B. Richardson 134 General Account 59 of that of Great Basin with its glacial valley, cirques and rugged mountains forming the rim of the basin. This neither so large or impressive as the two previously mentioned. The mammals and birds of prey that were seen today were relatively few. A chipmunk was seen at an elevation of 12500 ft in tall flowering meadow grass. The rock wrens were singing and were also seen let at an altitude of 12500 ft. There was evidence of where winter work along the grassy stream bank. The fish in this first three lakes were plentiful and of good size. From all appearances they were Bald Eagle Trout In the evening 5:20 P.M. I observed an old & American Merganser that was feeding on the fingerling fish in