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Pages from Bertelsen's publication, "A Heaven in a Wild Flower"

Pages from Bertelsen's publication, "A Heaven in a Wild Flower," color images include a rock formation and a red squirrel perched on a tree trunk.

Pages from Bertelsen's publication, "A Heaven in a Wild Flower: Journal and Field Notes of a Naturalist," 2021.

C. David Bertelsen papers
Special Collections at the University of Arizona Libraries
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