((drawing in field book)). The lions are about 6 ft long, tail and all, each. Vandals have ruined them. Started on at 10 a.m. saw 2 gray tufted ear squirrel and shot one. Reached lunch grounds in Alamo Canyon at 11:30. Santiago says he saw a bear track. Camp bird (Clarke crow) about camp, where I thought I saw one yesterday. Found 2 owl skeletons and one jay or Clarke crow skeleton hanging on a wire. I took them. Reached camp in the Rito de las Frijoles at 3:45 and put up squirrel skin and solitaire skeleton. Very tired from long walk, hard climbing and especially the excessive heat of the afternoon, Retired very early.
Rito de los Frijoles, N. M. Tuesday, Aug 16, 1910.
Cool and cloudy most of forenoon. Identified a female spurred towhee and a Woodhouse jay. Habits indicate that all the crestless jays here are Woodhouse instead of pinons.
Afternoon very hot and bright. Got two fine lizards from the excavation but one got away.
