Journal Hahner, H.S. 1977 2.4 km S, 5.0 km W Mission Santo Domingo, 30 m, Baja California Mexico. 6 July (cont) rocky knoll north and east of Colonia Guerrero (S and W of Mission Santo Domingo). We spent the rest of the afternoon writing-up note, drying skins & skulls and just relaxing. I tried to key-out some of the vegetation, but was fairly unsuccessful using LP's "Flora Mexicana" (Many of the Baja California plants are not included in the Flora). 1930 - set traps (100) in the above locality. Veget- ation is basically low chaparral with Rathbunia cactus - rather sparse, rocky habitat - much rodent activity. We noted several woodrat nests in the area; nests were built of Cholla piles. 2000 - drove toward Mission Santo Domingo and set traps (100) in a sandy wash 2.4 km west of the mission. The vegetation was basically Artemisia tridentata with another dominant [some Ephedra] looking much like Artemisia californicus - although I know it's not. Somewhat shinier than A. californicus. The plants were rather lush and dense in places - fine sand in most places. 2030 we drove into town for dinner. Went to a "fancier" place and really paid