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(Jun 27, cont.)
with scattered small shrubs + a few small trees.
One can see way off to SE & it gets lower in that
direction; meriamii could conceivably be here.
At 7.5 mi. S La R. yuccas become com., but
are still a few junipers. Saw 1 Rd-runner here.
At 12 mi. S La R. - junipers scattered (not
prominent), spectabilis mounds scattered all
along. At 19.7 mi. S, meriamii - looking habitat
starts; at 21 mi. S - 1 Lupus californicus; at
25 mi. S road starts leaving good meriamii
looking habitat - grassy plain again (this is
about 4.5 mi. N La Zorca). Just S of La Zorca
saw another Swainson's Hawk + meriamii habitat
seems to begin again; off to W seems to be quite
a bit of grass. At 5.4 mi. N Casco the plains
begin again & it is now meriamii habitat. At
2.7 mi. N Casco Larrea comes into the grassy
plain & then disappears again less than a mile
further. Just S of Casco there is ocotillo,
mesquite, cactus + quite a bit of grass -
meriamii is probably present; are also spectabilis
mounds. About 2 mi. S Casco Larrea comes in
again for short distance. A little further it
gets very hilly. At 6.8 mi. S Casco you seem
to be at the highest point in these hills &
can see long ways to S - whole area could
be meriamii habitat - Teguines present,