Field journal, v4159
Page 783
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Transcription
420. San Rafael, Oct. 27-28, 1933 Faunal composition: cougar? coyote numerous tracks, one howl. bobcat commonly reported deer reported scarce white-tail jackel few cottontail few porcupine abundant signs-tracks badger few holes seen kangaroo rat reported common antelope ground squirrel, abundant Few birds seen or heard: junco common pioneer jay " robin scarce crossbills? one flock horned lark common golden eagle 2 raven 1 Ivancie says range has deteriorated. He reports that when he was a boy, he used to gather white sage and grass in the Sinkad for several head horses. It was only a short task then. Now it would be impossible.