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L10 Chicken
1975
Day 7 cont.
Caught up with Dave again at the stand on the
main College Petal meadow - ~4 mi W to S.
Starting when a spring is located on the N side of the
road. This meadow is beautiful & several acres in
size. The vegetation is very diverse. Microtus sign
is present but scarce. There is also an isolated
smaller meadow just to the W of the main one. Took
2 photos of main meadow & 1 of small one (which also had
M. sign). Saw a field vole along with [E.5] common fruit
W. of here; calling to find out why different from those at
Returned to Lake Pillsbury Road when we ate opposite.
(Martin + Katherine)
lunch & then visited with the Trow's (unit 4-4).
Then we had a swim in at the swimming hole & left
for home ~1715. Stopped briefly in Chardale for
a snack & gas. Arrived home ~2045.
Mammals other than chipmunks or mice!
Gophers - pelagicatus but field sign specifically noted
in meadows & woistier areas.
Black-tailed deer - ~10 seen in all, including 1 doe
+ fawn + 1 doe + spotted fawn.
Callospermophilus - seen at several sites in the
High country.
Tamiasciurus hudsonicus - 1 juvenile sighted high on
Bondara ridge, nears at College Petal & 1
seen on L. Pillsbury Road.
Sciurus griseus - 1 looking very pregnant at
L.P. Road.
coyote - several sets seen at College Petal.