J.G.Hall 1954 178 June Cabin Creek, 10,500', White Mts., Mono Co., Calif. adult we'd just seen was one of the parents. Moving west we approached 3 large patches of lodgepole pine, this being one of two known areas where lodgepole grow in the whites. We each took a patch with instruct- ions to shoot all hermit thrushes, ut hatches & kinglets. The hermit thrushes were singing but all 2 shot here was an indubon Warb- ler. Saw a beautiful bobcat track in mud along Creek bank. On way back I shot a vesper sparrow and a horned lark, also saw a mourning dove here. both on the grass-sage flats, 5 June Back to camp by 2. Did a few skins in morning before breaking camp and went to Big Pine for supplies, then went up White Mt. Rd to the lower Research Sta. where we stayed for 6 June the night. Up at 5 to see 1/2" of snow on ground with temp. of 23° F. Left and entered Wyman Canyon where we set up camp in the mead or just upstream from Robertsland at an approximate elevation of 8200'