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Mount Diablo Wildflowers
I was just up on Diablo this past weekend, and this season’s wildflowers are just beginning to open. These photos are from a long, lovely walk up Dan Cook Canyon, through Rock City, and up to Tombstone Ridge on a … Continue reading
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Field Notes: Greater East Bay Hills Ecosystem 