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11 revisions | justinramos at Mar 19, 2014 10:05 PM | |
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S3 Page 71Collector: Grinnell - 1925 6:30 a.m. - Last night’s camp a pleasant one. Fog high, and things dry. Got under way a little before 7 and reached Ensenada at 8:30. Within In Ensenada, went to one Goldbaum and his museum. The Governor Continued on to San Diego, 10 to 3:30; not delayed at all by the custom Nov. 1 | S3 Page 71Collector: Grinnell - 1925 6:30 a.m. - Last night’s camp a pleasant one. Fog high, and things dry. Live oaks along the west-flowing (dry) watercourse; chaparral of “San Diegan” type on each hillside. Birds: Wrentits, numerously calling; Spotted Towhee; Linnet; Red-shafted Flicker; Audubon Warbler. Got under way a little before 7 and reached Ensenada at 8:30. Within 10 miles north on Ensenada got a good view, close ranch, flying thru brush at roadside, of a Pigeon Hawk, fully adult, I am quite sure — dark blue back. In Ensenada, went to one Goldbaum and his museum. The Governor of B.C., Rodriguez, has built him a very substantial little building, “El Museum Regional”, in which are some atrociously mounted vertebrates, but mostly geological specimens. The only thing I saw of special interest was a mounted Spoonbill (Ajaia) taken [recently?] on the Hardy River by. Capt. E.W. ?. Continued on to San Diego, 10 to 3:30; not delayed at all by the custom officials on either side the line. Nov. 1 |