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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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Transcription
Aug 19, 1960
0.6 mi SW Squaw Valley (P.O.), 6500 ft.,
Placer Co., Calif.
This photo shows the lowest
site we really found good for collecting.
Frits, Syglevia mormonia, and Phycoides
(mostly & mylitts) were abundant in the
golden rod beyond me, on both sides of
the road. The trees in the back ground are
alders, and the ski lift goes to Squaw
Peak. Arsching flew along the creek
and Rana muscosa was taken in the
creek to the left of the picture (not
shown). The locality should actually
read, "1.2 mi SW Squaw Valley (P.O.),
6500 ft., Placer Co., Calif."