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Field notes document Bailey's work in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana, July 9-August 18, 1909 beginning on the Elk River in Montana and ending in Helena, Montana. The lists are primarily from travels throughout North Dakota. They are organized by location and date, and provide genus and species information. The notebook also includes two loose floral specimens.

Alexander Wetmore records observations of birds during 1911. The notebook includes several discreet entries. The first is dated October 28, 1911, detailing a collecting event accompanied by Theo Rockland, out to "the Parnell Place", and describes approximately twenty different types of birds observed that day. No specimens from the trip are listed. Several pages later is a bird count (undated). Ad

The notebook documents geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste in Kentucky and Indiana and Ohio, circa 1914. Some entries are headed with name of county with lists of numbers and locations indicated by geological and other landmarks, followed by description of soil. Others are headed with town and include geological sections with measurements, and characteristic of layers. There are narra

The 2 notebooks document geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste in Ohio (undated). The first notebook begins with a list of counties and contacts. Pages are numbered. Entries vary in content. Some appear to describe specimens (with illustrations), while others describe location and terrain, sometimes with geological sections detailing characteristics and colors of layers with measurement

This item is primarily comprised of specimen lists from Bailey's collecting efforts in beginning near Chelsea,Oklahoma and ending near Silver City, New Mexico. It includes a plant catalog from New Mexico listing specimen no. 1000-1059. Lists are primarily organized by date and location of observation or collection. Location is indicated by nearby place name and sometimes includes elevation.

This item contains specimen lists primarily from Oregon and northern California dated October 22-November 15, 1909 beginning near Rogue River, Oregon, Jackson county and ending near Crescent City, California. Genus and species of observed wildlife and collected specimens are typically noted. The item includes a loose photograph of Bailey's wife, ornithologist Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey.

This field book describes the observation and collection of mammalian, ornithological, and botanical specimens by Bailey in Oregon and Washington in 1897. The notebook is comprised of lists of mammalian, ornithological and botanical scientific names organized by date and place name and includes some narrative descriptions relating to animal behavior. The back contains a few entries written in Marc

This field book describes the observation of animal tracks and the collection of specimens by Bailey through Pennsylvania, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana from late December 1893 through late August 1894. The notebook is comprised of lists of mammalian, ornithological and botanical scientific names organized by date and place name. The back of the notebook contains a list of addresses

This field book contains entries from April 1899 to November 1899. It includes an itinerary of Bailey's travels through Texas and California describing the observation and collection of specimens by Bailey in Washington D.C. and also contains miscellaneous notes from 1913, 1915, notes made on trip to the Patuxent River, Maryland, April 23-24, 1916.

This item contains data from Bailey's collecting efforts in Texas and California from June through mid October 1900. Dated lists of plant and animal specimens identified by scientific name begin in El Paso, Texas and end in Sonoma county, California. The item includes an itinerary of Bailey's travels from June 4, 1900 through October 15, 1900.

This item documents Bailey's collecting efforts in New Mexico and Texas from July through December, 1904. The field book is primary composed of specimen lists of genus and species names of plants and animals observed and collected in New Mexico during this time period. Nearby city, town, lake, mountain, canyon, or other geographical place name and elevation are specified to describe location. List

This fieldbook documents data collected on Bailey's travels through Texas and New Mexico from June through September, 1902. The item includes lists of scientific names beginning with one from Jefferson, Texas, dated June 8, 1902 and ending with one from Santa Rosa, New Mexico dated September 24, 1902. It includes a variety of other lists, including one of places in Texas Bailey spotted Passer dome