• Alma, 119, 127.
• Arctostaphylos Uva-Ursi. See Kinnikinick.
• Aspen, 204-206, 208.
• Bears, vapor from a bear, 20;
• a bear and her cubs, 79;
• prospectors besieged by, 217-229;
• feeding on choke-cherries, 237.
• Beaver, 238, 242;
• usefulness of, 53;
• cutting trees, 54-56;
• young, 56-58;
• houses of, 57;
• granary of, 58;
• tools of, 58, 59;
• dam-building, 59, 60;
• growth of a dam, 61;
• the dam a highway, 61;
• influence of dams on stream-flow, 61-64;
• dams catching and holding soil, 64-67;
• value of, 67.
• Birds, Rocky Mountain, abundance of, 151, 152, 237;
• various species of, 152-159;
• song of, 159;
• a pet quail, 160-167;
• of a mountain park, 241, 242.
• Boulder, a lava, 247-249.
• Cabin, a night in a deserted, 22, 23.
• Camp-fires, 5, 6, 77;
• the spell of the camp-fire, 256, 257.
• Camping outfit, 4.
• Carpenter, Prof. L. G., 4, 83.
• Chambers Lake, 93.
• Chickadee, 155.
• Chipmunk, 242.
• Columbine, 208.
• Cottonwood, broad-leaf, 200.
• Cottonwood, narrow-leaf, 200.
• Coyotes, 77, 242;
• Scotch and the, 133-138;
• usefulness of, 237.
• Crested Butte, 7.
• Crow, 156-158.
• Deer, 9.
• Dog, the story of a collie, 131-147;
• a St. Bernard and a pet quail, 160, 164-167.
• Edwinia, 208.
• Spruce, Douglas, or Douglas fir, 188, 189, 203, 204;
• a large stump, 249.
• Spruce, Engelmann, 188, 189, 208, 241, 249;
• the story of a forest of, 250-252.
• Squirrel, Douglas, 242;
• as a nurseryman, 34, 35;
• and the old pine, 35, 47;
• character of, 79;
• cutting off and storing cones, 102-104.
• Thrush, Audubon's hermit, 152, 154.
• Timber-line, 104-107, 208, 209.
• Trap Creek, 94, 95.
• Trees, of the Rocky Mountains, 199-211, 236. See also individual species.
• Turret-Top, 245.
• Uncompahgre National Forest, 244.
• Uncompahgre Peak, 244.
• Uncompahgre region, wonders of the, 244-256.
• Wind, 253.
• Wolves, an adventure with, 71-75.
• Woodpecker, Texas, 39, 40.

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