July-September 2017

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Bay Nature’s July-September 2017 issue covers crowded parks, pelagic birds, Tolay Lake, and the growth of Latino Outdoors.

Issue Content

Can You Take the Temperature By Cricket?

by | June 28, 2017

Meet the Bay Area’s Migrating Dragonflies

by | June 28, 2017

Presumed Extinct, a Wildflower Reappears on Mount Diablo

by | June 28, 2017

José González on Growing Latino Outdoors

by | June 28, 2017

Two Almost Identical Lupines Live in the Same Place. One is Rare, One Not. Why?

by | June 28, 2017

The Charms of Tolay Lake Regional Park

by | June 28, 2017

Are the Bay Area’s Parks Too Crowded?

Depends on your perspective.
by | June 28, 2017

The Open Ocean is the Last Frontier In Birding

by | June 28, 2017

Where Trump Budget Cuts Could Affect Bay Area Conservation

by | June 28, 2017

BayWood Artists Celebrate 20 Years of Painting With Mount Tam Show

by | June 28, 2017

San Francisco’s Natural Areas Program Springs to Life

by | June 28, 2017

Farewell Letter from Bay Nature Publisher David Loeb

by | June 28, 2017

Naturalist’s Notebook: Illustrated Squirrels of the Bay Area

by | July 1, 2017