Black Range Naturalist

This natural history journal is provided free of charge for your personal use. Now in its nineth year the BRN is published periodically, generally on a quarterly basis. All issues of the BRN can be read on-line or downloaded as a .pdf document. The latest issue is often available as a flip-page document.

THE COVER TO THE RIGHT IS A LINK TO A FLIP-PAGE FILE OF OUR LATEST ISSUE.

The July 2026 issue features the following topics: The art of Bob Shipley (using Yucca), Dragonflies & Damselflies, Butterflies, Mountain Pygmy Owl, Carolina Sphinx, Clavate Tortoise Beetle, Grasshopper Nymph, Beaver Ponds, The Travel Habits of Cats and Dogs, Sugar, A SpaceX Launch, Bird Decline, The History of Science, “Probably”, The Glow of a Tanager, Predicting Landslides, Common Short Wing Katydid, White-lined Bird Grasshopper, Copriopsis lagopus, Lentinus acrularius, Human transformation of past terrestrial ecosystems, Oslar’s Oakworm Moth Caterpillar, DOE Climate Report, Phoradendron villosum, California Spreadwing, The Longhorn Beetles of Sierra and Dońa Ana Counties, Pre-Amber, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, North American Common Water Strider, and Portraits of Odonata.

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