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RWS Store
1943
Myotis californicus
Botanical Garden, Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley,
Alameda Co., California.
February 14, 1943
About 2:30 PM while in the Botanical
Gardens, I was in the vicinity of a small
tool shed facing the canyon & on the
SW part of the gardens when I heard
some squealing which I tried to
some bats under a flap of
tar paper covering
the front corner of
the peak of the
roof. I collected two
and a third one retired to a crack in
the ridge pole where could not reach it.
Both were 9's with no embryos.
The wing outlines are shown on the
next page; Wing areas measured by a
planimeter at Richmond Shipyard #2, from Harry
Mrs. Hinnell (Feb. 19, 1943) says she
recalls no other winter record for this area.
March 14, 1943 3:45 PM.
One Myotis still in roost under tar paper
but retired to crack in ridge pole before I
could catch it, to band it. Took pictures
of shade & roost.