Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
age-1933
50
s. side Thompson canyon, 3900', Walker Basin-
Kern Co., Calif. Oct. 13, 1933.
cottontails. I'll try to get some more.
I shot 3 bats (pipistrellus)
tonight. They have only a short hunting
time in the evening. They came out all
at once. There were none in the air-
Then all of a sudden they were all there,
flying everywhere. They came out
about 20 minutes after sunset, and
stayed out perhaps 15 minutes. "Then
all of a sudden" they were all gone again.
Ray shot a jackrabbit tonight,
the only one we've seen. The rabbits
seem to be emopicious by their ab-
scence. We've seen only four cottontails,
and have collected only two - and one
brush rabbit (?).
We saw a marsh hawk today,
and I saw a flock of about fifteen
crows.
I just went out to look at my
traps. Whoopee! I got a shrew! I
got him in the grass next to the tent.
From this same little 20 by 20 patch
I have taken prognathus, phanyscus,
rithrodontmys, microtus and sorex.
/200 Sorex ?
w: 5gms. 98-43-7-6.5