LIDICKER 1980 Oct. 10 cont. including several i natural area. One of the latter had the creamium opened up, finding it rather microcosm. It was obvious that a fairly high density of M. was present before the dam. A careful search has also made for White-tailed Deer. A flock of about 30 birds was observed on the S. bank. Most were young of the year, but I did hear one song (twice): --- TTTT.... On the N. end then was an odd-sized flock of ~20 birds. According to Cagswell, most of them were gambelli, but at least some were nuttalli. Again I heard one song: --- TTT..... Whether or not the two Brooks Deer's kickouts survival will have to wait for the spring breeding season. (no authors) One Black-tailed Deer was seen on the N end + bank water hill; droppings were also seen on the hill. No Rattler sign was noted. Ne:1 H. reported seeing one Theraphthis near the South-agar trees, + I found one dead + fairly tanned Cerrodonotus. The South-agar close the spring on the E slope were totally burned if not killed. A small trackings near the spring on the W side was partly burned. Beech's shrubs were burned and large ones that mostly they are still starting a very will justfully strong shoot. A few green shoots & poles & grasses were seen occasionally. Most prominent were green shoots of some ferns and green lining the upper edge of the road on the E slope.