M.F., Smith 1976 JOURNAL Hogland Field Station, Mendocino Co., Calif. July 5 on July 5 we did vegetation analysis of Chaparal in Orchard Pasture and Rock Pile. Trapping success seems to be high. I had expected that the dry spring might have affected the mice, but they are fairly abundant, except perhaps in the chaparal. Noticed more reptiles out this trip - possibly because of recent exposure in 107. Western Whistails (3) in Chaparal, Sceloporus all over, a shrike, Eumeces shiltonianus, in the Rock Pile on July 4, and then the Kingsnake in the trap in the Chaparal on July 5. July 6 Went out at 5:50 am to check traps and bring them in. Foster Creek Bed Trap 4 recap, 30 m from initial cap, recaptured 1 Trap 5 Neotoma fuscipes Trap 8 ♂ P. manic ♀ adult March '76 trap 21 Trap 9 ♀ recap, 20 m from preceding night recaptured 105 sound for dead under branches in stream bed dissection Trap 13 P. manic ♂ adult under overhanging roots of Calif laurel, in stream bed Trap 16 recap, 30 m from initial cap, recaptured 10 by base of 30 cm diam laurel, 2 m from stream bed Trap 17 P. truei ♀ adult under laurel log, by rock in stream bed