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LIDICKER
1977
Aug 8 cont.
longicaudus (WZL#3559). Set 5 additional Mus. spec.
in the willow thicket & 5 in open forest. Finally
the large set of Mus. spec. around the edge of a beaver
dam for water shrews. Then additional 5-minute
counts gave total of 15 for the day. Then Jeff, Kim, &
I went 5 and set 10 Mus. spec. (pleasant with bait)
in heavy willow thickets along the S. side of Copper
Creek (just W. of the bridge). Finally we set 10 Mus. spec.
along the top of a ridge in S. Gothic (up the slope
to the east clear an old cornfield) which had nice brush
& many green stems.
cutting along it, & thought this might be a place to
catch a Phaeocerys. This gave total of 80 trips
out (29 Shrews + 51 Mus. spec.).
Aug 9 Picked up all traps after breakfast (starting 0745).
Sagebrush ridge - P. maniculatus - 2
Willows along Copper Creek - P. maniculatus - 4
Entomias minimus -1 (no.3561)
Zapus - 1 (still hardy climber; WZL#3555)
22 live traps + Entomias minimus -2 (released)
Mus musculus montanus, -1 (WZL#3558)
Zapus -1 (WZL#3557)
M. castor longicaudus - 1 (WZL #3554).
This last was dead in the trap - 1/2 live traps set
separately from the rest in one little bogy logs, etc.
3 water shrew sets along stream - E. minimus -1 (WZL#3564)
& other 2 traps were spring
15 trips in & around edge of willows - P. maniculatus -2