Natural History of the Islands of California digging & weeding red-tinged new growth appears in

red-tinged new growth appears in late spring

wind and extreme drought

and host plants for butterflies round out The California Wildlife Habitat Garden

Berries are attractive (but not edible)

and foothills of Caspers Wilderness Park

Natural History of the Islands of California digging & weeding red-tinged new growth appears inIslands have always been fascinating places, their separateness evoking a sense of mystery and inspiring a yearning for exploration. California's islands are unique evolutionary laboratories, places where plants and animals have grown and interacted in isolation for millions of years. This comprehensive book discusses both the human and the natural history of the islands of California, including all eight Channel Islands, Ao Nuevo, the Farallons, and