Percival Lowell
SAAS-FÉE
View from my window. Notice the lateral moraine of the glacier and remark, from the fresh appearance of its glacier side (the left), how the glacier has retreated within a few years.
FLAGSTAFF
Flower Annals, 1909.
| May | 3 | First Pea (the low purple) |
| may„ | 4 | Spurge threaten to bloom Weather like summer. |
FLAGSTAFF
Chronicle continued.
| May | 11 | 3d row (my old one, just inside the wall) of peas bursting the ground. First Indian paint-brush!!! on hill near "Dover" cliffs of Harry. |
The horned toads are round in numbers. I presented the dead snake to one on the way home yesterday, and he fainted or feigned.
| May | 12 | Tiny yellow flower in Holly Ravine. Perhaps recorded before. |
| May„ | 13 | Holly and Potentilla canadensis near the mullein patch. Radishes big enough to eat, and eaten. |
76
