Quest 1948 Journal 84 May 25 El Carrigalito, 1400ft, 5 mi N. Santiago, Baja California Californicus. Murray shot a Dasypus ega flying over a small cornfield south of camp at dusk last night. Minimum temperature last night was 75°, max- imun today was 92° F. The temperature at the time of writing is 85° (9:00 P.M.) Put up bats all day and hunted them again tonight. Went down on the roadway which is usually a good place for bats, but saw only Pipistrellus hesperus feeding low to the ground up and down the road. Several large bats were seen flying high and towards the arroyo bottom from the hills in back of camp at dusk, but were too high and far away to identify or shoot. Netted four Antrozous minor and one Macrotus californicus in the buildings last night about 9: PM. They were hanging in ceiling corners when seen by flashlight. The two species were hanging in separate rooms. Murray caught about 10 Pipistrellus hesperus, several Myotis californicus, and one Eptesicus fuscus and one Lasiurus borealis at late dusk and dark tonight. Tevis, working with the hand net over the upper tank caught 15 Pipistrellus hesperus, 3 Myotis californicus and 3 Corynorhinus. He caught