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Hooper,
1937
Inverness, 100 ft., Marin Co., Calif.
Mar. 27,
In company with Mrs Hooper and my
brother Frank Hooper, left Berkeley Mar.
25 at about 11 A.M. and drove to Inverness
for a 3 day + vacation and collecting trip.
En route noted: California gulls and Ring-
billed gulls riding the air currents over the
ferry boat; 3 [illegible] grebes riding on
and diving in the water of the bay; a sparrow
hawk on telephone wire along road near Fairfax;
4 deer in redwood grove along stream near
San Geronimo; numerous crows in flocks
and two's from Ross Valley to Inverness;
many gulls (+ 35) foraging in fresh water
marsh at mouth of Olewa Cr.; turkey
cultures near Inverness.
We are now in Smyners Cabin located about
on the NW facing slope of the
100 ft. above the canyon which opens out
(mouth) at the stores in Inverness. The vege-
tation here: Calif. Bay, Pinus radiata,
[illegible] sp.?, madrone, buckeye, elder, sword fern
(Polystichum aculeatum). This vegetation is
present on both north west and south east
slopes of this canyon. Higher up toward
Mt. Vision a more pure stand of P. muricata
and [illegible] sp is found - as well as
of alder.