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[[underline]] 10 mi. S. of Mora [[/underline]] Thomomys 3 [[ditto for Thomomys]] 1 Peromyscus [[ditto for Peromyscus]] Spermophilus 13lin. pallidus 2 [[ditto for Spermophilus]] [[ditto for Spermophilus]][[strikethrough]] lateralis, [[/strikethrough]] grammucus Neotoma Eutamias quadrivittatus Lepus pinetus - seen by Surber Canis latrans heard around camp Vespertilio fuseus 1 - com. Procyon lotor, tracks along creek [[end page]] [[start page]] [[underline]] La Cueva [[/underline]] [[underline]] Sept. 4 [[/underline]]. Remained over a day to do some trapping & for Weller to ride back to Las Vegas for the mail. Caught 4 Thomomys of apparently 2 species. [[underline]] Sept. 5 [[/underline]]. Moved on to Penasco Blanco but there turned off on the wrong road & went up to Rincon (now called Rosario), and had to go back via Penasco Blanco, then to Carmes & Mora, then back to La Cueva & camped at small pond 2 miles north of La Cueva. Drove over by La Cueva lakes but found no water birds & swarms of mosquitoes so did not camp there. Had a long days trip & camped late. [[underline]] Sept. 6 [[/underline]]. Sunday. Pushed on & in about 3 miles came to Coyote, on Coyote Creek, & then followed up the creek till 1 P.M. & camped a mile below Guadalupita just opposite the fine old crater of Ocate at 7650 feet. We are almost out of Upper Sonoran zone, which clings to warm slopes & basin valleys still. Pinus ponderosa & other Transition plants predominate.