D.A. Good 1982 Journal Bear Creek to Copperking Campground, Montana, cont. 24 June (cont.) at all common in Montana. I only worry that I don't know where to look for them. I can only look in places I would expect to find them in California. Copperking Campground, Lolo Nat'l Forest, Montana to Giant White Pine Campground, St. Joe Nat'l Forest, Idaho 25 June Another futile day of searching for Genhanotius owerbus. Up at 0700 and then back S into Mineral County looking for them. We drove S on Montana 56 to Montana 200, then E on this to Montana 135. Then S to St. Regis where we turned E on US 10 and went to Superior. Then SW on Montana 250 to Hurdoo Pass and on into Idaho on 250. We stayed on this road to Deception Gulch where S on 255 to Kelly Forks. Then back on 250 and following the Clearwater River. We continued to follow the river on 249 to get W/247. Then S on 247 to Headquarters. From there W on Idaho 7 to Kendrick, N on Idaho 3 to Deary, N on Idaho 9 to Harvard and finally N on Idaho 6 to Giant White Pine Campground which is 8 mi. N of Harvard and therefore more-or-less in the next Genhanotius locality I have. We spent the day following the above route and stopping periodically to turn logs but, as usual, caught nothing. We found a Thamnophis sirtalis on the road along Clearwater River (see Catalogue for locality). Camp is in a forest of mixed white pine, red cedar and Douglas fir. Since we reached the spot ca. 1915 so I haven't had a chance to look around yet.