Field notes, v4225
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Ronto, Dean 2006 Journal Aug. 3 Bridalveil Falls and Cathedral Lakes, Yosemite National Park, Mariposa and Tuolumne Co., CA (cont.) the same general area as that I found SMR18 in; I forgot my GPS and camera in the car, so no photos, vouchers and I'll have to use the GPS point from SMR18. None of the salamanders were out on dry rock near seeps and two were in seeps with mountain heather, Naceinium, willow, grass and moss. I got breeal and ventral swabs for all four. I continued to search above this area afterwards until 2305, but found nothing more. I also collected 6 Helobia for Dean D. The day was sunny and mild and the night was clear and fairly cold. Swals # Age class/sex Kind Cathedral Lakes1 (CaL1) Adult ♂ B,V CaL2 Adult ♀ B,V CaL3 Adult ♀ B,V CaL4 Subadult B,V Aug. 10 Smith Lake, Redaction Wilderness, El Dorado National Forest, El Dorado Co., CA After getting a very late start leaving Berkeley, I drove to the trailhead for Smith Lake arriving at 5PM. I hiked up to the lake and found my data logger, which I downloaded and pulled at 1943. I began flipping rocks in the seep areas at 2000 and found 3 juvenile H. platycephala, which I did not swab since they were small. The seep zone was somewhat dry except for two small streams flowing