Ronto, Sean 2006 Journal Cnyrs Creek, Cnyrs National Forest and Great Falls Basin, Cnyrs Cr., CA June 15 Sean Schorille and cl parked at Lone Pine campground and walked up along Cnyrs Creek to about 6500 ft. We dropped into the creek bed at 6450 ft and started flipping rocks and logs along the stream, amid aspen trees in shaded canyon habitat. At the point where the stream becomes an impassible waterfall and the rock walls form a steep narrow canyon, Sean found a juvenile H. platycephalus under a large rock in the sun next to the stream on sandy soil. We searched under rocks from this point up to the waterfall (a few meters) and found a total of 6 juveniles, 2 subadults and one adult H. platycephalus. cl collected the adult (SMR98) (36.57099°N, 118.20110°W [WGS84, 20m acc.), 1980m elev.). We searched the area around 12:30 PM for about 15 min. to find the salamanders. There were excellent-looking mossy areas along the waterfall, but only the first was accessible; cl searched it and found nothing. We got the following swab samples: Swab ID Age class Sex Buccal/Nostril IC(Cnyrs Creek)1 adult female B,V - SMR98 IC2 subadult B,V IC3 subadult B,V IC4 juvenile v IC5 juvenile v IC6 juvenile v IC7 juvenile v IC8 juvenile v IC9 juvenile v