remainder of the fossils at station 4 and brought them down.
The bluebirds here are either western or chestnut backed, instead of mountain bluebirds. Saw a Marsh Hawk, Say Phoebe and Sv. g. swallow, long crested jay. Started down to Lake George at 8:40 a.m. with horse and buggy. Lake about 5 miles below Florissant. On way saw rounded knobs which looked as if they were of glacial origin, but have found no moraines here.
At head of Lake George, which is an artificial lake said to have been made ice purposes etc. about 15 years ago, found caddis larva. Also found Limnaea similar to those from Meeker, in great abundance, but only on the delta. Found a few dead shells further down the lake shore but none alive there. In the mouth of Twin Creek found a few Physa, smooth like P. integra, lying on the gravel, very hard to see. The Limnaea were on the muddy bottom of the delta, nearly all adult, but smaller specimens, probably young of same
