Field notes, v1616
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Smiley 1936 July 3 W side Tructee R, 4900 ft, 1/2 mi. W Verdi, Washoe Co., Nev. Habitats in this vicinity: slope (45°) extending back from river 30 feet ± covered with cottonwoods and few yellow pine; underbrush - wild rose and elderberry - impenetrable in places due to dead brush; open grassy meadow with cobbles size of one's head moved back to the fence line; some Artemesia here with wild rose. Yellow pine forest type, trees 20-60 feet tall; open forest floor with some Artemesia. A large and a small irrigation ditch (4 feet and 2 feet wide). Irrigation cased 40-acre wet meadow northeast of fish hatchery. Artificial lake 10 acres in extent 100 yards SW of fish hatchery. Fields cultivated in grain. Slopes above valley floor treeless (±), rock-strown, and with Artemesia. Thomomys - dryer portions of wet meadow Peromyscus - cottonwood-pine near river Mus musculus - Near rock fence and wild rose. Citellus - Yellow pine at edge of meadow. Sylvilagus - Yellow pine. Scapanus - grassy meadow Eptesicus fuscus - over meadow near cottonwoods,