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Highway 138, 2 mi. S.E. Littlerock, San Bernardino
Co., Calif.
May 7, 1946
Hunted for Lipsosaurus in the creosote
brush tannocks for about an hour, but the
only lizards we saw were Uta and Cnemis-
dophorus. It was apparently too early
for the dips. Left camp about 8:00 a.m.
Drove on Cal. Hwyay 138 through Littlerock and
on to a point where 138 intersects Hwyay 2.
Turned S on Hwyay 2 and drove to Vincent
where we took the Angeles Crest Drive S.W.
Stopped at the foot of a canyon 25 mi. NE of
Junction of Highways 2 + 118, Los Angeles Co., Calif.
where we hunted for Eusatina for about an
hour + a half. I found 2 E. eschscholtzii
(see species account). Then drove on to
Pasadena + on to Agusa where we ate lunch.
After lunch We drove to Crystal Lake, due N of
Agusa about 25 mi. The road goes past San
Gabriel Damt Reservoir No.1, to Crystal Lake,
at an elevation of 5900', in the yellow pine-
P. chrysolepis - Incense cedar belt. We
obtained a permit for our Coleman stove at
the ranger station, and had a lengthy
conversation with the ranger, Mr. Lewis,
and several of his assistants. They