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Beaver Lakes
227.
Simpson
May 28, 1932.
Near Yellowstone
In the sage brush on the hill we
heard 3 rock wrens
and 3 warblers
ruby crowned brigtes
Mt chickadees
vesper sparrows
elfe elfels
carles crows
ravens
robing
sparrow hawks
In Clematus Gulch we saw a
Catbird, the first live seen.
There were heavy signs of winter
grazing all the way. Even in Clematus
Gulch, the "high water" mark was
pronounced. One bear tracks was
seen in the gulch.