Arizona field notes / 1881
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also saw some Sparrows. As I knew they would shoid before I could attune to them I killed now. As we had no means to carry water for the horses we could not have stopped if we had wished, as they were all the afternoon and night and most of the fore- noon without water as it was. In this part of the desert I saw many ground Squirrels and the common Black-tail Jack Rabbit and another kind of Hare I have never seen elsewhere than in the neigh- borhood of Tucson. It is known here as An Antelope Jack from its resemblance in color to its Antelope. It is rather larger than the other kinds