From Monterey Bay to northern British Columbia, zoologist Eugene Kozloff explores the rich variety of Pacific coast seashore life. The common plants and animals that inhabit rocky shores, sandy beaches, and quiet bays and estuaries are described and illustrated with encyclopedic thoroughness.
Almost every species mentioned is illustrated. The text, cross-referenced with figures and plates, describes in precise terms the size, color, activities, and peculiarities of the plants and animals likely to be encountered.
This is a book for everyone who loves natural history. All who visit the Pacific seashores, whether to enjoy secluded inlets in the San Juan Islands, the magnificent rocky outer coast, or the tidal estuary of San Francisco Bay, will be rewarded by it.
Almost every species mentioned is illustrated. The text, cross-referenced with figures and plates, describes in precise terms the size, color, activities, and peculiarities of the plants and animals likely to be encountered.
This is a book for everyone who loves natural history. All who visit the Pacific seashores, whether to enjoy secluded inlets in the San Juan Islands, the magnificent rocky outer coast, or the tidal estuary of San Francisco Bay, will be rewarded by it.




