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[[underlined]] July 3 [[/underlined]] N. of Columbia R Abronia Verbena bracteosa Plantago gnaphaloides Lactuca (prickly lettuce) Foxtail grass Bigelovia albicaulis " [[Ditto for: Bigelovia]] Kunszia Balsamerrhiza carryana Cucumbers Prunus Lithaspermum (pilosum?) Erodium cicutum Polygonum tenueae Phyladelphys Artemisias dracunaculoides Madia Celtis Emphorbia lunulatea" Aegialites vocifera Grus mexicana Night Hawk Icterus bullocki Melospiza Sayornis saya [[Trympa?]] ? Sturnella Tyrannus [[end page]] [[start page]] 1897 [[underlined]] July 4 [[/underlined]] North Dalles,. Wash Spizella 2 Passerina aemena Mephitis [[female symbol]] 610 x 230 x 75 I 1/1, P 2/2, A 2/2 Lepus sylvaticus " [[Ditto for: Lepus]] cainpestris Arctomys Neotoma Perognathus Thomomys Taxidea Canis latrans Fiber zibethicus Vesperugo hesperus [[underlined]] July 6 [[/underlined]] Pica 1 Chondestes 7 Icteria v. longicauda 1 heard Salpinctes Petrocelidon
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Can't find any match for Plantago grappaloides or groppaloides or graphaloides. Perhaps cicutum was short for cicutarium? Termaeae might be tenue written terribly. Passerina aemena probably P. amoena (Lazuli Bunting). Other mysteries in brackets. I don't think Lepus campestris exists other than in Vernon's mind. -@meg_shuler
Its Plantago gnaphaloides, a misspelling of Plantago gnaphalodes. Also found Lepus cainpestris - YAY -@siobhanleachman
Emphorbia lunulatea probably Emphorbia lunulata
Think Meg is right and Polygonum tenueae probably means Polygonum tenue
Just can't get [[Trympa?]] -@siobhanleachman