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and there is a high fog. The ground
was covered with leaf litter and was
saturated with water. Nate found
two adult Amerides lugubris
under leaves up against the trunk
of a tree. We stopped at this area
at about 9:00 A.M. These Amerides
lugubris have much more of a brown
tone to them compared with those
we found at Briceburg yesterday which
were a deeper purple black color.
The Amerides lugubris that Nate found
were just under leaves not under a
rock or board. One which he had
picked up was squeaking. The other
was right up against the base of
a sycamore tree.
L.B. Ruth
1969 Journal
Feb Clear Creek 3 miles off Hwy. 9, Brookdale,
Santa Cruz Coy Calif.
We arrived here at about 10:30 A.M.
The sun broke through the cloud
cover and the sky was clear.
The creek was quite high and we
were not able to find any Dicamptodon
larvae. I found about 6 Amerides
flavipunctatus niger all close to