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Thompson
109
Carlsbad Caverns
Big Canyon
April 24, 1931 Figon, Wright & T.
14. White Throated Swift.
15. Broad-tailed Humming - bird
16. Horneal Lark (outside)
17. White Crowned Sparrow
18. White-mumped Dribes (outside)
19. Western Mockingbird (outside)
20. Brush Tits
21. Western gratchers
22. Sierra Wrenet through
Figon's brother had reported
the day previously, that
Parakeets are in such number
around Alibres Texas that
they were a serious menace
to all grain crops. They
congregate in the thousands
in the fields. Figon thinks
they are spreading with
civilization just as the
coyotes are.
He also reported seeing
Apomado Falcons eat bats,
The bats hid under the
lower turned leaves of yuccas
out in the desert, & it was
there that the observation
had been made.