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Davis
1948
Red's Meadow, 7500 ft., Sierra Nat'l Fk., Madera Co., Calif.
July 11, 1948
About lake & nearly fdrds. / whitebreasted
nutthatch noted. Tsuga mertensiana and
Thuya plicata grow about the lake.
Possibly accounts for presence of five gros-
breks. In camp in A.M.
July 12, 1948.
Hunted about 5 miles along trail to Fish Creek.
2 Thamnosfhis were seen on rotst logs next to
Streams. One was collected. Several Gerrhara-
tus were seen crawling through underbrush, and
one was collected, but later escaped. About 5 miles
from camp, saw several grossefly into an older
thicket at the edge of a meadow dissected by small
streams. I fired at one, but it was a juvinal.
The adult & another juvinal flew in oppo-
site directions. The bee remained nearby, chas-
ing to the other juvinal, but she remained deep
in the alders & I never saw her again. Steller's
jay heard several times along the trail. Shot
a red-breasted softsucker, but it remained
hanging in the tree. A pair of dippers were noted
uttering high, fying notes, by a stream 5 miles
up the trail, when we reached our farthest
point for the day.
July 13, 1948
In camp all day, save for a short trip to