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smiley
1936
Peromyscus maniculatus
July 2 N side Truckee R., 4900 ft., ½ mi. W. Verdi, Washoe Co., Nev.
Three taken on 45° slope, 30 feet above
and 30 feet back from river near break of
bank under the exposed roots of trees and
near rocks. Large cottonwoods (40 ft. ±)
overhead, plus few ponderosa pine. Underbrush
of cottonwood, elderberry, and wild rose.
July 4 4 mi. NW Flanigan, 4200 ft., Washoe Co., Nev.
Seven specimens in sand dune area. Fine, wind-blown
Sand grayish in color. Dunes up to six feet high.
Vegetation quite abundant. Sarcobatus a predominant
plant. Terrain on each side of dune belt flat
with much Artemesia. Belt of dunes 100 to 200 feet
wide and ¼ mi. long. Some burrows of Dipodomys
open. Smaller burrows of mice closed.
Burrowing mostly in accumulation of sand under
bushes.
July 5 N side Sand Pass, 1350 ft., Washoe Co., Nev.
Area of wind-blown sand and silt from dry
lake ½ mile down slope. Dune structure slight.
Drifted around base of plants. A sturdy-stemmed
Poraxela
legumen with tiny purple flowers a conspicuous
plant.