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Wildflower Hotspots, Information and Resources

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Posted by Sandy Steinman on February 20, 2012 at 10:46 AM
I have expanded and updated the wildflower pages (Wildflower Reports What's Blooming Where) at Natural History Wanderings. New links have been added; bad links removed; and new pages created with additional resources.

Here are some of the pages:

• California Wildflower Bloom Reports (Recent wildflower bloom reports and updates on Natural History Wanderings)

• Links to California Wildflower Websites

• Northern California Wildflower Hotspots
(Series of postings on wildflower hotspots on Natural History Wanderings)

• Wildflower Hikes (Articles on hikes and wildflower areas on Natural History Wanderings)

• California Plant Floras and Wildflower Field Guides (List of mostly print California plant floras and field guides to help in your plant exploration and identification

• California Plant Lists (Detailed plant lists for many California Parks and Wildflower sites)

• Wildflower Photography Tips (Articles on wildflower photography)

• Arizona Wildflower Websites and Books

• Colorado Wildflower Websites and Books

• Nevada Wildflower Websites and Books

• New Mexico Wildflower Websites and Books

• Oregon and Washington Wildflower Websites and Books

• Texas Wildflower Sites

You can see the updated Natural History Wanderings Wildflower Pages at: http://naturalhistorywanderings.com/wildflower-reports/
Posted by Anil Rao on February 21, 2012 at 11:43 AM
Sandy,

Thanks very much for sharing all of this information with us. I really appreciate your contributions to this forum.
Posted by Harley Goldman on February 21, 2012 at 12:22 PM
Ditto on what Anil said. You contributions are very much appreciated!
Posted by Ed Williams on February 22, 2012 at 7:05 PM
Mr. Steinman you are a gentleman and a great scholar too! Thank you for being such a valuable resource for us.
Posted by Robert Dayton on February 25, 2012 at 8:00 PM
Thanks, Sandy. Wildflowers is one of my favorite photo subjects. I'll certainly refer to your
sources.