Kaye - 1933. 2 mi. S, 6 mi. W, Chico; 100 ft., Butte Co., Calif. Sept. 15, 1933. high spots, was flooded over by over-flow from the Sacramento river and adjacent tributaries. In recent years flooding of the land has occurred less and less often. It has been five years since any more than normal flooding of the land has occurred. According to several authorities there are no beaver in here at the present time. Mr. Baber says he would not be averse to their introduction to this territory. There are several localities favorable to beaver, especially Perkins and Eddy's Lakes. (See accompanying Newhard Quadrangle for location of these lakes.) Later or more detailed information will be given to the habitat types of these lakes. This afternoon Dr. Hall, Dr. Miller, Ward Russell and myself drove out to The Lagoon* - originally an oxbow lake formed by a meander of the Sacramento river. We hunted along the east edge of it. This edge of the lagoon is heavily bordered with vegetation, which thins progressively away from the river. Near the lagoon the vegetation * See Newhard Quadrangle.