Catalogue and species accounts, v1302
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D.A. Good 1982 Journal Berkeley to Rye Patch State Recreation Area, Nevada 19 June Began a month-long Gernherotis collecting trip to Montana, Idaho, British Columbia, Washington, etc., today. With me are Toni Boleyjack and Meg Winberg. Expecting to meet at 08:30 this morning, we instead, through one thing and another, got away ca. 1300. Drove on Hwy 80 all the way from Berkeley to Rye Patch SRA (ca. 40 mi. W of Winnemucca) which we reached at about 1930. We did no collecting today although I looked briefly for frogs along part of the margin of the stream below Rye Patch Dam this evening. No frogs are calling. Rye Patch State Recreation Area, Nevada to Tanghee Nat'l Forest, Idaho 20 June Up 0515 this morning following a loud dawn chorus. Meg + Toni got up shortly thereafter and we ate, packed up and got on the road by 0700. The route of travel today followed Hwy 80 to Wells then north on Hwy 93 to Twin Falls, Idaho. From there E on Hwy 84 to get w/ Hwy 86. Then E to Poratello then N on Hwy 15 to Idaho Falls. Finally N on Hwy 20 toward Yellowstone. We stopped at the first campground in Tanghee Nat'l Forest, which we reached at 2030. I spent about ½ an hour rolling logs before it got dark but found nothing. After supper we walked along a bit of the bank of Henry's Fork of the Snake River looking for frogs but found none. Vegetation here primarily young Douglas Fir with many logged-over areas. Species seen at Rye Patch this morning: Bull sp. (Mallard?) Great Blue Heron Black-necked Stilt Morning Dove