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S.B. Ref 4
1970
Journal
8 Feb 107 Amphibian collecting Trip
River at Bolder Creek, off Hwy 9,
Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
to be abundant and are
also scarce now. They would
go up the river to breed
but and would die and be
fed upon by the crayfish
which have also declined in
numbers. In answer to RCS's
query the old man said that
he knew of no dam barrier
to the movement of steelhead
and eels but that they
didn't like a concrete bottom
with no cover. RCS saw
several presumed newt
tail drags. I saw a Wood Duck.
The girl at the Restaurant
in Bolder Creek where we
had lunch said that it
hadn't rained for about a
week.
2 mi. E. Hwy 9 on Bear Creek
Rd., Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
Early afternoon stopped