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5 mi. SE Millett P.O., Nye Co., Nev
May 23, 1932
and walked up several miles along the creek.
About 9a.m. I started to walk up to a group
of Limbu Pines which were near the top of a
peak to the south of the canyon. Bird life most
conspicuous in PiƱon belt, and a little
higher in the Mountain Mahogany. Saw two
dogs or coy up. Quite a bit of snow up
higher. Three grouse seen during morning
walk. The limbu pine proved most un-
fruitful, not a bird being heard near them,
only a Clark Nutcracker far in the distance.
The snow was so deep that I was only able
to go around them. At 10,000 feet the only
animal life heard was Callospermophilus
and Lemmings (quadrivittatus?). Latter
seen foraging and running across snow.
Most of the plants just beginning to come up,
and leaves not yet on some of the bushes.
Down in the canyon proper there is very little
level ground. Cottonwoods numerous along
creek bank. Shot a Hairy Woodpecker in
Mountain Mahogany early in pm. Day
clear and nice. Mosquitoes and gnats
abundant at 6000 ft.
#459 Eriophyllum
#460 "