D.A. Good 1982 Journal Warner Mountains, Modoc Co., Calif July 20,21,22 I have been negligent in my note writing so I am writing 3 days worth on the evening of 22 July, After looking at the Fite's locality at Rainbow Creek (see previous entry). The area was covered with a growth of pines (younger than 50 years - Fite's collection was 1932) + not suitable for lizards. We then drove to Modoc County to look for the disjunct population there. On the advice of the Forest Service naturalist at Cedarville, we spent the remainder of that day and the next two checking meadows for lizards. Many of these looked good for lizards - but none. This morning we drove to the MVE locality: 12 mi. Creek, on the Fort Bidwell-Adel road. This spot turned out to be dominantly sagebrush - obviously not G. coeruleus country. Also - this locality was supposed to be in Modoc Co. It was actually across the border in Oregon. Either the locality was inaccurate or mistaken because there is no way lizards would live there. I also spent large amounts of time the last few days working on a mechanical problem with my car. Collected 9 Bufos boreas at Lily Lake, just 5 of the Oregon border after dark on 22 July. Warner Mtns. to Lassen Nat'l Forest, Calif. 23 July Left the Warner Mtns this morning and took the following route: S on 395 to Susanville, then E on 36 to Chester, then S on 89 to get W dirt road to Butte Meadows. I was aiming at Bottle Hill in Butte Co. where there is a large collection of Gembonotus in MVE. Due to