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wife
Mar. 22, 1951
5 mi. N and 1 mi. W of Calistoga,
Snooma Co., Calif.
The locality stated above is airline, not
road distance. This is Robert Louis
Stephenson's home, an abandoned and di-
sagitated structure on Mount St. Helena.
The only salamanders found here were
23 Batrachoseps and a single young
Ensatina eschscholtzii. The area was
quite cold, snow & ice about on the ground.
The temperature beneath a board which
sheltered several Batrachoseps was 3.6°C
0.5 mi. W Skagg's Spring, Snooma Co.
The we collected Anides flavipunctatus,
Onides longulus, Triturus simularis,
Scolopoma occidentalis, Onomeres stil-
tionanus, and Diadophis pinalisi.
The surrounding hillsides are covered with
a mixture of live and deciduous oaks,
madrone, and manzanita. There were
no cottonwoods. The slope on which we collected
had been burned over within the past few
years.
Collecting beneath burned fence stakes.