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P. PEARSON
1949
released in Myotis californicus, Mother night roosting
in Laguna at 8 p.m. on way home.
April 14 Left 5:30 P.M. with aunt + Peter for Clear Lake, 1 Bat flying
in old house by road between Mt. St Helena + Middletown, around
Sulphur Bank Mine house 10 p.m. Many bats flying in+around
house and barn; mostly Myotis gumanensis. In
southwest room of house caught 4 Antrozous,
♂ + ♀ and 1 Tadarida with illegible
[illegibly 46-16319] banded sometime around 29, 1947
band Kept all 5. Also kept several gumanensis.
at 3 A.M. one Corynorhinos hanging free
from bottom of beam in cellar room; awake
& escaped.
April 15 At 6:30 A.M. 2♀♀ Corynorhinos hanging
together alongside beam in cellar room, & 1♂ hanging alone. Also 1 Cory. ♀ hanging
under house. All banded. In barn, several
Eptesicus in rose crack as last fall—SW
corner of center room of barn. Saved 2, not
banded.
Nothing in north lucerne tunnel at 8 A.M.
In south tunnel, one gumanensis (?)
tuck in crack (remained but escaped) and
one tight cluster of 11 thysonoles♀♀, 3
gumanensis♂♂♂, and 1 gumanensis♀.
Three of the thysaroles were banded. Kept
1 unbanded thysanole; Released all others.