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q east edge of Sanderson; not saved.
Crotalus atrox: 11.6 miles east of
Dryden; not saved.
Elaphe
west of Cedar Station. Picked up alive but
had been hit and died during the night. The
vegetation on either side of the road at the
spot appeared to be short grass range with
no trees and few, if any, bushes. Catalogued
by T. Hanken. Photographed after death.
Earlier in the day, before dinner,
we picked up a Phrynosoma
15.2 mi. S.E. Valentine, Presidio Co., Tex.
Catalogued by S. Sweet. Found on the side of
the road, perhaps had been basking. Short
glass range on either side of the road; no
trees or bushes. Photograph of specimen.
26 April
Awoke at 8:00 A.M. to a complete overcast
and a very thin aerosol mist-like haze in the
air. Wind still blowing strongly. Had breakfast
in Del Rio and then drove back west on Hwy 90
to Four Mile Cave which is
3.5 mi. NW Del Rio on Hwy 90. Sam and