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M. Redon, 1942
Journal
6700ft
Yosemite National Park Camp Agalea, 7 Fresno Co., Calif.
Cedar Grove, S. Fork Kings R. 4,600 ft. Fresno Co. California
June 3, 1942
Arose at 6:30 a.m. & went to get our traps which had been set about a mile west of Roaring River among manzanita & bigelub.
Of 20 traps, there were 3 which contained animals. 1 adult male Peromyscus maniculatus under a Manzanita; 1 adult female Peromyscus maniculatus under an Artemisia she contained 5 embryos which averaged about 10 mm. in length; and one immature Peromyscus maniculatus at the edge of a rotten log. This specimen had a broken skull and so was not put up. We packed up & left camp at about 11:00 a.m.
Lunched at Home Lake
We drove up to Yosemite National Park Headquarters, stopping for lunch at Home Lake Campground.
Then we stopped at Park Headquarters long enough to make a few purchases. We then proceeded to Camp Agalea and then stopping there, we went for a walk to the General Grant tree and followed the trail for a mile or so. We came back to camp; had dinner, and sat around the fire writing notes.