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Kern, Inyo, & Tulare County Wildflowers rival any that
can be found in the garden. Delicate delights for the senses,
you are invited to experience the wondrous vistas awaiting with our
spectacular year-round shows. Although spring is best. All year you
can find amazing floral treats.
Kern - Inyo - Tulare Wildflower Reports:
2006 WILDFLOWERS
January
Wildflowers
February Wildflowers
March Wildflowers
April Wildflowers
May Wildflowers
June Wildflowers
July Wildflowers
WILDFLOWER HOTLINES
Carrizo Plain - Goodwin Education Center
Desert
Wildflower Watch
Red Rock Canyon State Park
Death Valley National Park Wildflowers
Antelope Valley Poppy Preserve
Wildflower Hotline (661)
724-1180
Gorman/Tejon Pass
Hungry Valley Ranger Station (661) 248-7007
Fort Tejon Ranger Station (661) 248-6692
Kern County Wildflower Hotline (800) 500-KERN (starting end of
March/early April)
Theodore Payne Foundation
Wildflower Hotline
PLACES TO VISIT
Southern
California Wildflower sites
Identifying
California Wildflowers
CalFlora - $10 per year
CalPhotos Plants
California Academy of Science Wildflower
Online Encyclopedia
Death Valley
Plants
Photographs of Chaparral,
Desert, and Mountain Wildflowers
The Jepson Manual Higher Plants of
California
Almaden Wildflowers
SIMPLE CHECKLISTS
Kern Butterflies
Tulare Butterflies
Kern Dragonflies
Kern Fish
Kern Amphibians
Kern Reptiles
Kern Birds
Kern Mammals
Exotic Animals
Exotic Plants
Sensitive Species
All photos by Alison
Sheehey © Nature
Ali
All rights reserved.
AREA SPECIFIC BIRD LISTS
Birds of Buena Vista Area
Birds of the Kern River Parkway
Birds of Hart Park
Birds Of Pin Oak Park
Birds of the Kern National Wildlife Refuge
Birds of Pixley National Wildlife Refuge
Mammals of the Pixley National Wildlife Refuge
Mammals of the Kern National Wildlife Refuge
ILLUSTRATED CHECKLISTS
Kern Butterflies
Kern Dragonflies
Kern Fish
Kern River Valley Amphibians
Kern Reptiles and Amphibians
KRP Amphibians & Reptiles
Kern Birds
Kern Mammals
Kern River Watershed Rodents
Ferns of Kern
Kern Trees
Habitats
Chaparral
Great
Basin Desert
Valley Grassland
Mojave Desert
Sierran
Forest
Plants
Trees of
Kern County
Ferns
of Kern County
Flora of the Kern River Preserve
WILDLIFE
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