2 ♂♂ and 1 ♀ in a corner of the cave that had not been marked. Total running 15♀♀ and 9 ♂♂ Removed yesterday /7♀♀ and 4 ♂♂/ 22♀♀ 13 ♂♂ About 3:30 p.m. we found that the left cave has a branch that goes past the rock slide that blocks it. This is much the longest branch of any; fairly warm and wet. In it we found only 6 bats: 5 ♂♂ and 1 flew. Here total score for both caves was 22♀♀ and 18 ♂♂ At 1 p.m. went cave hunting with a boy, Brent Parrish, of Rain Rock Ranch, Old Station, Shasta Co. Found one very good Corynorhinus cave a bit SE or E of the Ice Cave that we were in yesterday. Mostly females. Found one pair, ♂ and ♀, unweighted, both torpid. Clearly fluid could be expelled from ♀. Another cave 1.6 miles N of Subway had a very narrow opening and only one large chamber. Contained 1 Cory ♀. Went back to Subway in the evening. Only saw about 2 Cory flying in the course of 3 trips through the cave, yet considerable activity must have been going on (see below). Of the 18 we had spinned in the morning and hung up on the side walls, only two remained where hung at 8:30 p.m., about equal number on ceiling. (By tomorrow morning only 1 remain where put). At 8:35 on first trip through in evening encountered 3♀♀ clustered together. Captured them—all torpid). At another point (also in south branch):