Journal, v1583
Page 161
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S.B. Kuth 1970 Journal 5 Feb 107 Amphibian collecting trip Hell Hollow, Hwy 49, Mariposa Co., Ce of the canyon as were all other animals. Sun is now almost all down. Draw is on the grass. Parked at a hair pin turn in the road. Staircase series of cliffs in the bottom of the canyon and a cascading stream. Orientation head waters of stream to the S W flowing N. E. steep sided canyon with slopes of 30 to 60°. Toyon, ceanothus, poison oak, red shaw, Virgins bower, buckeye, canyon oak, miners lettuce Digger pine, grass about 6 inches high. Stones were damp on the underside. I captured a number of Batrachoseps and 2 juv IT sierrae under stones lying on the ground. The soil is red brown