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Borell
1966 ojo layuna 5200 ft. sierra
del nido, clintua line ne!
Apr 13 cont.
mammals cont.
cotton-tail. Cotton tails have
greatly increased since the
spring of 1963. If my memory
serves me correctly during
March and April of 1963
I saw only 4 cotton-tails, in
late April and say May 2
1964 I saw a few more but
they were still rare. In
Nov. 1964 an lion in the
mesquite and catclaw would
acacia area I see 3 or 4 cotton-tails.
Today in the same area
I saw no less than 20
different cotton-tails. Furthermore
they were more widely distributed
-several were seen in grazing
areas with few mesquites that
did not appear to be favorable
habitat for cotton-tails. Two
appeared to be young of the year
and one I shot for the gut
contained 3 (dead/linch) embryos.