Diary, July 16-August 30, 1906 while collecting in Virginia and West Virginia
date: label: Date Range
content: 1906
label: Start Date
content: 19060716
label: End Date
content: 19060830
notes: label: Abstract
content: This field book is a diary describing Stejneger's daily collecting activities in Virginia and West Virginia from 16 July to 30 August 1906. Stejneger describes traveling to various locations to trap reptile and amphibian species. Often mentioned are bufo frogs, lizards, and salamanders. Specimen referred to in this diary may correspond with specimen listed in "Descriptions of reptiles and amphibians with specimen numbers from Europe (1905) and Virginia (1906)" (Box 26 Folder 4). Locations within Virginia include but are not limited to Mt. Solon and various places in Augusta County. Also included is a list of photographs taken and expenses.
place: label: Place
content: United States
label: Place
content: Augusta
label: Place
content: Virginia
label: Place
content: Mount Solon
label: Place
content: West Virginia
topic: label: Topic
content: Herpetology
label: Topic
content: Herpetologists
setName: label: See more records from this collection
content: Leonhard Stejneger Papers, 1753, 1867-1943
label: See more records associated with this person
content: Stejneger, Leonhard, 1851-1943
dataSource: label: Data Source
content: Smithsonian Field Book Project
identifier: label: Accession #
content: SIA RU007074
objectType: label: Record type
content: Fieldbook record
label: Object Type
content: Field notes
label: Object Type
content: Diary
objectRights: label: Access Information
content: Many of SIA's holdings are located off-site, and advance notice is recommended to consult a collection. Please email the SIA Reference Team at osiaref@si.edu.
physicalDescription: label: Collection name
content: Leonhard Stejneger Papers, 1753, 1867-1943
label: Physical Description
content: 1 field book
label: Physical Location
content: Smithsonian Institution Archives
label: Sublocation
content: Box 26 Folder 5