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This field book describes the collecting efforts of Bailey through Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia from July through early September 1892. The notebook is primarily comprised of lists of mammalian scientific names organized by date and place name with botanical and ornithological lists interspersed. It begins with a listed entitled, "Prairie dogs report" followed by an entry f

The notebook documents geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste for the Kentucky Geological Survey (undated). Pages are numbered. Entries are headed with location, identified by a combination of distance from, geological or other type of landmark, and name of owner. They include geological descriptions with layer composition, color and type of stone, geological age, as well as geological s

The 2 notebooks document geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste in Kentucky. Notebooks are undated. The first notebook includes entries that are headed with location information (combination of county, town, geological and other landmarks, sometimes name of owners, distance from) followed by descriptions of terrain. Sometimes these include geological sections with measurements, compositi

This item contains Bailey's field notes from his specimen collection efforts in Maryland in March of 1899 and his collection efforts in California from late August through early November of 1899. Entries are dated and often include scientific names. The item also includes a list of addresses and a list of expenses at the back of the book.

Wetmore records observations of birds in the vicinity of his home town, North Freedom, Wisconsin, May - July 1902. Entries are organized by date, which is listed on the back of each sheet. Entries are generally 1 to 3 pages (numbered at top with roman numerals), describing one observed event. He indicates the type of bird by its common name, and ends entires with time and location. He spends time

Alexander Wetmore records observations of birds in the vicinity of his home town, North Freedom, Wisconsin, in July 1903. The notebook has one entry, for July 26th. The rest is blank. The entry describes a flock of blue heron. At the end of the notebook is a counting of birds.

The notebook documents the work of Russ Greenberg in Sian Ka'an [Quintana Roo], Mexico, February 13-26, 1987. Entries are sometimes dated and headed with location. They vary between narrative in structure, lists, and drawings of bird locations. The narrative entries frequently begin with range of time and descriptions of weather; age, type (common name), and quantity of birds observed; and remarks

This item documents Bailey's collecting efforts in Minnesota and Ontario, Canada in 1905 and field notes kept on trips to Michigan and Minnesota during 1907. The first 5 pages are from 1905 and the remainder of the book documents Bailey's study of wolves in Minnesota and Michigan in March and April of 1907. The field book is comprised primarily of specimen lists of plants and animals identified by

This field book contains Bailey's specimen lists of plants and animals observed and collected by Bailey in Minnesota and Wyoming from April and May of 1890. Dated specimen lists are organized by locality and typically include either common name or genus and species. Sex of specimens is sometimes noted. Entries at the back of the notebook included specimen no. 111-1128. Cubic measurements are provi

This item contains lists of plant and animal scientific names generated by Bailey with some narrative journal entries beginning in Elk River, Minnesota and ending in Cedar Vale, Kansas. Entries include more localities in these two states and localities in Michigan, Canada, Missouri. The notebook also contains a few geological drawings.

This item includes Bailey's plant and animal specimen lists from Montana, Idaho and several other states dated June 23-September 8, 1911. Dated lists of specimens are typically identified by genus and species. Lists specify locality beginning in Canada on a trip from Cornwall, Ontario to Montreal, Quebec. Lists organized by locality end near Idaho Falls, Idaho.

This field book describes the observation of animal tracks and the collection of specimens by Bailey through Montana, Michigan, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon from September 1894 through September 1895. The notebook is comprised of lists of mammalian, ornithological and botanical scientific names organized by date and place name and includes drawings relating to animal behavior. The back of the not