The January 2026 issue of the Black Range Naturalist has been posted (follow the link to read on-line or download). This issue includes the following:
- Fire
- Hunting and Gathering
- An excerpt from the book by Bob Barsch and a review by Bob Barnes
- Waterfalls of the Black Range
- Middle Percha Creek
- Carbonate Creek
- Mineral Creek
- Percha Creek
- Middle Percha Creek
- Roundville Falls
- “Falls” at Wall Lake
- Drummond Canyon
- Tall Canyon Falls (Head of Black Canyon)
- Geology and Hydrology in Real Time
- Blister Beetles - A Brief Overview
- Blister Beetles Which Might Be Found in the Black Range
- Broad-billed Hummingbird
- Explosive Seed Dispersal
- A Few More Odonata and Notes from the 2024 Field Season
- Follow-ups and Tidbits
- Decentralized Thought
- Gold
- Demon-toothed Fish
- The Massive Decline of Butterflies
- The Massive Decline of Birds
- Tiny Machine Learning Models (TinyMLs)
- Extreme Weather Events
- The Evolutionary Process
- The Evolution of Evolution
- Bat Migration
- Bat Echolocation Used To Map Long Distances
- Debris Flows
- Valley Fever and Climate Change
- Time as a Controlling Factor in Forest Carbon Storage
- North American Beaver
- Canyon Tree Frog
- Rose-breasted x Black-headed Grosbeak
- Finch - Partial Albinism
- Close Encounters With Geese
- Visual Survey Techniques
- The use of remote “bird cams” devices when conducting population surveys and documenting specific observations
- What People are Reading and Listening To
- Flammulated Owl
- Red-spotted Toad
- Mushroom