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Mayhew 1957
Journal
56.
May 30 Univ. Calif. campus, Riverside, Riverside Co., Calif.
While checking on the Bewick Wrens'
nest in the Fig rack today, I looked
in all the nests, 33 of them contained
some sort of material that had been
brought in by birds - string, twigs,
etc. Only the one containing the young
Bewick Wrens contained either eggs
or young now, but one brood of
House Finches hatched earlier in
the season.
1958
Feb. 4-6 Colorado Desert Trip, Riverside & Imperial Cos.
This morning at 10 A.M. Dan Goodcase
and I left UCR campus in the
university jeep in a heavy rainstorm.
We were looking for areas that
contain heavy growths of mistletoe,
since plainspeas are nearly always
found in such areas in the desert.
We traveled to Indio, South through
Mecca (after being unable to pass
through the Mecca Hills to Shaw's
Summit) to Niland. Rain was falling
intermittently there and further south,
so we returned to Indio and
headed for Blythe. We reached Desert
Center about dark, so got something
to eat there, then found a campsite
9 miles north of Desert Center on
the road to Rice. By this time the