Journal 65 R.E. Johnson 1968 Aug. 6 Lolo Peak, Bitterroot Mtns, Montana The nest site was totally inaccessible without rope. Two other juvenile rosy finches were seen but not collected. Pikas & Golden-mantled Ground Squirrels were the only other vertebrates seen. The top of the peak was nearly barren, having no trees or shrubs & only widely spaced vegetation. On the north face there were a few [illegible] plants. There is a USFS register on top. Further south is another slightly lower peak. It is also barren looking & has snow along its east & north east slopes, but there are no extensive cliffs. I heard a few pipits on the flat top of this mtn & heard a cony down the east talus slope but these were the only species of vertebrate found. Vegetation on top included Bluebell (Campanula) and 2 species of White Heather (Cassiope & Phyllodice). Lolo - north peak my route up huge run & then along ridges Lolo Peak 9075 ft. Carlton Creek North One Horse Lake Reed lake One Horse Creek Lolo - south peak South One Horse lake