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Palmer
1935
Itinerary
Parkes Creek, 2900 ft., 1/2 mi. SW Edgewood,
Siskiyou Co., Calif.
May, 10. Left Berkeley at 3 P.M. May 8, with
D.H. Johnson in The Dodge truck. Drove
via Carquinez Bridge, Vallejo, Sacramento,
Willows, to a point 7 mi. S Corning,
where we camped for the night.
This plain was open grassland, the
grass out 4 - 8 inches tall, the soil
was rather coarse reddish gravel.
About 5 A.M., Johnson and I each
shot a Horned Lark, of which there
were great numbers around. Then
we drove on to Weed via Red Bluff,
and Sacramento Canyon. At Weed,
we stocked up with groceries and then
drove to the S end of Shasta Valley
when we hunted for a campsite and
finally camped about 5:30 P.M. at the
locality given at the head of the page.
This morning, I went over a low
hill to the E, across Parkes Creek, and
looked for gopher workings. The area
looked favorable for gophers but no
sign of them could be found. Then
worked back N toward the creek again
and found gopher workings on a