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Journal
W. RĂmer
1951
9 Sept. Calif.: Marin Co. Novato and point [Paper Will Creek]
where the Arroyo Nicasio enters Lagunitas
Creek is extremely arid and mostly over-
grazed grassland. At the point where the
road from Nicasio joins the one between
Point Reyes Station and Petaluma there were
a few large but isolated pools still present.
Fish were extremely abundant, R. boylii
young present. No Triturus with a
short examination. That this region is
quite wet at other times of year is attested
to by the mosses growing on the stake fences.
Triturus grandisonae larvae and adults
collected in Paper Will Creek in Samuel
P. Taylor State Park. See that species for
details. The weather today was clear and extremely
hot.
15 Sept. Calif.: Contra Costa Co. Visited both Triturus
study areas. 0900-1015 hrs at Pofanette.
See T. torosus. Baby Hyla only recently
metamorphosed in tremendous numbers
near water. So thick many must have
been crushed under foot. They are every-
where. Small Rana aurora (about 1inch)
common. Young Sceloporus - probably
recently hatched also about. At
Pinchurst 1045-1145 hrs. See T. torosus
Weather hot, sunny, hazy.