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August 5 - 1916
San Diego Trip
Aug. 6 - 8 a.m.: Left Berkeley on
Owl last evening. Now at Newha
for Angeles Co. Coming down Soled
Canyon have seen:
Bluejay (elf),
at least 6; Killdeer 1; Mourning
Dove (at least 15 - plentiful). County
looks fine, even the annual
plants are yellows, save for
blossoming composites (sunflower
etc.). It occurs to me that
a critical survey would be
useful along the west side of
Antelope Valley where the upper Santa
juniper belt blends or runs
into the Upper Sanoran digger
pine belt. Correlation of zones
could be determined.
Camps: see "Aquatic Life" for
article by Ruthling on water-dog
On the "Wild Birds' area", 690
East Orange Grove Ave., Pasadena