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One year of Petaluma Nature Almanac columns: Summertime is snake time

My latest  (and 12th monthly!) Petaluma Nature Almanac, online today and in this Friday's paper, highlights our local snakes (and their increased activity/visibility during these warmer months) and seeks to dispel some common misconceptions. It also uses a bunch of internet slang. Suffice to say I had fun with a serious topic. And you can read it right here .

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