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Peterson
1935.
Eutamias minimus scrutator
July 29. 13 mi. N Paradise Valley, 6700 ft., Humboldt Co., Nevada.
One caught on E-facing slope of Road Creek during
rocks + cliffs with sage brush, grass + mountain
mallowany.
July 30. 13 mi. N Paradise Valley, 6700 ft., Humboldt Co., Nevada.
Three caught on ridge between Road + Lye Creeks-
rocky country. One shot at bottom of Lye Creek on
rock slide, + 3 shot on ridge between Lye and
Road Creeks).
July 31. 13 mi. N Paradise Valley, 6700 ft., Humboldt Co., Nevada.
Four shot on slope of Road Creek canyon + on
peak S of Creek.
Noted repeatedly that Eutamias m. scrutator
of desert country do not manifest selves by any
sort of call or noise -- rather quiet + scurry
away without uttering any cry; quite unlike
the chipmunk of N Michigan which upon being
surprised scurries away with cry of
repeated syllables, or upon detecting danger
from a vantage point barks a cry of defiance
for several minutes + emitting a somewhat
muffled cry of alarm upon being approached.