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- 27 The nearest cactuses were about
150 or 200 yards from where
I saw him.
Aug [August] 6. [1929] Kamloops. Fine.
Ecological Survey.
Area type. Cotton wood, Lower Cr [Creek] Bottom
Exp. No [Experiment Number] 1 A. alt. [altitude] 1450 ft. [feet]
area. approximately 50 yds [yards] by 800 yds [yards]
of cr [creek] bottom bordered on each
side by clay cliffs, the sage
brush area extending down
onto the top of the cliffs.
A little grass grows in the
moist places along the stream.
sage on some of the drier steppes
Occassional [occasional] pine + fir trees.
Clumps of maple A1-2, Saskatoon
berry A1-5, snow berry 1A4., and
an occassional [occasional] birch 1A3 line
the sides + come down to the
edge of the river in the
drier, more strong parts. Sage
in the clayey parts of the higher
steppes just below the cliffs.
Marginalia: exact location is on Map [unintelligible word] Range, etc
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