Journal, v4151
Page 109
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Transcription
General Account searching for the nests of Grouse and Solitary. A pair of birds were located but no nest. This locality is probably a feeding ground. We returned to camp by the trail down the knob and around the north side of the lake. After lunch we spent the entire time between the river and the lake hunting for black bird nests and garter snakes and frogs. In the evening I spent a few minutes shooting bats. The Little Lake is situated between two knobs that have at some time had large rock slides from the steep stone walls. The lake is separated from river by a well defined sand ridge. This ridge is covered with Poplar and Willow trees. At the south side of the lake