Page 3 (Town) pot locality any result. The results of trapping and collecting by other members of the class consisted of: Sorex vagrans 4 Zapus princeps 2 Sorex trowbridgei 2 Mustela erminea 1 / coll V. Lewin Citellus lateralis 3 Eutamias speciosa 7 " " amoenus 12 Peromyscus maniculatus 35 approx Neotoma cinerea 2 Thomomys (40) 2 Microtus montanus 14 " " longicauda 18 Odocoileus hemionus & found dead along Rt 69, acquired by Dr. Benson. Two bats (sp?) were seen by V. Lewin et al. at dusk on the 29th Sept. Sept. 22 Field trip to Pt. Reyes, Marin Co. E Jay Schnell. Left Berkeley at 6 A.M., arrived at Pt. Reyes ab. 9:30 A.M. Left 12:30 P.M. arrived at Berkeley at 2:45 P.M. Weather fair with early morning fog at Pt. Reyes, clearing by 10:30 AM. Rt. via San Rafael and Rt 10 to Novato. Horned Owl dead on road 4 mi E of Pt Reyes Sta. (one wing taken) Beata? yellow legs, keltlet (2) and hilleden seen on tributary to Tomalilas Bay between Pt. Reyes Sta and Lumerness. Two Banded-Tailed Pigeons at same local. 3 dols seen 1 mi North west of Pt Reyes Sta. Grey fox seen crossing road 3 mi West of Lumerness. Point Reyes, ocean side North of light (1/2 mi.) Baird's Cormorant at sea and on rocks 5 or 10 seen throughout AM. Brown Pelicans (15 approx) seen various occasions over ocean. Sixteen surf scoter off shore. 8 ado 9 minn. First seen about 400 yds. out, resting, approached to 50 yds of shore while feeding. Usually entire flocks drove together