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21 Aug Sedgehen Creek, 6500ft., 3mi. NW Hobart Mills, Nevada Co., Calif.
Rockslide 9AM. Asp. sample D laid out. S stake is 34' from
sta. 25 and 39' from the sample C stake. M
stake 7'E of "the" 18" Jeffrey standing alone in
the asp. Since there is continuous asp
beyond 100' the sample was made 200'
x 10' in size, the N stake being 8' W of
an old rotting log. Left 11:45, at 2PM.
Kingfisher rattling down stream. Willow
sample D chosen as "typical" willow
working for this colony and, so, for the
detail "availability" sample. Live twigs
over 1/8" diam (1/2 pencil width) or
larger were counted. Clumps A-E were
counted but entered - counts on clumps F-L
on p.
Upper. Left 4:40; at U. colony seat 6:25PM
Warm & clear. A couple was fishing ponds
when I arrived, the woman said that her
husband and had seen a large + a small
beaver a couple of ponds up about 6:10.
The couple left about 6:50. 7:00 spotted a
spike going W thru asp. on N shore + I could
see that the left antler was 8 or 10" long but
the right one only 4 or 5" long. 7:20 U beaver
came up over the main dam at the N end of
the dam. Worked on bark at butt end of an
almost-dead asp. log in the dam, chewing
off the bark. Fur mark doesn't show up so