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July 6th
1986
Journal
132.
there, I went W on the freeway (84)
to Hwy.3, and took it S to Elk River,
Idaho. There I went E, over
the Grand Bridge, and camped on the
E side of the Dworshak Res. Along
the route, all cone crops were non.
I did not see crossbills anywhere
along the route.
Aug 3 I drove S to headquarters, then
S on Hwy 11 to Gluer, then S
on 12 to Kamiah. From there, I
continued S all the way to Bank
Cascade,
Idaho, and took the road E from
there all the way to Stanley, Idaho,
in the Sawtooth Mountains.
Around Stanley, was a plateau area
with lodgepole pine savanna. The
cone crops were fairly good here.
Some Engelmann spruce had the familiar
old cone crop, with the moderate new one.
Weather was hot & dry in Idaho today.
Aug 4 Crossbills were noticed immediately in
the morning. I was camped on
a road near Spring Creek off of the
Big Wood River, as indicated