Field notes, v580
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Hyla regella Aug. 17, 1960 - Five Lakes, 1.7mi S., 1.4mi W. Squaw Valley, 2500 ft., Placer Co., Calif. - A Hyla was collected with three Ranq muscosa in an arm of one of the Five Lakes. It was found among a clump of sticks and grass at the water's edge, in the water. It stayed close to the shore, and was the only Hyla seen here. It was light brownish in color. # 4/5. Snout-vent length about ?8 inches. Dorsum an o-aure-yellow (1) becoming a very pale (2) laterally and on the dorsal surface of the limbs, which are barred with darker (3). A brown (3) vitta from the nostrils to the front of the arm insertion; lateral and ventral surface of limbs greenish-yellow (4); below dirty white (5), un- patterned. Description shortly after death.