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Palmer
1934
General Account
Mar. 4 500 ft., North Side of Dwight Way,
Hill, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif.
Set 12 mouse traps. Ten in
Microtus runways in puccinellia
grass and chlorogallum on a north-
wester facing slope. In these took one
& Microtius on oat bait. Two traps
with meat bait in hope of getting
Sow but no result. One other trap
was set in a clump of Backanus,
Poison oak and nettles just below
the Microtus runs. New took one
& Rethrodorbonyx megalotis longicauda
which had the skull crushed so was
not put up. One other trap was set
in the mouth of a burrow about
1" in diameter with oat bait. No
result.