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Yosemite Nature Notes 7 (1928)

Gabriel Sovulewski, author of “Story of Trail Building in Yosemite”

Carl P. Russell, editor.

• YNN 7(1) (January 1928) [PDF]
  • “School of Field Natural History Announcement of 1928 Session,” 7(1):1-4
  • “The ‘Rhino Buck’ of Yosemite,” 7(1):5 by George M. Wright
  • “A Native Mouser” [ring-tailed cat, Bassaricus], 7(1):6-7 by Carl P. Rusell
  • “A Battle to the Death” [robin and Cooper hawk] 7(1):7 by David Keck
  • “Mountain Quail,” 7(1):8 by George M. Wright
• YNN 7(2) (February 1928) [PDF]
  • “Solving a Grizzly Problem,” [preserving the Grizzly Giant Sequoia tree] 7(2):9-10 by J. J. Lermen
  • “Nesting Habits in Instincts in Birds,” 7(2):11,15 by Robert Hays
  • “House Movers in ‘Woodrat Row’,” 7(2):12-14 by George M. Wright
  • “The California Grape Fern,” 7(2):15 by Grace Benton
  • “Should Bears be Killed?” [1887 picture] 7(2):16
• YNN 7(3) (March 1928) [PDF]
  • “Exit ‘Old Horny’” [a “Rhino” buck mule deer] 7(3):17-18 by George M. Wright
  • “Recent Museum Accessions,” 7(3):19, 24 by Carl P. Russell
  • “H. C. Bumpus Inspects the Yosemite Educational Project” [Hermon C. Bumpus of the American Association of Museums] 7(3):20-23 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Gifts to the Yosemite Museum” [C. F. Gordon Cumming paintings] 7(3):23
• YNN 7(4) (April 1928) [PDF]
  • “The Story of Trail Building in Yosemite National Park,” 7(4):25-28 by Gabriel Sovulewski
  • “Western Red Bud,” 7(4):28
  • “Fare of the Golden Eagle,” 7(4):29 by George M. Wright
  • “Marking Historic Spots,” 7(4):30 by Carl P. Russell
  • “California’s State Bird,” 7(4):31 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Accessions in February,” 7(4):32
• YNN 7(5) (May 1928) [PDF]
  • “Reminiscences of the Bodie Strike,” 7(5):33-38 by John F. Parr
  • “A Tick-Infested Deer,” 7(5):38 by George M. Wright
  • “University Field Workers in Yosemite” [Professor E. O. Essig, University of California] 7(5):38
  • “Recent Museum Accessions,” 7(5):39-40 by Carl P. Russell
• YNN 7(6) (June 1928) [PDF]
  • “A Last Link with the Past” [Maria Lebrado or Totoya, granddaughter of Chief Tanaya], 7(6):41-46 by Carl P. Russell
  • “The Black Knot Fungus of Western Chokecherry,” 7(6):46-48 by George M. Wright
• YNN 7(7) (July 1928) [PDF]
  • “Gleanings along the Trails in 1928 [Yellow-Spotted Salamander Found by H. C. Bryant; Banded Grosbeak Returns by H. C. B.; Baby Elk Arrive by George M. Wright; Calliope Hummingbird at Old Stand by H. C. B.; Pileated Woodpecker Has Regular Beat by H. C. B.; Anglers Catch Fiesh by H. C. B.; Nestlings by M. B. Nichols; Nesting Season Has Arrived in Yosemite by H. C. B.],” 7(7):49
  • “Big Trees of Mariposa Grove Have Healthy Young Reproduction,” 7(7):52-53 by William C. Godfrey
  • “The Sky Pilot,” 7(7):54 by George M. Wright
  • “Sierra Marmot at Merced Lake,” 7(7):54 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Museum Notes [Yosemite School of Field Natural History, Class of 1928],” 7(7):55-56 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Old Horny’s Skull Exhibited” [a “Rhino” buck mule deer], 7(7):56
  • “Nature Guide Trips in 1928,” 7(7):57 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Mariposa Grove Has Guide Service,” 7(7):57 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Special Services to Organizations” [youth groups] 7(7):58-59 by Robert P. Hays
  • “National Parks Educational Committee to Meet,” 7(7):59 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Museum Campfires,” 7(7):59 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Recent Museum Accessions,” 7(7):60 by Carl P. Russell
• YNN 7(8) (August 1928) [PDF]
  • “The Oldest Big Tree in the Mariposa Grove” [Grizzly Giant] 7(8):61-64 by William C. Godfrey
  • “A Soldier Passes” [Tribute to G. Elmer Reynolds of the Stockton Record, who printed YNN] 7(8):64-65 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Gleanings along the Trails in 1928 [An Overstuffed Baby [robin] by Ralph Teal; Hummingbird Antics by H. C. Bryant; Decay Leads to Downfall [Kellogg black oak] by Elizabeth D. Crow; Western Ring-Necked Snake by C. P. Russell; Selective Action of Late Snowfall upon Huckleberry Oak by Ralph Teall; Troubles of a Chickaree Family by C. H. Oneal; the Diet of ‘Wild Deer’],” 7(8):66-69
  • “Educational Possibilities of the Yosemite Fish Hatchery,” 7(8):70 by Robert P. Hays
  • “The Yosemite Educational Staff,” 7(8):71 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Glacier Point Lookout Opened,” 7(8):71 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Nature Guide Service Established at Hetch Hetchy,” 7(8):72 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Recent Museum Accessions,” 7(8):72
• YNN 7(9) (September 1928) [PDF]
  • “Little Yosemite [Valley], the Beautiful,” 7(9):73 by C. H. Oneal
  • “An Early Morning Bird Revue,” 7(9):74-75 by George M. Wright
  • “A Nature Guide Party Conquers Mt. Lyell,” 7(9):75-77,83 by C. A. Harwell
  • “A New Mammal for Yosemite” [river otter] 7(9):78 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Resin as a Water Conserver: a Theory,” 7(9):79 by Louis J. Henrich
  • “Gleanings along the Trails in 1928 [Strange Feeding Habits of White-Throated Swifts by Enid Michael; More Notes on Moving Chickarees by Ralph Teal; Giant Red Fir Felled by C. H. Oneal; Bladderwort, a Carnivorous Plant by Ruth Hearl; Has Pileated Woodpecker Found New Mate by H. C. Bryant; Young Trout Eat Their Weaker Brothers by Ralph Teal; Woodpeckers Use Museum for Storehouse by C. H. Oneal ],” 7(9):80
  • “Recent Museum Accessions,” 7(9):83-4 by Carl P. Russell
• YNN 7(10) (October 1928) [PDF]
  • “Yosemite Birds in October,” 7(10):85 by Selma Werner
  • “Doe Pursues Coyote,” 7(10):86 by Joseph Dixon
  • “A Struggle without Rest” [Sentinel Dome Jeffrey pine] 7(10):86-87 by George M. Wright
  • “Summit Mining” [sign at Golden Crown mine] 7(10):87-88 by François E. Matthes
  • “My Feathered Dinner Guest” [Tanager] 7(10):88-89 by Florence Ann Sumner
  • “Misplaced Birds,” 7(10):89-90 by Dorothy Hack
  • “Vermin Campaigns” [shooting of predators by hunters] 7(10):91 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Yosemite Falls Will Only be Resting,” 7(10):91-92 by Lois M. Perry
  • “The Inspiration of Glacier Point” [poem] 7(10):92
• YNN 7(11) (November 1928) [PDF]
  • “Untimely End of a Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel,” 7(11):93 by William C. Godfrey
  • “The Deer Lick in Little Yosemite [Valley],” 7(11):94 by Donald McLean
  • “Our Striped Friend” [striped skunk] 7(11):94 by C. H. Oneal
  • “The Audubon Warbler,” 7(11):95-96 by Enid Michael
  • “Social Fish” [Happy Isles fish hatchery] 7(11):96-97 by L. J. Henrich
  • “Again the Pileated Woodpeckers,” 7(11):97 by Enid Michael
  • “Circumstantial Evidence” [Traily flycatcher birds nest destroyed by weasels] 7(11):98-99 by J. B. Herschler
  • “Fish Hatchery Has Additions,” [new exhibit] 7(11):99-100 by Robert P. Hays
  • “Flatworms and Roundworms,” 7(11):100 by Dorothy C. Barber
• YNN 7(12) (December 1928) [PDF]
  • “The Slaughter of the Trusting” [hunting and sportsmanship], 7(12):101-102 by C. H. Oneal
  • “The Yosemite Cony” [Ochotona schisticeps muiri], 7(12):102-104 by William C. Godfrey
  • “Hetch Hetchy” [visiting after the reservoir], 7(12):104-105 by Olive Pye
  • “The Cherry Hedge and Feeding Birds” [near Ahwahnee Hotel], 7(12):105-106 by Enid Michael
  • “Friends That Come in the Night” [Jumping mouse, Zapus pacificus alleni], 7(12):106 by Jeannette Parkinson
  • “Grouse Friends” [on Illilouette Trail], 7(12):107 by C. H. Oneal
  • “A Rattlesnake Banquets” [on a field mouse], 7(12):107-108 by Margaret Byrkit
  • “Microscopic Fresh Water Forms” [protozoa, algae, diatoms, rotifers, molusk and arthropod larvae], 7(12):108 by Dorothy Hack

Bibliographical Information

Yosemite Nature Notes 7 (1928) (Yosemite National Park: Yosemite Natural History Association, 1928). 24 cm. Ill. LCCN 54040211. Library of Congress call number QH1.Y6. U. S. Government Document Call Number: I 29.119

Digitized by Dan Anderson, May 2007, from copies at San Diego State University Library and Young Research Library (UCLA).
    —Dan Anderson, www.yosemite.ca.us

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