W. Riemer 1951 Journal 4 Mar. Calif.: Napa and Sonoma cos. Eunicea shil ton ian us under rocks at edged road. Not raining for short period while at this locality but apparently most of rest of day. (See T. circularis for more detailed account of this locality). Drove on toward Stewart's Point on coast in expectation of collecting also at Cazadero. Only a couple of miles from the coast road blocked by fallen tree so returned home via Healdsburg, Santa Rosa, Petaluma and Vallejo. Road west of Shaggs Springs not difficult except where rains have caused slides. Near summit (1900 ft.) blanket of snow over much of ground, perhaps 4-6 inches. Douglas fir and redwood timber at top, lower slopes with oak and grass; much grazed by sheep. Considerable lumbering activity. Many cascading tributary streams. All main streams muddy. On road paralleling Dry Ar. between Shaggs Springs and Healdsburg picked up one DORIgraulosus. Flat floodplain terrain, orchards. Is region near Shaggs Springs to mountainous? Buffalo beans also along this road. Common in numbers but all appeared but half grown. Present in party were myself, D. Zweifel, K. Murray.