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by Alison Hawkes on January 17, 2013 in

Shag rug aeolid, or aeolidia papillosa. Photo: Matt Knoth.

Mike Vandeman: The Park District should be more open to individual volunteer broom removal. I was told I could only...
Kevin feckner: This lice problem is it more prone to have a affect on deer in the wild or deer that live in populated...
Cindy: I agree, staying on the trail definately helps. Although on some narrow trails I’ve brushed against it...
Elizabeth C. Creely: I’ve been hiking in Coastal California- everywhere, really- since I was 7, and have never...
greg kingery: Always wondered why I identify with otters. Great article Alex! Very insightful, educational and...

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