Purchase Story of a Santa Barbara Birder and receive A Naturalist's Guide to the Santa Barbara Region at 50% off. Discount applied at checkout. 

• Joan Easton Lentz (Author)
• Color Edition
• 264 pages 
• 6" x 0.62" x 9"

As a writer and naturalist, Joan Easton Lentz is well-known in the Santa Barbara area. In her latest book, “Story of a Santa Barbara Birder”, she outlines an idyllic childhood growing up in Santa Barbara, and her early passion for observing birds. Lentz brings us along as she goes deeper and gets more serious about studying the diverse birdlife of the area. Through her nature journals, the reader is right beside Lentz, as she shares her thrill at many a discovery. Learn about the amazing variety of birds here, the spectacle of bird migration offshore, and the challenges and fun of watching it all, as told through the eyes of an author who invites you to accompany her on an intimate life’s journey.

• 100% Polyester 
• Hemmed bottom and sleeves, O-ring 1/4 O-ring zipper pull 
• Welt pouch pocket
• Women's sizes S-XL

Fuzzy and fabulous, this sherpa pullover is dream to wear and only gets softer with time.  

• Janet Dowling Sands (Author) 
• Paperback: 323 pages 
• 6" x 9" x 0.5" 
• Includes a Unique Road Trip Guide "Wining and Dining Through History"

Combining a big-picture history with a road trip guide, Ms. Sands’ book puts the
Spanish missions of California into a global framework and examines their cultural, historical, and scientific connections. These illustrated programs highlight exciting new discoveries about the origins of California’s indigenous people, the missions’ geopolitical context, insights from long-buried sources, profiles of historic figures whose connection to the missions is little known, rare neophyte art in the missions, a “lost mission,” a
“vanished” mission,” and more.