35.307557 -119.942733. Large population at the intersection of Clarksburg and Belmont north of the Carrizo Plain National Monument. Historically, Munz's tidy-tips was widespread in the western San Joaquin Valley and inner Coast Ranges. Specimens were collected in Fresno, Kern, and San Luis Obispo counties. Few of the historical populations of this species have been confirmed in the past 50 years, but most low-lying areas in the historic range have been converted to agriculture during that time. Munz's tidy-tips is believed to remain extant near Soda Lake in San Luis Obispo County and in the vicinity of Lost Hills in Kern County.
35.307557 -119.942733. Large population at the intersection of Clarksburg and Belmont north of the Carrizo Plain National Monument. Historically, Munz's tidy-tips was widespread in the western San Joaquin Valley and inner Coast Ranges. Specimens were collected in Fresno, Kern, and San Luis Obispo counties. Few of the historical populations of this species have been confirmed in the past 50 years, but most low-lying areas in the historic range have been converted to agriculture during that time. Munz's tidy-tips is believed to remain extant near Soda Lake in San Luis Obispo County and in the vicinity of Lost Hills in Kern County.
35.307557 -119.942733. Large population at the intersection of Clarksburg and Belmont north of the Carrizo Plain National Monument. Historically, Munz's tidy-tips was widespread in the western San Joaquin Valley and inner Coast Ranges. Specimens were collected in Fresno, Kern, and San Luis Obispo counties. Few of the historical populations of this species have been confirmed in the past 50 years, but most low-lying areas in the historic range have been converted to agriculture during that time. Munz's tidy-tips is believed to remain extant near Soda Lake in San Luis Obispo County and in the vicinity of Lost Hills in Kern County.