Journal, v4151
Page 233
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B. Richardson 34 68 General Account At the first little lake the other side (west) of Kaweah Bag we observed 143+ frogs on the north side of the lake over a distance of 100 yd. They were so thick that we undoubtly missed many in the count. They ranged in size from 3" in length at tadpol stage. Tadpoles were not then in consideration. Three of these Yellow-legged Frogs were taken for specimens. Two Corixs were seen today one in Kaweah Bag 10700 ft. and the other up at the edge of the last of the nine lakes alt. 1200 ft. This morning while going to my traps I found one nest and one occupied White-crowned Sparrow nest. The nest, 4 eggs and adult bird were collected. A flock (30) of Ruby Finches was flying about in short circles over the meadow this morning, evidently this was mating