Journal, v1583
Page 147
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SB - Bell 469 Journal 3 May 8 Pisgah Crater, San Bernardino Co, Calif. not run much and did not do as much of the constant hurky jerky walk as is usually observed. Uta stansburiana were observed up on black lava rocks basking. They were also very dark and black colored. Several Callisaurus were seen up on rocks basking. At 11:55 we got back to the car and sorted the animals out into jars. We got Galleta grass, creosote and burro bush to take back to the class. We also got a sack of pco sand from here to put Una scoparia on. At about 12:05 a Crotalypus wislizenii was seen basking on a rock by RCS. I noticed the animal. Somehow these lizards always appear hungry and lean to me. It was shedding. The large Callisaurus which lost part of the tail was shedding as were