of the lakelet. It was a great breeding place for water fowl and yellow headed blackbirds . In Poudre Valley Reservoir found no mollusks, but picked up three dead shells of Planorbis trivolvis on the beach. Saw an American avocet , black crowned night herons , and 9 great blue herons . We discovered that the tire of the new wheel which we obtained at Ft. Collins was not properly shrunken on, so the wheel is weak and we must drive with care, especially as the roads are abominably rough. Also discovered that the new front spring is weak, – nearly broken through one leaf. We blocked this up and went on. Markman shot two young night herons or bitterns at a lake south of Poudre valley Reservoir and we saw others. In a marsh we saw several Wilson’s phalaropes . Near Windsor we crossed what I believe is Fox Hills sandstone, dipping to east. Found no identifiable fossils. At Windsor , on N side of Cache La Poudre , we bought provisions, then went on to
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