Field notes, v492
Page 69
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B. Aldrich 1936 Next entirely of dry grass with lining of decayed Ephedra leaves; no hairs as in the preceding Brewer Sparrow's nest located 25 yds. away. Picture taken 2' away showing eggs Sparan; f 22-2 sec. 38-89 - Same as #88 - 6' away showing opened bush and nest. Sparan; f 22-1½sec. 38-90 - Same as #88 - Picture of back of bush showing relation to terrain. Nest is in center of left hand bush in foreground. Sparan; f 11-¾th. 38-91 - Top view into interior of 30"high Ephedra bush showing a nest of last year or year before. This has been used as a roosting site as there are many droppings on the flattened surface of the nest. Superpan Press; f 22-1½ sec. May 15, 1938 38-92 Picture of a burrow (probably Dipodomys) on bare ground covered with gravel of decayed granite. 6" ruler for comparative size. Dia. of opening 2¾ x 2¼ (wider than tall). Tail and foot marks are in front of the fresh hole. Tonight is an older hole covered with cobwebs. Old