153 Oct. 1932 Allure, Lake, 7000 ft., Blaine Co., Idaho. July 13, 1932. maniculatus. Considering the number of animals taken the night before on 25 traps this catch seemed remark- able low. Shot a 8? Juco over in the Douglas Fir area that is very light in color appearing like meannse. In one of the traps there was a white-crowned Sparrow, and in another a Bufo. Captured another Bufo, a Rana and 4 Thamophis ordinoides. It began to rain early this p.m. and continued throughout the night. Last evening I heard and saw a pair of Flying Squirrels on the base of a Lodge Pole Pine 3 feet from my head. They give a series of high pitched squeals. This evening I pland out 2 traps in protected places where the rain would not spring them, near some refuse. Blanchard & Miller both reported seeing Woodchucks and Conies up high in the peaks where they were seeking Lemmocietes. Miller saw 2 of the latter today. Blanchard brought back 3 Conies yesterday, also an immature marmot. July 14, 1932 Due to the heavy downpour it was useless to set out any traps last p.m. One of the rat traps contained a ? Glacomyssabrinus. Shot an Evening Grosbeak from the top of a dead Lodge Pole Pine near camp. Miller collected 4 more from the flock. Moved camp early in the a.m., going back to Cascade. Stopped at noon on a flat meadow on the W side of the Sawtooth,