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Yosemite Nature Notes 3 (1924)

April 1924 issue with article about Yosemite’s Trail School

Mimeographed; Carl P. Russell, editor.

• YNN 3(1) (January 1924) [PDF]
  • “Ground Hog Day” [Sierra Marmots], 3(1):1
  • “December Botany Notes” 3(1):2 by Enid Michael
  • “‘Tree-Toads’ and Snow Storms” 3(1):2-3
  • “The Northern Pileated Woodpecker” 3(1):3
  • “Porcupines” 3(1):3
  • “Cracked Granite II” 3(1):4
• YNN 3(2) (February 1924) [PDF]
  • “Sierra Summits Opened to All,” 3(2):1-2
  • “Some February Botany Notes,” 3(2):2-3 by Enid Michael
  • “Hylas are Breeding” [tree frog], 3(2):3
  • “Liberated Zoo Bear Again Appears,” 3(2):3
  • “Unantlered Bucks,” 3(2):4
  • “Yosemite Domes,” 3(2):4
• YNN 3(3) (March 1924) [PDF]
  • “An Aerial Love-Dance” [Calliope Humming Bird], 3(3):1-2
  • “Natural History Groups for Yosemite Museum,” 3(3):2
  • “Some March Botany Notes,” 3(3):3 by Enid Michael
  • “The Killdeer again Appears in Yosemite Valley,” 3(3):3 by Enid Michael
  • “Reading History in Glacial Debris,” 3(3):4
  • “Spurred Towhee (Pipilo Maculatus Falcinellus),” 3(3):4-5 by Enid Michael
• YNN 3(4) (April 1924) [PDF]
  • “Yosemite’s Trail School,” 3(4):1-2
  • “Nasal Parasites in Deer,” 3(4):2
  • “Audubon Warbler Sings Tolmie Song,” 3(4):3 by Enid Michael
  • “Bobcat Killed in Valley,” 3(4):3
  • “Work of the Willow Woodpecker,” 3(4):3
  • “Increase in the Yosemite Elk Herd,” 3(4):3-4
  • “What Becomes of Our Mountain Meadows,” 3(4):4-5
• YNN 3(5) (May 1924) [PDF]
  • “Beginning Fith Year of Educational Work (U.S.N.P.S.),” 3(5):1-2
  • “Book on Yosemite Animals Published” [Animal Life in the Yosemite by Grinnell and Storer], 3(5):2
  • “The Red-Breasted Nuthatch (Sitta canadensis),” 3(5):2-3 by Enid Michael
  • “Mountain Dogwood (Cornus Nuttallii),” 3(5):3 by Enid Michael
  • “The A. J. Brown Collection Donated to Yosemite Museum” [Indian artifacts], 3(5):3-4
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: 1. Older Theories of Yosemite’s Origin,” 3(5):4-5
  • “An Owl That Barks” [California Spotted Owl], 3(5):5 [by Carl P. Russell]
• YNN 3(6) (June 7, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Know Your Park,” 3(6):1-2
  • “The White-Headed Woodpecker Nesting,” 3(6):2
  • “Flower Walks,” 3(6):2-3
  • “Yosemite Birds in May,” 3(6):3
  • “Angling E3(6)cellent,” 3(6):3
  • “Tame Animals,” 3(6):3
  • “Wild Strawberries are Ripe,” 3(6):3
  • “Gray Squirrels Still Absent,” 3(6):4
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: 2. the Uplift of the Sierra Block,” 3(6):4
• YNN 3(7) (June 14, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Record Trout Taken,” 3(7):1-2
  • “Golden Eagle Seen from Eagle Peak,” 3(7):2
  • “The Song of the Water Ouzel,” 3(7):2
  • “The Flycatcher Plies his Trade,” 3(7):2-3
  • “Pride of the Mountains,” 3(7):3
  • “Robin Kills a Lizard,” 3(7):3
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: 3. What Streams Did to the Sierra Block,” 3(7):4
  • “A Third Baby Elk Arrives,” 3(7):4
• YNN 3(8) (June 21, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Visit Little Yosemite and Merced Lake,” 3(8):1-2
  • “A New Nesting Record for Yosemite Valley,” 3(8):2
  • “The Flying Squirrel,” 3(8):2-3
  • “Birds’ Nests Studies,” 3(8):3
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 4. Glaciers of the Sierra,” 3(8):3-4
  • “Soap Root (Chlorogalum pomeridianum),” 3(8):4
• YNN 3(9) (June 28, 1924) [PDF]
  • “The Pohono with a Nature Guide!,” 3(9):1-2
  • “Snowy Islands,” 3(9):2
  • “A Band-Tailed Pigeon Egg,” 3(9):2
  • “No Sequoia in Yosemite Valley,” 3(9):3
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 5 - Characters of Glacial Erosion,” 3(9):3-4
• YNN 3(10) (July 5, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Go with a Nature Guide to Sierra Summits,” 3(10):1-2
  • “Inspiration from a Study of Nature,” 3(10):2
  • “June Beetle Season Arrives,” 3(10):2
  • “Lodge Pole Pine and Forest Fires,” 3(10):2
  • “Some Notable Saprophytes,” 3(10):3
  • “The Blue-Fronted Jay” [Steller’s jay], 3(10):3
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 6 - Yosemite Valley U Shape in Cross Section,” 3(10):4
• YNN 3(11) (July 12, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Toad Devours a Mouse,” 3(11):1-2
  • “A Perfectly Concealed Nest,” 3(11):2-3
  • “The Little Yosemite Camp,” 3(11):3-4
  • “Penstemons,” 3(11):4
  • “As Viewed by an Eastern Naturalist,” 3(11):5
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 7 - the Great Steps in the Canyon of the Merced,” 3(11):5-6
• YNN 3(12) (July 19, 1924) [PDF]
  • “The Merced Lake Camp,” 3(12):1-2
  • “An Eastern Nature Guide in the Yosemite,” 3(12):2-3
  • “Nature Guides Give High Country Trip,” 3(12):3
  • “A New Nesting Record for Clouds Rest” [Sierra Rosy Finches], 3(12):3-4
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 8 - What Glaciers Did to Sierra Mountain Tops,” 3(12):4-5
• YNN 3(13) (July 26, 1924) [PDF]
  • “New Museum for Yosemite,” 3(13):1-2
  • “‘Bug Killed’ Forests,” 3(13):2-3 by John M. Miller
  • “Violet-green Swallows,” 3(13):3
  • “An Albino grosbeak,” 3(13):3
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 9 - Polished Glacial pavements,” 3(13):4
• YNN 3(14) (August 2, 1924) [PDF]
  • “The Boothe Lake Camp,” 3(14):1-2
  • “Weasel and Sierra Junco,” 3(14):3
  • “Monkey Flowers,” 3(14):3
  • “Nature Guide Party Returns from Six Day Hike,” 3(14):3-4
  • “Drought and Yosemite Flora,” 3(14):4
  • “Telling Yosemite’s Story: No. 10 - Glacial Moraines of Yosemite,” 3(14):4
• YNN 3(15) (August 9, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Low Water Kills Fish,” 3(15):1
  • “Observations on Nesting White-Headed Woodpeckers,” 3(15):1-2
  • “An Interesting Behavior of Pines Cones,” 3(15):2
  • “Ah-wi-yah!” [Mirror Lake], 3(15):2-3
• YNN 3(16) (August 16, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Nature Study Party Climbs Mt. Dana,” 3(16):1-2
  • “What is ‘Bull Pine’?,” 3(16):2
  • “Western Kingbird Visits Yosemite,” 3(16):2
  • “A Flycatcher Week,” 3(16):2-3
  • “The Flora of Yosemite and Cape Cod” part 1, 3(16):3-4
• YNN 3(17) (August 23, 1924) [PDF]
  • “The Tuolumne Meadows Hikers’ Camp,” 3(17):1-2
  • “Finches of the Mountain Summits,” 3(17):2
  • “Do Daddylonglegs Drink?,” 3(17):2-3
  • “Exceptional August Bird Records,” 3(17):3
  • “The Flora of Yosemite and Cape Cod” part 2, 3(17):3-4
• YNN 3(18) (August 30, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Impressions,” 3(18):1-3
  • “Bird Baths,” 3(18):3
  • “Yosemite’s Vanished Mountain Sheep,” 3(18):3-4
• YNN 3(19) (September, 1924) [PDF]
  • “The Educational Work of 1924,” 3(19):1
  • “Notes on the Nesting of Band-Tailed Pigeons in Yosemite,” 3(19):2 by Enid Michael
  • “Snow-Shoe Rabbits” [Sierra Snow-Shoe Rabbit], 3(19):2-3
  • “California Red-Legged Frog” [Rana aurora draytonii], 3(19):3
  • “Bugling of the Elk,” 3(19):4
• YNN 3(20) (October, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Yosemite Indian Feasts of Autumn,” 3(20):1-3
  • “Yosemite Visitors from Mono” [Mono obsidian/acorn trade], 3(20):3
  • “A White-headed Woodpecker Feeds as a Chickadee,” 3(20):3-4
  • “Huge German Brown Trout Taken,” 3(20):4
• YNN 3(21) (November, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Yosemite Museum Cornerstone Laid,” 3(21):1-2
  • “Rare Bat Taken in Yosemite,” 3(21):2
  • “A Unique Food from Mono” [Ka-cha'-vee insect pupa], 3(21):2-4
  • “Botanic Notes,” 3(21):4 by Enid Michael
• YNN 3(22) (December, 1924) [PDF]
  • “Pine Nut Harvest,” 3(22):1-3
  • “Winter Robins from the North,” 3(22):3-4
  • “Valuable Historical Relics Donated to Yosemite" [photos, paintings, & scrap books], 3(22):4

Bibliographical Information

Carl P. Russell (1894-1967), editor, Yosemite Nature Notes 3 (1924) (Yosemite National Park: Yosemite Nature Guide Service, 1924). Mimeographed, 28 cm. Weekly June - August; monthly remainder of year. LCCN 54040211. Library of Congress call number QH1.Y6. U. S. Government Document Call Number: I 29.119

Digitized by Dan Anderson, March 2007, from a copy at San Diego State University Library.
    —Dan Anderson, www.yosemite.ca.us

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