J.G.Hall 1952 4 21 June Sagehen Creek, Nevada Co., Calif. to tell just where they begin & leave off when the water is so high. There is some alder ceanothus and pine (l'pole) & a shrub clingmpon scattered around the pond. At one place they cut & ate sparingly from the shrub. Didn't notice cuttings of alder & pine but may on a more thorough in- spection. Wood Pewee at pond. Left pond about noon & continued up- stream on north side. Watched two I red-naped sapouchers work over two large lodgepole stulbs. Found two old Beaver cuttings a couple of hundred yards above the colony and on a spit which separates the creek from a major tribe flow- ing from the south. This is below where the road crosse the stream. Crossing flooded. There is a great deal of aspen everywhere but seemed to be less concentrated by stream border than below. cleanthus clingmpon increasing as we went higher. Grows very close in places like manzanita. Kept on