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393.
Lake of the Woods long after the
regular mating season. At least
all these unusual factors suggest
such an explanation.
The swans have already lost
all their cygnets. No sign of them
was found. Wright walked
around the lake & found no sign
of a nest. It is probably in a
slough on the far side where
he was unable to go. Their
breeding ground is also on that
side of a promontory.
About 30 ducks, too far out
to identify were on the lake.
Aug. 15, 1933.
From 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. & drove from
Mammoth to Old Faithful.
A coyote in fine tawny reddish
pelage was seen by the road at
7-mile bridge; about half a mile
north, two does were seen. A black
bear was at Apollinaris Spring;
a bull elk with antlers in the
velvet, fully developed at Norris;
about 12 elk in Gibson Meadow.
About 40 elk and 3 sandhill
cranes (immature) in lower
geyser basin and marsh lawns