17, 1960 Mombo Meadows to Five Lakes, near Squaw Valley, Calif. stream (i.e. - granite boulders along the edge & rocks and gravel on the bottom of the [pools]). The ponds seemed to be more in the shade than the others in which we have found frogs. There were no tadpoles seen. I also saw a frit here. We thought we were at the point where we turned off for the lakes, but a check with my map showed we were still about 120 feet too low. At the top of this climb we found a sign pointing to the Five Lakes, and a fairly comfortable but dusty path leading there. About 100 ft. from the sign we were greeted by an open meadow with a few sulfurs flying about. I got 2 or 3 coppers, 2 or 3 saepium, a & acmon, and 2 or 3 frits, and Tony got about the same. He saw an angle wing. Under a log we got a couple of small Hyla. Tony found a sign with the name "Mombo Meadow", so this is what we are calling it. We ate lunch here. Just beyond the meadow was a pond about 30 feet in diameter, but we couldn't get to it because of the mud around it. There were a couple of Aeschna flying over it, an avoto & in the mud, but apparently there were no amphians in the pond. From here on the terrain became more forested, but olivier and dustier, and there was little undergrowth in the forest. Near the top of the ridge I saw a Tarnetum. Tony said he had seen some like it about 6000 ft on the 15th, flying along the creek. After hiking for a while, I finally saw one of the Five Lakes through the pine trees. We hiked along one and then down to its edge. Here many damselflies and dragonflies flew along the shore. We saw trout jumping from the