Crowley 1942 Journal Park June 3 Azalea Camp, General Grant Headquarters 6700 ft., Fresno Co. Calif. While on the road to Home Lake, we saw tho- turn Robins, White-throated Swift sailing about above our car, Ground Squirrel, Mourning Dove, Wood Pewee, Turkey Vulture, and Coast Steller Jays. We had lunch at a picnic grounds near Home Lake, at 1:00 a.m. There we saw Chipping Sparrow, Goldfinch, Blackheaded Grosbeak, Brewer Blackbird, Wood Pewee, and a g. Indulbin Warbler, Oregon Junco and Western Robin. The weather during the morning was cold, cloudy at times, then again sunny but at all times bitterly windy. We left Home Lake, proceeded to Gen. Grant Headquarters (3:30 arrived). There Mrs. Grunnell get provisions, we bought footcards, and waited for the truck. Then Harvey and Bob arrived, they said they wanted to visit some meadow (since they had al- ready seen the General Grant Tree). So we saw the tree while Jean, Harvey and Bob saw the meadow. Ida and I, Mrs Grunnell and Marie took a camp patrol Camp Azalea, then hiked down to the General Grant tree. Then we first saw our campsite, it was already