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June
'35
22
ranch where camp was made was
on the Cr. Bordered by tall
lunch-grass (as high as 4 1/2').
Since Willows inhabited by
Magpies. Around the ranch were
many Lombadi Poplars which
formed oasis for birds. One
wonders if the no. of species
in Idaho haven't been
increased by man's inhabitation.
Slept in Physack.
May 23
Castle Cr. to 6 mi W. Murphy, Owyhee
Co., Idaho.
Collected trap-line at Sunrise. Won
54 feet from Board Twining due
to his not get a 50% catch (he
got but one yng. Rithrodontomys).
I got 6 (1 Dipodomys, 1 O. crinitus,
& 4 O. miculatus). Spent morning
skinning (Davis & Kincaid Muscat).
We
packed & Howard got fresh meat
in the form of R-r. Phasant just
before we left. Left for Murphy
(17 mi.) & asked about camping
spot thue. We finally ended up
in a desulted cabin 16 mi. W. Murphy
& cleaned up the story forecating.
Set out rat traps, & caught a family
2 large adults 4 large yng. Busy-
tailed Woodrats
Hawk Spos. - Shot at a hawk
that was disputedly in our midsts
either an immature Goshawk or
Copper Hawk or Red-bellied - in fact