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J.G. Hall
1954
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June 2 Indian Creek, 7400 ft., White Mts., Esmeralda Co., Nevada
saw chipmunks all along the way
but so far they've been just too shrewd
to get a lead on. Chickadees, Hairy
woodpecker and a flycatcher of
some kind seen as well as Tolmie
warblers seen at a pond formed by
a dam at the blgds. From here
we climbed up a very steep little
side canyon cut into the S. face
of the main canyon. Probably went
up 1500' or so from the Pinyon +
occasional Juniper of the floor
to some P. aristata and eventually
P. flexilis near the top. On way up
we frightened a medium-sized
hawk (or owl?) fly from somewhere
in the canyon wall over our heads
& away. About 100 yds further
up we located a hawk-size
stick nest stuck in a crevice of
the cliff face but as far as
we could tell it had nothing
in it. Back down got one more
quick glimpse of hawk flying
into pinyons. On way back saw
several Steller Jays & Robins.
Back to camp at noon. In evening