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405.
Yellowstone Nat'l Parks
From Mammoth to Tern Lake.
October 6, 1933
Last night while making two
trips for Dr. Budoff to Old Faithful
no bears were seen. But several
visited the garbage cans back of
Hamilton's O.F. store. Two coyotes
were seen during the night
between O.F. and M.T. The Sandhill
cranes were not seen in Lower Tever
Basin. It is possible that they
have left in migration. Elk
and deer were seen constantly
along roadside throughout the
night. Observations were made
in great haste because of hurried
medical trip.
This morning we left Mammoth
about 8:30 A.M. Elk & deer numerous
around Mammoth. Near Lake
Junction no cranes seen where
they were usually to be found.
Geese still plentiful along the
Yel. River. Mergansers, Mallards
golden eyes, few Puddys still
present in all along the river.
At the lagoon on Mary's Bay
at least a thousand ducks were
present. They flew at our approach
so that few identifications were