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Paul DeBenedict:
1960
Nov 25 Chas, Joe Tilden Regional Park, Contra Costa Co.,
Cecil - looked like it was going to keep on
raining for quite a while, we finnally decided
to head back to the trains in Tilden Path,
where Mr. Hippmann was to meet us at
2:30. We collected along the upper part of the
slope we had come along on the way back.
IImar got a beautiful large Gyrhohooks, and
I found a few BaNchaseps, saw 2 Eumeccs,
and 2 Scolopens- and got a jow. Gyrhohooks.
Under many of the rochs were beautiful red &
blackrove bettles. One type had a solid red
abdoman and the other red with a black patter
like this: , very pretty insects. We
Got up to the trains about 1:30, all of us sooting
wet!! While waiting we tested the durability ot
this rag paper & Higgins Eternal ink (it passed).
The Peromysces we saw were frightened out of some
rochs by Gene. I would to get them, so we all went
down after them. Elvey scared one out, and it went
hopping towards a jar Ilmar was holding, only to
disappear down a hole about 6" in front of the
jar. Judging from the animals seen today, collecting
will be quite good this spring.
This evening about 8 Mr. [Terrence B.] Corren
called me and asked if I wanted to go up to Tilden
and look for Hy las. I said O, Ks, and we went
up. We had quite a time getting up as it was soggy