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88.
El Cagon Canyon, 3700 ft. E. base San Pedro Martin Mts
Lower California, Mexico.
May 24.
Gilmore
1926
40 traps and 4 steel settings caught
nothing.
291. C.m. frontalis P(im) 17.7 G. Killed from
marguite near creek.
292. C.m. frontalis F(im) 18.3 G. Killed from
thorny bush on side of rock bank.
293. Lizard Caught in mouse trap in morning under
a tuna cactus.
294. Lizard caught in mouse trap set among
rocks ne in bed of stream.
295. Tachycineta thalassina lepida B 15.4 G. Killed
from a small flock while flying low over
the stream.
Trapping poorer than usual. The
C.m. frontalis are growing more numerous
and the A.p. hesperophila, more scarce.
saw four [illegible] M.p. leucoplerus
today, the most seen here at one
time so far. Some Tachycineta thalassina
lepida D put in their appearance today.