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A. Good
1980
Journal
Martin Creek Ranger Station, 2060m., ½ mi. N+1 mi. E Chocolate
Rtn., Humboldt Co., Nevada [T. 44N, R. 39E, NW¼ sec. 24]
15 July
(cont)
Lots of Warbling Vireos, House Wrens, MacGillivray's
Warblers +?, Robins, Flickers along the creek.
Rock Wrens + Green-tailed Towhees common in scrub up
slopes.
While we were here, Lisa got word that all of the
ground squirrels, rabbits, etc in the area were infected with
bubonic plague - this made me very thankful that I did
not shoot the ground squirrel I was thinking of collecting earlier
in the morning.
16 July
Up. 0630. Weather today ca. 10-11°C in morning, up to
c. 28°C by afternoon. Weather clear all day, still in morning,
light breeze in afternoon. Spent a couple of hours hunting
downstream from R.S. where we camped, Found no Fox
Spannaws + saw 1 adult Quabadae (see spp. account). Collected
a Swainson's Thrush (DAG 145). I then returned to
the camper ca. 0630 + took tissues from this bird + some
of the Fox Spannaws we caught in the nets. Ca. 1030 (?) we
took down the nets + spent the rest of the day driving
to the next locality (see below) The route was as follows:
returned to Winnemucca by way of Paradise Valley (the reverse
of our route of 14 July. Then E on 80 to Elko + 5 from
Elko on 46 past Liggis. Then E on 113 toward Harrison
Pass. Before we reached the pass we turned around + went
to Harrison Pass R.S. to ask for advice (ca. 1830),