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121.
Mescal Verde Natl. Park
Headquarters to Rock Spring
May 5, 1931 Day cloudy, gradual damp.
The forest is the same all the way
except for a square mile or so
of old burn, covered with brush,
mainly some sort of prunus.
Deer forage is ample everywhere.
One deer track was seen in Long
Canyon about 1 mile east of Rock Spring.
Birds seen:
1. Townsend Solitaire 1
2. Blue Crested Jay 4.
3. Woodhouse Jay 1.
4. Buzzard 6
5. Sharp-shinned Hawk? 1.
6. Slenderbilled Nuttatch 2.
7. Audubon Warbler 2.
9. House Wren 1.
10. Green-tailed Towhee 3
11. Spotted Towhee 10
12. Flicker? 3.
13. Broad-tailed Hummingbird 10
14. Fairy Woodpecker? 1.
15 Canyon Wren 6.
16 Rock Wren 1.
17 Grosbeak Black-headed 4.
18 White-throated Swift 12.
19 Mountain Chickadee 6
20. Vireo, unidentified species several
21. Warblers