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P. Richardson 134
135 Annual Account
young on This area is low
and flat (elev. 4400 ft.)
The steep mountain sides
come down abruptly and
flatten out into a bouldery
flat. This flat is at no
place over a ΒΌ of a mile wide
and is sparsely covered
with vegetation. Along the
river courses there is a
narrow line of alders and
willows but they are not found
on the flat. The mountain
slopes are moderately brushy
(Ceanothus, Arctostaphylos, Fremontia)
but in spots there are
thick groves of trees such
as the black oak, Pinion
pine, Yellow pine, Sugar
Pine, Cedar. They are found
in different habitats but all
within the immediate vicinity.
W14 Forks of the Big & Little Kern River
Tulare Co., Calif.
From the stage this
morning I got 1 Pseudocer