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- Ovis canadensis [underlined]
June 27/43.
this band died up on the hills where
they were not found.
Reproduction:- So far this spring since
the lambs were born only 8 ewes
have been seen + these had 2 lambs
with them.
Tyler + [J.J.] Meredith both noted
haemorrhagic condition of lungs +
petechiae on adjacent viscera. Also
mentioned laboured breathed, struggling
for breath, heavy nasal discharge
in some cases + violent coughing.
Food:- In winter had been browsing
Juniperus communinis heavily
Amelanchier "
Fir. moder. [moderate]
Sage heavily.
Bunch grass very "
Shorter grass mod. [moderate]
Ceonathus [Ceanothus] "
Choke Cherry "
Radium Hot Springs June 29/43 [1943].
Reproduction:-
10 ewes with 4 lambs seen +
someone else reports 8 ewes with 7
lambs but I have not confirmed this.
Range:- Walter Nixon, trapper, of Invermere
reports sheep on the W. [west] face of Quartz Mt [Mountain]
and near Citadel pass. These sheep
ranged as far west as the head of Pitts
creek + the Mitchell.
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