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Journal
Haber, M.S.
1976
22 August (cont)
2.8 mi. S, 2.0 mi. W Nogal, 7300 ft. Lincoln Co., New Mexico
Habitat descriptions: (cont')
Burrow depth = 40 mm.
ca 10 M tall.
(A) and (B). 6 M from small Pines ponderosa; 4
M from very small (1.5 M) Juniperus deppeana,
#11 - level ground on "island" between fork in
creek. Dense veg. Many Plant (A). Sparse
very
annual lawn. Few thistle (G). Small Juniperus
5 M away 1.5 M tall. Burrow depth ~120 mm.
#26 - on small bank ~8 M from creek. Bank
almost barren, but fairly sparse veg. on level
area between bottom of bank and creek.
refers to Bar locality
Burrow depth ~50 mm. Few Bar (G) plant,
Many Plant (B) and (A). Fairly sparse annual
carpet. Large Pines and small locust within
15 M. Top of bank densely veg. as above (#11)
#12 - slight slope 5 M from creek edge. Very
sparse annual carpet. Sparse veg. otherwise.
Very few Plants (A) and (B). Few small
locust (Robinia) within 5 M (to 5 M tall).
large Pine 10 M away. 5 M from road cut,
Burrow depth ca. 30 mm.
#15 - fairly steep bank ca 40 M from road cut. Mod.
sparse
dense veg. Some Plant (A); few plant (B)
Very few low annuals - much Oak and Pine
leaf litter. Burrow depth ca. 200 mm. Small
pines within 6-10 M of hole - otherwise no
trees. - large Pines and Oakes 20-30 M away.