page_title: Negit Island
hierarchical_section_title: Negit Island
caption_attribution_description: English: This high aerial view of Negit Island is toward the southwest. Three separate vents each erupted individual dacite lava flows to form three parallel elongate flows. The vents are located on the highest parts of the flows. The lava flows erupted between about 2,000 and 200 years ago. The northwest edge of Paoha Island is visible in upper left.
context_page_description: Negit Island is an island in Mono Lake. Negit is a volcanic cone less than 2000 years old. It can be considered to be the northernmost of the Mono Craters. Negit is composed of three dark dacite lava flows.
  Negit is an important nesting ground for migratory birds, including the California gull, which can often be seen wheeling in the air above Mono Lake. The fall of the lake level since 1941 created a land bridge to the island. The land bridge permitted predators, such as coyotes, to raid the bird eggs of the island. However, since 1994, the lake level has been permitted to rise and the land bridge is currently submerged.
  Negit Island is accessible by boats. However, the island is off-limits from April 1 through August 1, to protect the nesting gulls.
context_section_description: Negit Island is an island in Mono Lake. Negit (along with nearby Paoha Island) is a volcanic cone less than 2000 years old. It can be considered to be the northernmost of the Mono Craters. Negit is composed of three dark dacite lava flows.
  Negit is an important nesting ground for migratory birds, including the California gull, which can often be seen wheeling in the air above Mono Lake. The fall of the lake level since 1941 created a land bridge to the island. The land bridge permitted predators, such as coyotes, to raid the bird eggs of the island. However, since 1994, the lake level has been permitted to rise and the land bridge is currently submerged.
  Negit Island is accessible by boats (commonly kayaks). However, the island is off-limits from April 1 through August 1, to protect the nesting gulls.
caption: Aerial photo of Negit Island. As of 2004[update], the land bridge shown in the photo has submerged.
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