Mayhew 1963 Journal 11. April 7 Glamis area, Imperial Co., Calif. The sky remained overcast until 1530, when more blue sky began to emerge. Four of the animals were found by tracking during the late afternoon. At 1945 we began night collecting. We made one round trip between the canals (14 miles) by 2055. We caught 6 Colonyx variegatus & found 1 DOR. One Crotalus cerastes had just been run over before we reached it; No other animals were seen (except one Lepus cali.). We drove 95 miles today. April 8 We arose at 0545 and ate breakfast. We looked for Phrynosoma m'calli between the canals from 0640 to 1110 without seeing a live one. The temp. didn't warm up enough until 0800 or 0830, but by that time the wind was blowing about 10-15mph. Apparently that is enough wind to keep them under the sand, because we saw no signs of them or their tracks on the sand. We slept under the bridge across the Coachella Canal during the early afternoon, hoping the wind would die down enough for P. m'calli to come out. As the wind velocity didn't diminish, we went into the dunes at 1600 to