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closely grazed fields. Lots of small stones, some
of which have been piled into hogs.
aug 23
Light rain during night - enough to settle the dust.
Temp at 7 am 50° cloudy. Vegetation is open area,
12-foot cholla tree, 10 ft. candleabra coeti, willow-
leafed shrubs, spindles Berberis, with yellow berries
this size ( ), a spring Berberis, a very spring
no-leaf bush (opposite leaves), small arboreal
Tillandsia, agave, and other shrubs + rocks + grass.
my 30 folding Sherman, 18 non-folding, caught
1 Phyllotis + 3 Calomys. Anita into 20 traps at
10 large Sherman + 10 small Sherman caught 2
Phyllotis and 1 Calomys (all in 2mgs). For Carol
carried Calomys.
Left about 8 and drove down the valley as follows:
Camp mileage 53.7, cross river 56.4, Mariscal Cocares
56.8 (8,650 ft), lots of coccol nuts at
7,580 ft. Between where the road crosses the Rio
Montano and Montana is some nice solitude desert.
Camped about 2 miles air line SE of Montana,
on a hill, overlooking the valley; under a puffer tree.
Terrain is arid, lots of scattered large pepper
trees, plowed fields, stone walls, and costs
of numerous sorts. Put traps along stone walls.
aug 24
a few sprinklers overnight. Day partly cloudy.
my 57 small Shermans held 3 Abrodon, 6 Phyllotis,
8 Calomys; Carol had 5 Calomys, 3 Phyllotis