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1934
Itinerary
Scattered pinon grows on the narrow
floor of the valley - while a fairly
heavy stand of pinion cover the
E and W. slopes of the valley -
Willows and bridle rose bushes line
the banks of the smaller creeks which
enter Cottonwood Creek. Mahogany
can be seen from camp about three
or four hundred feet up the E slope.
July 15th Took 11 mammals from the traps
this morning: 2 Notoma cinerea, 1 Thomomys
quadricetus, 1 Merotus monax, 7 P. memendatus
and 1 food from a trap in Cottonwood
Creek near the camp.