Jules G. Evens
The Natural History of the Point Reyes Peninsula
The Natural History of the Point Reyes Peninsula
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Used paperback in Very Good condition. Slightly bumped corners and slight shelf wear.
Naturalist Jules Evens provides an accurate, thorough account of the present habitats, plants and animals of the Point Reyes Peninsula. Images of the past- salmon-swollen creeks, elk herds on the hills, canyons echoing with the cries of cougars- enliven our imaginations and evoke the changes that have taken place since the first Spanish explorers visited these shores in the 1500s. Join Evens to witness the annual migration of the gray whale, the mating rituals of aquatic newts, the arrival of vast flocks of migrating birds, and the unending cycle of the seasons that lend Point Reyes its haunting appeal.

Publisher | Point Reyes National Seashore Association |
Year | 1988 |
Pages | 226 |
Buteo Books # | BC5027U |
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