After a hundred years, a trace of color survives on a flower specimen pressed into a naturalist’s field notebook. Field notes, North Dakota, Canada, and Oregon, June 2-July 8, 1915. Vernon Bailey. Internet Archive.

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After a hundred years, a trace of color survives on a flower specimen pressed into a naturalist’s field notebook. Field notes, North Dakota, Canada, and Oregon, June 2-July 8, 1915. Vernon Bailey. Internet Archive.
List of birds spotted in Washington D.C. area on April 6 and April 7, 1912. Notes on birds observed and migratory habits of birds around Washington, D.C., and vicinity, 1911 (and 1912). Vernon Bailey. Internet Archive
Botanical specimen pressed into a naturalist’s notebook. Field notes, North Dakota, Canada, and Oregon, June 2-July 8, 1915. Vernon Bailey.
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A botanical specimen pressed into a naturalist’s field notebook. Vernon Bailey. Field notes, Texas and California, April 3-November 1, 1899.
Vernon Bailey. Field notes, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada, January 1-February 11, 1889.
On the last page of a young naturalist’s field notebook, the owner sketches this Native American dwelling, with the notation, “Ute wickiup, made of yuccas, Dolores Spring, Arizona, Feb. 3, 1899.”
Notes of Vernon Orlando Bailey, 1864 - 1942
Photographs taken by Clay Hunter and Don Stroenson