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R.J. Raith
1956
22
Journal
Cottonwood Creek, 5800 +/- ft., Elko Co., Nevada
June 11
up for a short distance and away from the nest.
Finally he flew off about 50 yards and landed
in a ditch. By the time we had taken some
pictures it was about 10 AM and we returned
to the rest truck and to camp. During the
morning nests of Red-winged and Brewer
blackbirds with young were seen. I collected a
st Red-wing which was flying from the willows
out over the meadow. We skinned until about
2:30 during which time we heard Ravens frequently.
We broke camp and left about 4 PM and
arrived in Elko at about 7 PM, noticing
a rather extensive marsh at Death where we
saw Willets and Snowy Egrets and Cinnamon
Teal. We ate dinner, then saw Dr. Miller
off on the plane for the Bay Area, and bunked
at the Nevada Fish and Game bunkhouse, courtesy
of Gordon Gullion
Thomas Creek, 7600 +/- ft., Ruby Mts. Elko Co., Nev.
June 12
After doing shopping, leaving laundry, etc. we left
Elko for Lamoille Canyon in the Ruby Mountains.
About 20 miles out of Elko the dirt road into Lamoille
canyon turns off of the Elko-Lamoille Road.
From that turn-off it is 8 miles of climbing up