. I decided I don't like the blogging thing and am just going to post photos via Tumblr from now on. If you want to keep seeing pics from my work, go to http:/ sanluiscoastal.tumblr.com/ Cheers! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Los Osos, California, United States. View my complete profile. New Photo Only Blog. Vascular Plant Image Library. San Luis Obispo County Birding. San Luis Obispo Coast District State Parks. Morro Coast Audubon Society.
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San Luis Obispo Coast: Culvert Removal
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San Luis Obispo Coast. Wednesday, December 29, 2010. We took out a couple of culverts that were left over from previous incarnations of Highway 1 and the old ranches. Here are some highlights. Besides the frogs and gobies, we found quiite a bit of wildlife in the area. All of the work was done in September 2010. Baby southwestern pond turtle. Giant water bug with eggs. The destruction of the concrete box culvert. Using a torch to cut all the steel in the roof of the structure. And there was a lot!
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San Luis Obispo Coast: Some random pics
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San Luis Obispo Coast. Tuesday, April 13, 2010. The clouds were beautiful today over Morro Bay and Los Osos. Reminded of late summer in the eastern Sierra. Lupines in Nassella pulchra grassland, Harmony Headlands State Park. Dragon fly on bottlebrush near the office. Love the dragonfly pic! Blow that one up and frame it! April 13, 2010 at 2:25 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Los Osos, California, United States. View my complete profile. Vascular Plant Image Library. San Luis Obispo County Birding.
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McLaren Park's birds and animals
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Birds and other animals. Significant Natural Resource Areas Management Plan. The Natural Areas Program. Is the branch of SFRPD. Responsible for managing the City’s Natural Areas, including most all of McLaren Parks 165 acres of open space. The 2006 Draft of their Significant Natural Resource Areas Management Plan (currently undergoing Environmental Impact Review. Can be found here:. The McLaren Park section. Urban Forests and Migratory Birds. McLaren Park bird stories. The hawks of McLaren Park. The gras...
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Developing Mobile Tools for Biodiversity Informatics and Natural History Education | Natural History Network
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Journal news and views. Natural History in the Digital Age. Developing Mobile Tools for Biodiversity Informatics and Natural History Education. Melissa R.L. Whitaker, Joey Jiron, and Bryan Maass. Here we present an Apple mobile operating system (iOS) app for which all content and source code are freely available to practitioners interested in developing similar non-commercial natural history education tools. Maximize public participation in scientific data collection by creating contributory tools;.
