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Trocket, J.
1992
Journal
Cottonwood Creek O'Neill Basin 8 miles E., 5-4 miles S. of Dobs Creek Look,
Garthridge Mountains, Seke Co., Nevada. Elevation 6500 feet.
July 24-25 pockets of small aspens, but the pockets nearer the north of the canyon
(Crout) fina while the S. fork emerged Red seven 20-30' white fire. Right at
the mouth of the Canyon, on the rocky promontory guarding the S. side there
still, here
were 8-10 small trees of a type I couldn't identify. These had leaves
like:
sharp tip, and a feathery ferns. The creek gradient was
about 3x total of middle & lower portions of the Creek, & flowing over gravel.
From the top of the stream channel crossed, I returned to the car by inter-
cesting the fence line road right at the bottom of the fordable gravel (virtually,
the end of the road). A walks about 3 miles, gently downhill, back to the car.
On summer, I returned to Cottonwood Ranch Headquarters, thanked Mr. Smith
and left.
Weather during the afternoon of July 25 was partly, mostly cloudy,
nated 18:00 when skies partly cleared. Variable breezes 5mph. Temps
peaked at 85°F, 65° by sundown. No precip today.
Species list (upper & middle Cottonwood Creek July 25):
Amphibian: Rana pretiosa -1/ I caught the one amphibian I saw)
Reptile: Sceloprus sp-2
Birds: Great Blue Heron -1 imm
Kildeer -3 (HO)
Wellerb -18
Mourning Dove -2
Turkey Vulture -3
Cream Nighthawk -6
Red-tailed Hawk -2 ad
White-throated Swift -1
Golden Eagle -1 imm
Humingbird sp.-1
American Kestrel - 1♂, 2♀, 1 imm ♂
Belted Kingfisher -4
Prairie Falcon -1
Lewis Woodpecker -16
Sage Grouse -9
N. (Red-Shoulder) Flicker -25
Sandhill Crane - 1-2 (HO, F.O.)
W. Wood-Pewee -2