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8" x 10" print - West Coast Lady invasive species In Marin County

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In Marin County

100% US grown and sewn cotton bandana printed in Colorado

Northern Spotted Owls (Strix occidentalis caurina) feast on their favorite prey item - Dusky-footed Woodrat (Neotoma fuscipes)

A healthy coastal prairie is home to a wide variety of native plants

This symmetrical design features several unique species of the Oak Savannahs of central California: Valley Oak

8" x 10" print - West Coast Lady invasive species In Marin CountyWest Coast Lady is one of three lady butterflies in California. It has several flights throughout the year and is often seen on open ground. It is a strong flyer and will generally retreat quickly when approached. The West Coast Lady larvae feed primarily on nettle (Urtica sp.) and Cheeseweed (Malva sp.).

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