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Smiley
1936
Neotoma Cinerea
Smoke Creek, 3900ft., 9 mi. E Calif. Line Washoe Co., Nev.
July 6 9 P.M.- Saw rat climbing cottonwood tree
15 feet south of ranch house in which we
were camped. Climbed rough trunk, 2 ½ feet
in diameter, to a point 6 feet above ground.
Several large branches there. Concealed
himself in the crotches at the base of branches.
I hit this point with stick; rat climbed
2 feet upward along one branch and
Russell shot it with aid of flashlight.
July 9 Smoke Creek, 3900ft., 9 mi. E Calif. Line Washoe Co., Nev.
Two caught in traps set at damp edge
of smoke creek. Both juveniles. Cottonwoods
in belt 100 feet wide back from creek
and parallel to creek. Wood rat sign
abundant here.
July 30 El Dorado Canyon, 8000ft., Humboldt Range Pershing Co., Nev.
Saw one caught by Mr. Smith on
July 29 in this locality.