California Stickseed - Hackelia californica
near Westwood
Vertebrate Animals of the Mountain Meadows Basin - Includes a list of 250 species thus far; with links to photos and data.
Invertebrate Animals of the Mountain Meadows Basin - Includes a list of 2126 species thus far; with links to photos and data.
Plants of the Mountain Meadows Basin - Includes a list of 257 species thus far; with links to photos and data.
Vertebrate Animals of the Mountain Meadows Basin - Includes a list of 250 species thus far; with links to photos and data.
Invertebrate Animals of the Mountain Meadows Basin - Includes a list of 2126 species thus far; with links to photos and data.
Plants of the Mountain Meadows Basin - Includes a list of 257 species thus far; with links to photos and data.
MMB Wildlife Stories - links to short stories, that have been written by myself and other writers, featuring the animals and plants of the Mountain Madows Basin.
Bird & Bug Walk - 2013
The Draining of Walker Lake - A short series of photos, some with comments, that illustrate the September 2015 draining of Walker lake.
Maps of the Mountain Meadows Basin: -
CalFlora's "What Grows Here" Map - Click on the "SEARCH" button to create a list of plants, with photos, that can be found within the Mountain Meadows Basin; a great way to possibly identify those interesting plants you come across within the MMB.
Topographical Map - of the Mountain Meadows Basin.
Featured Links:
Mountain Valley Living - A great Northeastern California locally distributed free magazine that focuses on subjects such as Travel & Adventure, Business & Community, Arts & Entertainment, Dinning, and Home & Garden, and wonderful articles on variety of topics. My personal favorites are the Road Trip and Critter articles featured under the Travel & Adventure tab.
Jim's Profile Page at BugGuide - Includes links to photos and data of many species of bugs found in the Mountain Meadows Basin.
Jim's Viewpoint Page
Greetings From the mountains of Northeastern California - land of forests and mountain meadows - volcanos and lakes - and fauna and flora extraordinaire.
For many years now I have lived in these mountains and enjoyed the wonders of God's creation. I am continually amazed at the bio-diversity and abundance of habitats in this region.
In this website I hope to provide useful content that illustrate this region, especially the Mountain Meadows and Lake Almanor Basins . Information on this website can be viewed via the table of contents - of which I hope will grow as time goes by. I hope you enjoy your visit here.
Sincerely, Jim
