Journal, v4151
Page 161
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3. Richardson 34 General Account. 32 m 1 Junction Meadow Kern Canyon Inyo Co., Calif. 8/00 ft. From the types this morning I caught Peromyscus boylii rowlei from the hill and a shrew (Sorex o. canarius). Collected the types and began breaking camp while Mr. Dixon photographed some flowers on the hill. He found a moderate sized rattlesnake coiled under a rock in a lowly. left camp at 12:30 and continued up the Kern River past the Hot Springs and on up the east side to our present camp at Junction Meadow. The Kern Canyon, in general, as you come up tends to broaden and flatten out, the rock walls are less impressive and the talus at the bottom extends farther up the cliff. The