rocket, John 1990 Journal 7 Cibola Juni Mountains (eastern portion), McKinley and [illegible] Cts. New Mexico. May 26 Have fallen quiet, and water has reappeared (as of about 1983). (Craft) A pool of water about an acre in surface area drains eastward under the highway and runs off into two malpais there. About half the margin of this pool, and most of the first 200 yards or so E. of the highway, is heavily grown to cattails. Sand grass grows elsewhere at water's edge. Just back of the pool rises the steep rock wall that is the easternmost foothill of the Juni Mountains. Elevation is approx 6500 feet. Weather this afternoon was partly cloudy, about 75°F, with 15 mph SW winds. Species List: Pied-billed Grebe - 2-ojs Swallow sp. - 100+ BWL Thalassid - 6-ojs Steller's Jay - 12-DC Cinnamon Teal 1D-ojs Surf Jay - 3-lower DC, 1-ojs Steep-shinned Hawk 1min-DC Pinion Jay 30(FO)-DC Am Corm 8-ojs Clark's Nutcracker - 3upper DC Kledeer 2-ojs American Crow - 5-BWL Lewis's Woodpecker 1-2and C Common Raven - 20 Hairy Woodpecker 10-DC Pygmy Nuthatch - 18-DC N. Flicker - 16-DC Western Bluebird 20-BWL, 4-DC Olive-sided Flycatcher 1-upper DC Mountain Bluebird 14-BWL W. Wood Peewee - 10-DC American Robin - 25-DC Cordilleran Flycatcher 6-DC Audubon's Warbler 9-DC Brown Jay 15-BWL Western Junager 10-DC Violet-green Swallows 40-BWL Black-headed Grosbeak 5-DC 8-DC