W.C. Russell M.V.Z., Berkeley, Calif. Jan 19 1960 3 mi. N. Tonalas Merig Co., Calif. Skeleton only ♀ 13654 Scapanus vagina open very large tubes being sectioned "" Skeleton only ♂ 13655 "" tubes enlarged "hair ball in stomach" prob. not preg. yet Skull only ♀ 13656 "" tubes only slight enlarg. did April 20 1960 Skull only ♂ 13657 too fat. "" 185-35-20 wt. 86.5g. 171-31-20 68.7g. J.104.2g. Feb 29 97.2g. Feb 27 93.3g. Killed Mar 27. wt. Feb 4, 91.0g. Mar 27 107.0g. 190-40-24 Feb 16 97.6g. wt. 89.2g. Feb 22 97.5g. I figured then to dig out said mole from this short section of dead end burrow. But this wasn't necessary. The commotion causes the mole to turn around and start his head long retreat only to come to the opened burrow where it can be caught by hand. Since this seems to work I now plan on using the lights now. In addition to the fact that the traps are still not successful. However the light is hard to see in daytime so have now devised a contraption that drops a flag in daytime in addition to lighting a light at night. Put Schamm made slides of one tube of #13654 which was very large but no sign of bumps (embryos). It proved to not be pregnant. Slides of #13655 of an ovary showed it was about ready to ovulate but hasn't had yet. These tubes were enlarged but not as large as 13654