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[[underlined]] Sunday [[/underlined]] Nov. 31. ^ Carpodacus cassini, com. Dec. 1. [[underlined]] Down caƱon [[/underlined]] to Cloverdale. Ceders & Pine leave valley & Atriplex canescens begins at 5762 also Sarcobatus, & the first Dipodops tracks. A new Ephedra comes down canon Amphispiza b. nev. abn. [[underlined]] Cloverdale [[/underlined]] 7900 Second Spring 3100. Otocoris, 2 by spring. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[underlined]] To Sulphur Spring [[/underlined]] Dec. 2. Cloudy Amphispiza [[insertion]] more at spring [[/insertion]] a flock 20 Jay, 1. Shrike 1. Otocoris, a lot at spring " [[Ditto for: Dec.]] 3. Otocoris, flocks of 40 & less come to spring to drink in morning. Carpodacus frontalis, 20 at spring early. " [[Ditto for: Dec.]] 4. Soda Springs. Carpodacus frontalis 40 (2 killed) Raven, 2 - Otocoris, a few - Amphispiza b. nev. com.
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Otocoris - now Eremophila alpestris (Horned Lark)
Cloverdale is now a ghost town in Nevada