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28 Nov Route 5 Milepost 24 continued
which has been eaten by coyotes. Coyote
droppings full of beans seen. Mule Bighorn
sign along stream and above stream in
canyon, including 3 small bedding grounds.
Followed spring until it quit, then another
1/4 mile. Then hiked over hill N of spring,
and down the next canyon which had a similar
but smaller spring, less sheep sign, Epipactis
present. Returned to Scotty's Castle.
29 Nov Route 5 Milepost 24
Trap success:
Bojada
Perognacus erimitus 8 (2snap) 8/50 (#474,475)
Wash 2 P.cinitus released 2/50
Total 10/100 all P.cinitus
Picked up all traps by 1145
Hiked from here to Spring # 238 "Forgotten Creek"
which can be seen from the road as two
dense patches of tall grasses and a couple of
straggly willows. This is a stream, generally
less than 2 cms deep with a couple of small
pools approx 30cm diameter and 10 cm deep.
Some, but not much Bighorn sign. Much coyote
scat. Stream is about 200 meters long by 30 cm
across (average). Road sounds are quite audible
from this system. Vegetation: 2 patches of
Pharequitites and Distidetes, Solidego, Surdo, Prosopis
glandulosa, Percepheleum; Soil: alluvion, conglomerate
with dried salts.