Cogswell 1949 Journal 116 Red Mt, 5300 ft, 14 mi. S Hayford Trinity Co, Oreg. Sep. 7 (cont) I heard it give no call recognizable as to species. From about 8:00 to 10:30 a.m. I hiked over the ridge top near camp, in Jeffrey Pine-Sinewee Cedar - White Fir forest and open pine-cedar woodland with Harry oak and margets shrubs; around a low Ceanothus shrubland area and then one "bald" nearly bare of vegetation except for a mat of some woolly-leaved Lupine every 5-10 ft. or so. the weather was mostly overcast & there were a few sprinkles of rain, wind light to none from the west. Species seen were mostly the same as yesterday in this same area, but with additions as noted in the table on p. 133A. I collected 1 Xusbling Vireo, 1 meadowlark, 1 Black throated Gray Warbler, 1 Steller's Jay, and 1 Sceloporus occidentalis. Sep. 8 This a.m. to early p.m. I hiked from our camp northerly along the ridge to the junction of the Forest Glen & Dubasella- Wildwood trails with the road (same area as covered on 6th) and thence along the Dubasella trail which is here a road (of sorts). This road continues for about 3/4 a mile, passing thru the same types of forest as noted above on the 6th. Dr. Leopold was still with me, enroute to his grouse area, when I