J.H. Pearson 1949 cypress, and alders (?) along a creek, and set out 205 traps along the stream & the road. Logging operations further up the road. Some of these traps we set out by an abandoned logging community in a deep canyon with lots of alders, big firs, and nettles. He looked in all the buildings for bats, but found none. They were pretty far gone - roof falling in, ferns growing in the middle of the floor, etc. Aug. 11, 1949 Saw no bats last evening. On his last night & this morning yielded: up the road 6 PM 10 PM 6 AM Mixed live + snap. Maietta - 15 Gourliegi 1 Pero. Me 1 Sorex pacificus not seen 6 Pero 3 Sorex pufi 1 Soustron 1 Sorex beattini 7 Pero 5 Sorex pacific 1 Zapus at the logging camp: Maietta (live traps) 3 Pero. Me (snaps) 1 Pero 4 S. pacific 1 Phacops He went down the road towards Bayaise for about 2-3 miles, to the Stevenson's place - Mr Stevenson had invited us yesterday to set traps in his Redwood creek if we wanted to. So about 8:30 we set all our snap traps there - all of them, then spent the morning skinning etc. On our way down the road we stopped at a bat house & missed capturing 1 lone Corynorhinus in the attic.