Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
48.
Sept. 23. Queen Canyon, 11 1/4 mi. NE Benton Sta., Calif., +7200 ft., in Mineral Co., Nev.
Shortly before noon, I walked along the stream N of camp;
N
boundary of Inyo Nat. Forest
camp X+
road
crest of 1st ridge
stream courses
some water escaped from pipes presumably leading to land
in valley below. Growth of willow and other shrubs was
dense. I noted Robin, Western Tanager & dead Cooper
Hawk and Orange- crowned Warbler here. Johnston took
one of latter + a Yellow Warbler here.
From 3:00 until 5:30, I followed a deer trail upslope as
shown by row of XX's.. judging from depth of deer foot-
prints & dampness of soil in shade, rain must have fallen
in this area a 10 days or so previously. While air was
generally calm, clouds moved in from W from whence we
heard thunder - overcast was never complete but afternoon
was cool. Vegetation was denser on slope near west of
E-W trending ridge. I saw no mammal sign other than deer.