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Mayhew
1958
April 1 Mojave and Amargosa Deserts, Calif. & Nev.
near Mesquite Spring in the northern
end of Death Valley, in Panamint
Valley, south-west of Trona, in the
Kramer Mts. between Adelanto & Four
Corners. We reached Riverside at
8 P.M., after traveling 355 miles today.
(The speedometer reading: 3818.9). The
total distance traveled the past four
days is 922 miles.
April 12 UCR campus, Riverside, Riverside Co., Calif.
This morning Rudy Ruibal & I took
the Zoology 146 class for a trip on
campus. We divided the class in half and
took off in opposite directions. The
weather was perfect. Animals seen by
the two groups were as follows:
Hyla regilla (ad. & larvae) Scaphiopus hammondii(larvae)
Pituophis catenifer Ichthysma roseofusca
Uta stansburiana Sceloporus orcutti
Phrynosoma coronatum " occidentalis
Raven Sparrow hawk
House finch Crow
Calif. quail Scrub jay
Cliff swallow Song sparrow
Cedar waxwing Bush-tit
Brewer's Blackbird Brown towhee
Mourning dove Red-tailed hawk
White-throated swift Mockingbird
American goldfinch White-crowned sparrow
Rufous-sided towhee Roadrunner