Journal, v1583
Page 211
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S.B. Ruth 1920 Journal 14 7 Feb 107 Amphibian Collecting Trip. 1/2 mi. NE Ellicott RR station, Santa Cruz Cay Calif. are to be found "gangly slender stalked" sticky monkey flower, poison oak, coyote bush, coffee berry, braken, calif. blackberry, and ceanothus. Animals seen are: sharp- shinned hawk, bush tit, red- tailed hawk, fox sparrow, and RCS heard a calif. Thrasher. In the gully mentioned earlier were several large wood rat nests and a large amount of human refuse. The central portion of the slope was deeply cut with gullies caused by motorcyclists. A number of small pools were along the base of the slope containing bullfrog tadpoles. Invertebrates seen in the duff under the willows E of the pond were as follows: earth worms, sowbugs, centipedes, millipedes, collembola, soggy