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Yosemite Nature Notes 6 (1927)

1927 Masthead with the Sentinel Dome Jeffrey Pine

Galen Clark shortly before his death, by Mode Wineman

Carl P. Russell, editor.

• YNN 6(1) (January 1927) [PDF]
  • “The Yosemite School of Field Natural History: a National Park Service Educational Activity,” 6(1):1-2,8 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “European Trout in Yosemite,” 6(1):4-5 by Carl P. Russell
  • “‘Peagie’ Trenches in Which the Monos Trapped Their Suppers,” [Pandora moth caterpillars] 6(1):6-7 by John M. Miller
• YNN 6(2) (February 1927) [PDF]
  • “The Mode Wineman Collection of Camera Studies: Splendid Pictures Presented to Museum,” 6(2):9 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Photographic Studies of Yosemite,” 6(2):10-11 (from Museum Graphic March 1927) by Mode Wineman
  • “A Yosemite Plea of 1907,” 6(2):12-15 by Galen Clark
    • Reprinted as Early Days in Yosemite
  • “Book Plate Adopted for Museum Library,” 6(2):16
• YNN 6(3) (March 1927) [PDF]
  • “High Sierra Winter Residents,” 6(3):17 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Why are Snow Surveys Made?,” 6(3):18-19 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Some Winter Observations on the Williamson Sapsucker,” 6(3):20-22
  • “Unique Food of Monos,” [Koochahbie, Ephydrahians, fly larvae] 6(3):23-24 by Carl P. Russell
• YNN 6(4) (April 1927) [PDF]
  • “The Yosemite Museum,” 6(4):25-27,30-31 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Reading History in Glacial Debris,” 6(4):28-29
  • “Miscellaneous Notes [Inspiration from a Study of Nature by Harold C. Bryant; Sierra Nevada Range a Single Mountain; Missletoe; Interesting Notes on ‘Insects and the Milkweed’ by Samuel Beller],” 6(4):32
• YNN 6(5) (May 1927) [PDF]
  • “Bohemian Waxwing West of Yosemite National Park,” 6(5):33
  • “White-Tailed Jack Rabit Taken,” 6(5):34,39 by Carl P. Russell
  • “A Plant of Many Uses,” 6(5):35 by Carl P. Russell
  • “What Becomes of Our Mountain Meadows,” [Disappearing Meadows] 6(5):36-37 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Sharp-Tailed Snake in the Vicinity of Yosemite,” 6(5):38 by Donald D. McLean
  • “Indian Mortar Rocks,” 6(5):38 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Chauncey J. Hamlin Visits Yosemite,” 6(5):39
  • “Director Mather and Elk Calf,” [Tule Elk] 6(5):40
• YNN 6(6) (June 1927) [PDF]
  • “Night Ants at Home,” 6(6):41- by Donald D. McLean
  • “Indians Grazed on Herbage,” 6(6):42 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Miner’s Lettuce Montia perfoliata,” 6(6):42-43
  • “A White-Headed Woodpecker’s Nest,” 6(6):43 by Donald D. McLean
  • “A Timely Nature Lesson,” 6(6):44 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Mountain Lions at Alder Creek,” 6(6):44 by John W. Bingaman
  • “Do Not Try to Adopt a Yosemite Fawn!,” [photo] 6(6):45
  • “A Nature Preserve for Yosemite,” [Wilderness research preserve] 6(6):46-48 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Explanatory Label Placed with Caged [Mountain] Lions,” 6(6):44
• YNN 6(7) (July 1927) [PDF]
  • “Yosemite’s New Hatchery,” [Happy Isles] 6(7):49-51 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “A Pugnacious Sierra Grouse,” 6(7):51 by Donald D. McLean
  • “The Owls of the Central Sierra Nevada,” 6(7):52 by Donald D. McLean
  • “Recent Museum Accessions,” 6(7):53 by Carl P. Russell
  • “Band-Tailed Pigeons to be Seen in Yosemite,” 6(7):54 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Afield with the Nature Guides [White-Crowned Sparrow in Yosemite Valley by H. C. Bryant; Clark’s Bridge Water Ouzels Leave Nest by H. C. Bryant; Clark Nutcrakcer’s Nest, near Sentinel Dome by D. D. McLean; Botanic Report for Yosemite by Enid Michael],” 6(7):55-56
• YNN 6(8) (August 1927) [PDF]
  • “Fishing in Yosemite,” 6(8):57 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “More about Pigmy Owls,” 6(8):58 by Enid Michael
  • “Ladybird Beetles Versus Aphids,” 6(8):59 by Shaler E. Aldous
  • “Spotted Owls Seen in Yosemite,” 6(8):60-61 by C. H. O’Neal
  • “Extraordinary Fishermen,” 6(8):61 by Mabel E. Hibbard
  • “Afield with the Nature Guides [Nature Guiding at Glacier Point by Dorr C. Yeager; Chickarees Eat Stems of Black Oak Leaves by H. C. Bryant; a Chickadee’s Nest in a Novel Place by D. D. McLean; Bear with Three Cubs Entertains Yosemite Visitors; Ground Squirrel Burns His Nose by Door C. Yeager; Jack Frost Decorates Ledge Trail by H. C. Bryant; the Cherry Tree [on Yosemite Creek]; Mother Robin Fools the Sun by Alice Craig; Nature Guided Trips to High Sierra Camps; Clark Nutcracker (Nucifraga columbiana) by Carl P. Russell; Ground Squirrel’s Back Scratcher by Door C. Yeager],” 6(8):62-64
• YNN 6(9) (September 1927) [PDF]
  • “The Yosemite Museum Flower Show,” 6(9):65-67 by Mabel E. Hibbard
  • “Strange Homes on Oaks,” 6(9):67 by Rena P. Duthie
  • “My Acquaintance with Picket Pins” [Belding ground squirrel], 6(9):68 by Ruth H. Kirkland
  • “Some John Muir Reminiscenses,” 6(9):69-70 by Mrs. H. J. Taylor [Rose Taylor]
  • “A Glacier Point Incident of the Eighties,” [McCauley’s Chicken tale] by M. Hall McAllister
  • “Seeing Mt. Hamilton from Yosemite,” 6(9):71 by M. Hall McAllister
  • “The Pictures from Lick Observatory,” [of Yosemite] 6(9):71 by M. Hall McAllister
  • “More about Our Fawn Problem: Baby Deer Not to Be Disturbed,” 6(9):72
• YNN 6(10) (October 1927) [PDF]
  • “The Half Dome Crack,” 6(10):73 by Ralph Teall
  • “Broken Wing Ruse,” 6(10):74 by Beryl Rapp
  • “Stumps that Grow,” [Douglas fir] 6(10):75 by Paul J. White
  • “The Grass Carpet on Yosemite’s Floor, 6(10):76-77 by E. M. Woodham
  • “Plurality of Mates,” [California woodpeckers] 6(10):78 by Enid Michael
  • “Medicinal Properties of Some Yosemite Plants,” 6(10):79 by Fern E. Miller
  • “Autumn Life among the Red Firs,” 6(10):80 by Donald D. McLean
• YNN 6(11) (November 1927) [PDF]
  • “The Calavaras Warbler,” 6(11):81 by Enid Michael
  • “The Ferns of Yosemite,” 6(11):82-86 by Grace Benton
  • “How Long Will a Bear Stay up a Tree?,” 6(11):86 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Flying Squirrels in Yosemite Camps,” 6(11):87 by Harold C. Bryant
  • “Old Horny: Yosemite’s Remarkable Unicorn Buck,” [photo] 6(11):88 by James V. Lloyd
• YNN 6(12) (December 1927) [PDF]
  • “Bodie, Dead City of Mono,” 6(12):89-97 by Carl P. Russell

Bibliographical Information

Yosemite Nature Notes 6 (1927) (Yosemite National Park: Yosemite Natural History Association, 1927). 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, April 2007, from a copy at San Diego State University Library.
    —Dan Anderson, www.yosemite.ca.us

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