Field notes, v644
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Davis 1946 2. Redwood Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif. to Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles Co., Calif. April 30, 1946 Oaks, Los Angeles Co., Calif. where we stayed overnight. Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles Co., Calif. May 1, 1946 Left at about 10:15 a.m. accompanied by Dr. Robert Stebbins & Mr. Cyril Stebbins. Proceeded to Old Fort Tejon, 3350', Kern Co., Calif.; arriving at 11:45 a.m. Proceeded to suffer part of same canyon we worked the day before and continued to look for Ensatina. Dug in the leaf mold beneath Q. chrysolepis until about 3:45 with no results. The three of us then pro- ceeded down canyon about 1/2 mile, then crossed over the north wall into the adjacent canyon. This had a small stream in its floor. Mixed vegetation, mostly Q. chrysolepis and Aesculus californica. We worked up-canyon about 1/2 mile turning over fallen logs and rocks, but no Ensatina were found. Then worked back down canyon. On the way down, collected 1 Batrachoseps attenuatus (1685) and 2 Enneacaea gilberti (1686+7). See species accounts. Returned to truck at about 6 p.m. Ate supper in Yerba Man, returned to Sherman Oaks for the night.