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Greene, H.
1980
20 April
(cont.)
Cold, windy, overcast.
7170.9 - Jst Hwy 253 & Hwy 128,
4.5 mi S. of Hwy 253 on Hwy 128, Mendocino Co.
large grassy field, several hundred yards
long and ~100 yds wide, separated from
E facing slope by a fast, full stream.
Searching under boards, sheets of tin, etc.
Bufo boreas - 2 adults + 1 regurgitated by Thamnophis
Sceloporus - several.
Eumeces - several.
Thamnophis sirtalis - large, red
adult, regurgitated freshly eaten
adult Bufo boreas that was
swallowed head first.
Crotalus terris - 1 under a board.
1500, cold, cloudy, occasional sun, or we left.
1528, park sign in Cloverdale says 12°C.
Some wts. and lengths for snakes from
the trips.
Bufo boreas (regurgitated) ~~> 76.2g
Thamnophis sirtalis - 310.9 - 5.4 = 305.5g, 830+265mm
Sceloporus (removed from C. viridis) 11.2g, ?, 73+13+31
Crotalus viridis (ate above) 10.5g, 250+18 mm
Diadophis (Hwy 253)(disgorge? Batrachoseps) 3.5g