J. Rudgers -1942 Hampropeltis getulna boylii April 21, Mus. Vert. Zool., Univ. Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Color of specimen (T.P. 2998) taken 1 mi.W Michigan Bar, 200 feet, Sacramento County, Calif, A light brown specimen, as compared with a black one collected near Mt. Diablo the same week. Nearest Mars Brown (Pl XV, 13; m) near head and tail and in other parts when light is not shining thru snake. Light shining thru gives the brown a pinkish cast, especially on sides, where light comes thru most. "White" rings, near Cream Color (Pl XVI, 19; F) than white anteriorly and nearer white than Cream Color posteriorly. A large L.G.B. that is being kept in captivity by Walter Dalguest (specimen from near Mt. Diablo) ate a large Genhonotus monuli-carnaticus and a small Coluber c.mormon. Sceloporus c. was in the cage with it for several days, but none were taken. Domall L.G.B., taken near in Berkeley Hills, at a skink (Eumeces shiltronius). It has been in a cage with a Coluber c. mormon by about 14 days, for days but did not eat it.