B. Richardson 134 56 General Account. The animal life seen today has not been what one would call abundant. These Callopancyphles were seen one at or on alt of 11,500. Ravy Finches were common and seemed to be pairing off. A pair of Blackbirds and a Wood Pecker were seen at 18,600 ft elevation. At the south end of the lake South America we are observed where two foxes had evidently caught a Sierra Gair. The tracks in the snow told the tale, two fox tracks and a rabbit crossed the outlet to the lake and the tracks showed a good deal of skirmishing about and finally two fox tracks giving up to the hill. The length of the stride of the fox was 7" away and the track in the snow measured 2" by 2 1/2". The Yellow-legged Frogs were