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M.F. Smith
1976
JOURNAL
Hogland Field Station, Mendocino Co., Calif.
Nov. 3 Chaparral
Trap 80 recapture P. truei #2/3 15m from last night
Trap 77 P. manicum saved for tissues
Trap 61 Dipodomys californicus (formerly berneri) released
In the evening talked with Bob Lane from Public Health in Berkeley. He was up this time to get blood samples from rabbits to test for disease. They have found evidence of Rocky Mtn. Spotted Fever and Colorado Tick Fever? in small rodents, including Peromyscus, at Hogland. The ticks which carry it normally do not attach to man, but they will leave a dying animal to find a new host.
Nov. 4 Went out at 6:30 am to check traps and bring them in.
Grass + Oaks in D-2
Trap 94 P. truei ♀ adult #104 from a previous time ok from July '76 released
Trap 98 Microtus californicus released
Grassland
Trap 154 P. manicum ♂ adult in bad shape saved for tissues dead
Chaparral
Trap 49 P. manicum saved for tissues
Trap 59 Microtus californicus released
Trap 61 Dipodomys californicus released
Trap 80 P. truei ♂ juv. released
Foster Creek
Trap 4 recapture P. truei #201
Trap 8 P. manicum saved for tissues