Longhurst 1939 Itinerary July 8 Brooks Mdw, Hood River Co, Ore. By their absence, No owls were seen or heard hooting, but one owl pellet was found in the Mdw. In the evening a few bats were again seen flying quite early, and one was shot, but it dropped in a tree and I was unable to recover it. Sciurus douglasii, Entomias anomus, Entomias townsendii, and Citellus lateralis are very abundant about here. Citellus lateralis stays more in the Mdw., but the others are found for the most part in the timber or about the edge of the Mdw. Sciurus douglasii stays higher in the trees than the Entomias. Several young of both sp. of Entomias and of Citellus have been seen or collected. This morning while accompanying Johnson to look at my spring trap sets I shot a Sephus washingtonii along a road through heavy timber. One more & Entomias townsendii was caught in a rat trap with farmme bait set among fallen logs in heavy timber.