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S. B. Ruth
1970
Journal
2
for Amphibian Collecting Trip
1/2 mi. NE Ellicott RR station,
Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
direction of the pond and R.C.S.
speculated that it might have
a funnel and aiming effect
on migrating salamanders.
R.C.S found a Sceloporus
occidentalis (ad ♂) and a
newly hatched Garterotus
multicarinatus with a yolk
scar still visible under
objects at the base of
the ridge. Motor cycles are
roaring about on the ridge
and causing some erosion
to take place.
On the other side of the
road to the east is another
low ridge and beyond it is
farm land.
I tried to net some
A.m. croceum in the pond
but didn't have much luck.
Part of the problem may
have been Bob's "treasured"
dip net that had several