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aye - 1933
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S. side Thompson Canyon, 3900 ft., Walker Basin,
Kern Co., Calif. Oct. 14, 1933.
211 Neotoma fuscipes ♂ wt: 260 375-165-38-39
212 Neotoma fuscipes ♂ wt: 264 400-190-36-38
213 Dipodomys agilis ♂ wt: 79 300-175-45-19
214 Dipodomys agilis ♂ wt: 71 305-190-44-17
Today was a big work day. However,
we did manage to get out for a few minutes
this evening.
I went back to the digger pines in
Basin Creek where I saw the bats last
night. They came out again tonight at
about the same time, and about ten
to 15 minutes later they all disappeared
again. To correlate it - they disappear
about the time the first frog croaks.
They don't operate very far from the trees,
never getting too much in the open.
Tomorrow I'm going to take a little
larger and try to get some of the more
difficult specimens to obtain. I'm
going over the ridge.
Oct. 16, 1933.
215 Sorex ♂ wt: 4.5 qms. 95-40-7-7
216 Microtus ♀ wt: 101 210-63-23-16
217 Microtus ♀ wt: 87 200-62-23-17
218 Peromyscus truei ♀ wt: 30 200-105-24-26