Journal, v4151
Page 211
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D Richardson 134 57 General Account. found in th rocky edge of th lakes, especially those that did not contain fish. Most of the frogs seen were more than 3" in length and the average was 2 1/2 and varied down in size to tadpoles. On the trail a mile above camp in a large dense Fox-tailed Pine tree with a large quantity of Porcupine dung underneath. This tree had evidently been his winter refuge. The logs showed evidence that he had been gnawing this tree. In camp This evening we had an excellent chance to observe a female Pine Martin. It was hopping lightly about on the rocks along a little marshy stream She had a pale muddy brown coat. We put fishing this evening caught 4 Golden trout the largest being 10 1/2" long. 2 were female Weather, Clear and bright the morning, cloud and slight hail in evening