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J. Crowley
14/1
Journal
May 23 Russian Gulch State Park Mendocino Co., Calif.
(Mrs. Brownell, D. Wemmer, J. Gilmore & I)
We hiked - starting at 8:00 AM - eastward
2 1/2 mile
through the canyon to the falls at the
east end of the camp in the State Park.
En route we noted Columbine, Five-
fingered Fern, and Deer Fern. We also
acquired 4 Driurnes (species?) from the
camp path through the redwoods to the fall.
The Driurnes were all small specimens,
unoubtedly the young of this year. Above the
falls we saw a small gray squirrel in
an alder tree with a nut (?). He hiked
inward from the falls heading toward
the top of the north slope of the canyon.
We reached the pine barrens after a well
uphill of about 1 1/2 miles. The tree through
which we walked may be for 'fire mice'.
In the pine barrens we saw a Hudson
Vireo, a Seewet Xreny, 108-2 od Band
tailed Pigeon's. Viola and Jean collected
the traps set on logs in the forest for chip-
munks and found 2 chipmunks in them.