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51.
Apr. 15 6 mi. W Bastrop, Bastrop Co., Texas - I picked up a
Barred Owl freshly dead beside the road (post oak-
blackjack on either side for miles) - I took plant
specimens a mile west of where owl picked up.
Apr. 16 Onion Creek, 2 mi. S Delvalle, Travis Co., Texas. - Cloudy,
windy day. I drove out to Onion Creek and made inquiries
about collecting on property there. After 2 1/2 hours and
several miles, I met with 2 refusals. Having trouble with
my radiator, I returned to Austin for repairs.
Apr. 17. Barton Creek, 4 mi. SW Austin, 500 ft., Travis Co., Texas
Sun obscuredly partial overcast; calm. I reached area at
7:15 am and hunted in the river bottom or in juniper woods
at base of hill to W until 11:00. From that time on I walked
along boulder-covered streamcourse and hunted in trees here
til 12:30. See acct for Parus.
Lizards were active after 10:30 - I took Sceloporus
559 on a bark-covered log and captured #560 on a fence
post. See shee. acct for Halbrookeia, I tooka &
Cacinal, a pair of chickadees and a White-eyed Vireo.
New birds included the Hepatic Tanager
Spotted Towhee still present.
I rode to San Antonio for mail in the afternoon.
Apr. 18 8 mi. E., 3 1/2 mi. S Delvalle, Travis Co., IN Bastrop Co., Tex
Overcast with light breeze from E. I was in area from
8:20 - 9:45 a.m. - see Parus Bicolor acct.
I drove to Bastrop and met the County Agent,
Mr. D. B. McCamb; he made arrangements for me
to collect on private premises in the vicinity.