C. Koford 32 Journal 19 November 1968. Rancho La Campana, Chih., Mexico Arrived ranch house (2 stone shower, occasional breeze heater & propane stove) about 1315. Chavez soon came by horse; said he left Hermosus at 0900 and that trail was fairly direct up N. fork of C. La Campana. I walked up & down steep sided canyon just 5/8 of mile. A 100 meter pond at pressure, & water for a few hundred yds. below. Otherwise dry canyons. Cattle browsing & grazing of bunchgrass leaves, but all cattle gone (to Hermosus). They graze here only July to October; then trail to Hermosus, & seldom from there. Vegetation is small oaks (15'), oak brush, penigar, leucba & other pines, rocks, bunchgrass. Much drier than Mesteros canyon, but few number birds - Stellard Mexican jays, junco, towhee, canyon wrens, fleders, hairy woodpecker, ny-la-zap-sucker. Ele. 7400' below. 20 November 1968. Clear & calm night; no frost. With Drines, went by foot via N.E. to ruin of C. Campana, down a rough tributary for a bit to an ojoite, where there was clear year-round running water and 15-20' long pools. I said this only ojo in canyon; he saw been seen last April (approx.), but more severe. Camp burned by lightning fire about 4 yrs ago. Small oaks, few pines, oak brush, bunchgrass - but mostly red rock cliffs, lycuries, and substrate. Another hour downstream brought us to main fork, where much horse sign, remnants old wood, and larger oaks in bottom. Red cliffs about 1000' high some areas. Plain clearly visible a few miles to E.; Drines said about 1 1/2 hrs. from there to Hermosus house. We went a few hundred yards up fork to S., and visited Cueva de los Apaches. This was about 145' long, 60' deep, and 15' high, and lay at foot of cliffs near wash. Ceiling & walls black, as with smoke, but have a few dozen Indian paintings, perhaps made with mud or finger. Some vertebrates represented as well as men and abstract designs. First trying