Journal, v4151
Page 201
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Transcription
B.Richardson 34 52 General Account m 10 Kern River Canyon, 10,500 ft Inyo Co., California. From the traps this morning I got one Fox Sparrow and four Peromyscus one of which was Peromyscus truei. All of these animals were caught in the hill sets. Mr. Dixon caught two Peromyscus maniculatus from the traps he had set in the sage flat. Bibbs camp this morning and was on the trail by 9:30 headed toward Lake South Ammie, up the Kern Canyon. The trail follows the east side of the river rising rapidly for the first mi. over the morain at the head of Junction Meadow. From there on the trail has a gradual up grade except for the last half mile below camp, at which point it rises abruptly over