Catalogue and journal, v1563
Page 787
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W. Reimer 1953 Journal 2 May Calif.: Butte Co. In this area inspected several streams near Magalia, Deaddle, Centerville and areas between; found no Triturus. All water seems high and rapid with cloody effect. Is this product of recent storms? At 3 mi S Magalia captured 1 Gyrtonotus multicarinatus near stream in yellow pine forest. Also saw Rana boylei. At Magalia in rocky cataracts below Paradise Reservoir took one Rana boylei. Camped for night near Centerville. 3 May Examined Butte Creek in several places between Centerville and a short ways below the Honey Run Covered Bridge. Several isolated pools looked ideal, had temperatures of 12°C, Main stream 10°C. Took only one Rana catesbeiana 5 mi. SW Centerville. Then drove directly to: 3 May Calif: Shasta Co. where a short stop at a wide (20 ft.) stream of moderate flow in a belt of large palms in essentially open grazing land. Here at 4 mi. WSW Bella Vista caught 1 Rana catesbeiana and one Rana boylei. A second stop for Triturus made at 1 mi. NE Bigot and in small canyons tributary to Cow Creek took large series of T. grandis and a few screeve. Also there was one Clemmys marmorata