Palmer 1934 June 19 cont. Itinerary growth of scrub oak, and Canor Oak and Big Cone Spruce. In the area around the cabin set 8 mouse Traps and one rat trap. June 20 Caught three mice in the traps. These are all Peromyscus of the same species and may be truei but I cant be sure - Probabily P.boylii nowleyei. June 25 to Aug 3. Notes from June 25 - Aug 3 in Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, Univ. of Calif at Berkeley - 7 mi N Springville, 2100 ft., Tulare Co, Calif. Aug 8 At the ranch of M.F. Palmer. This is an area of grassy flats and low hills with a sprinkling of Pine Oak, close to a branch of the Tule River which is lined with Sycamores, Ash and Buttonwillow. A. Palmer In the open grassy flats shot one S. Sylvilagus & vallicola > In the evening shot one Eptesicus fuscus and one Pipistrellis Resperus? down by the river. It was noted that Lestes Pipistrellis, Eptesicus and Myotis? were all flying at the same time.