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Marshall, 1947
June 1 Wildcat Creek, Contra Costa Co., Calif.
9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
chaparral
camps and oaks only side brands here
Eucalypti
poison oak
lignite open grass area soft chap.
grass valley 1300 1200 laial grass
1100
open boulders
700 larval poison oak
900 larval - poison oak
North
Madrone live oak laurel
510 600
larval fawns below
antennia tall mimulus, ticoed from life oak 500
400 fawn
tall
alder
fir oak
larvel tall
300
200 shaded elder mds tall laurel
running water
180
inducory of poison oak etc. elder after fern
elder pop
larvel
end McBride St.
a few birds added on return trip. NOT much singing.
Birds widely spared. Saw no junes.
Drove back to San Pablo Bay marsh. Salicornia is now yellow-green and has grown several inches - Distichlis is now conspicuous around edges of Salicornis clumps. Marsh henk 4 eggs no good. Mallard - 3 eggs no good. Song Sparrows same as ever, some junes. Singing (noon) 8's.
Spartia still brown (new growth not yet tall enough to show except along my transects where conspicuous. Inland Spartia along stough, bayward,
Salicornis along borders - this pt. 9 1/3 mi E of Wildcat G.
because banks are high.
Inland Spartia grows in the stough
(over)
Bridge crossing
San Pablo Ave. via road: San Pablo -> Riverside -> Marin -> McBride
89.