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Little Lake, Calif.
July 28, 1933.
Yesterday evening just before dark
I shot a Flycatcher 329.
Early this morning as I was going
about my trap line I shot a pair
of Clark Nutcrackers. They were
feeding on the pine cones of the
Yellow Pine on the West side
of Little Lake. In the rocks north
of camp I caught a young Mottled
Shot a female Water Oystel across the
river from camp. It had been
working around several logs above
jammed in the willows. It had been
staying about this location for about
an hour before I shot him. This
was the third Oyster that I had
seen. Caught a Frogmouth in
a willow thicket between the
Little Lake and the river.