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104.
El Cayon Canyon, 3700 ft. E. base San Pedro Martirs
Lower California, Mexico.
June 4.
Gilmore
1936
The side canyon contained a small
trickle of water & numerous birds.
saw a D.S. caetophila, a few auriparn
Hornesp, numerous L.O. Vallesia
Vone P. maculatus megalongx, several
A.p. hesperophilus Ambhispira bilmeata
Deserticlla, numerous Foreb belli
pusillus M.C. omerascens & a few-
C.O. darionensi.
Up on the steep face
of the ridge & on the top itself were
the same Aeronautes melamolaeus
darting about with marvelous rapidity.
Two M.A. meamsi were seen flying
along the very top of the ridge, The empty nest of a
V.B. fusillus was found on the
very top of the ridge in a palovate
tree situated on a small mesa.
There were quite a few Otellus
among the rocks & rocky cliffs
near the creek in the bottom
of the side canyon.
The Phomomp caught today was
cought in a new set of working from
the other two. So far three thonomy
have been caught in three separated
sets of daggings.