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Gilmore
1926
El Mayor, 30ft. Lower Calif. Mexico.
April 26.
35 traps and & steel sets caught.
1 pair Percogranthus
auduboni 165. Sylviachus ♀ 353-40-86-80. Killed in
at edge of arrow-weed patch.
√ 166. Lizard killed in draw in rocky ground
under Creosote brush.
penicillatus 167. Percogranthus ♂ 21.6 G. 143-105-24-7 Caught
in arrow-weed association.
" √ 168. Percogranthus ♀ 16.4G. 180-98-24-7. Same
as above.
" 168 Percogranthus ♀. 16.4G. 180-98-24-7.
(checked contents)
169X [illegible]
(skeleton only)
venicellatus √ 169. Percogranthus ♂ 20.4 G. 198-106-25-7. Caught
under mesquite in rocky draw.
√ 170. Lophortyx gembelli ♀. 146.1 G. Killed with
mate on sandy ground near irrigation
ditch,
√ 171.
(skeleton only)
L. gambelli ♂ 162.167.1 G. Killed in near
arrow weed clump, near irrigation ditch.
Wait back to the hills in the mom.
and saw quite a few birds. (See census.
for this date) The Ugelains phoenixus sonor-
urnis and Stelgidopterix serripennes were
Stelgidopterix per most common. The
Chordeiles antipenones tersensis seem to be