Field notes, v1713

Whitlow, Wayne B. (Wayne Bevington), 1895-
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15 CONTENTS Catalogue nos 1 - 264 Journal Species Accounts - Mammals
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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from CLIR https://archive.org/details/fieldnotesv171300whit
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CONTENTS Catalogue nos. 1 - 264 Journal Species Accounts - Mammals
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Whitlow, W. B. 1927-1929 Catalogue nos. 1-119
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12-1010 FAMILIES DESCRIPTION NEW No. SEX NAME DATE LOCALITY COLLECTOR LENGTH TAIL FOOT EAR Rivula, 4 miles east of Poca. Skin 10 ♂ Cotton Tail Dec 27, 1928 Bannock Co. Pocatello, Idaho. W.B. Whitlow 33 0 40 80 60 (cm) (k) " Skull 2 ♂ Black Tailed Jack Rabbit " " 27, 1928 " " " " " " 5' 30 80 110 125' Skin 3 ♂ Long Eared Bat. " " 27 1928 Feb 2, 1929 " " " " " " FA 45 103 45 10 36 Skin 4 ♀ Little Brown Bat. " " " " " FA 33 86 40 7 13. Killalon road near Downey Ida. " " 5 ♂ White Tailed Jack. Feb 16-1929 " " Downey Ida " " " " " " 6 00 90 160 115'. Bocotello " " 6 ♀ Peromyscus. May 9-1929 " " Pocatello Ida " " " " " " 13 0 64 18 15' " " " " 7 ♀ " " " " 9. 1929 " " " " " " 138 61 17 17 Skin 8 ♀ " " " " 9-1929 " " " " " " 146 60 18 16 4 mi east Pocatello " " 9 ♂ " " " " 9-1929 " " " " " " 155 70 17 16 " " " " 10 ♂ " " " " 9-1929 " " " " " " 150 60 17 14 " " " " 11 ♂ " " " " 9-1929 " " " " " " 158 67 18 16 minor -4 mi east of Pocatello " " 12 ♀ Little Brown Rat " " 9-1929 " " " " " FA-32 80 35 6 12. " " " " 13 ♀ Cal. Long Eared Bat. " " 9-1929 " " " " " FA 43 100 45 9 36. Rivier Station North Poca. Trail Creek " " 14 ♂ Peromyscus. " " 15-1929 " " " " " " 133 60 15 14. 1 miute north of Pocatello " " 15 ♂ Ground Squirrel Mar. 16-1929 " " " " " " 283 60 43 16 Portneuf River 1 mi north Poca. " " 16 ♀ " " " " 43-29 " " " " " " 290 60 44 15 " " 17 ♂ Mush Rat May 23, 1929 " " " " " " 5' 75' 140 75 20 Portneuf Siding Skin 18 ♀ Long Eared Bat May 27-29 " " " " " " 105 47 9 37 Portneuf Siding Skull 19 ♂ " " " " 27-29 " " " " " FA 45 96 48 9 34. Portneuf Siding " " 20 ♂ Little Brown Rat. " " 27-29. " " " " " FA 43 95 45 9 34. North Pocatello River Bottom " " 21 ♂ Pocket Gopher May 27-29 " " " " " FA 30 80 38 6 12 North Pocatello River Bottom " " 22 ♂ " " " " " " 260 70 38 7 Bench. " " 23 ♂ " " " " " " 245 70 35 6 west of Poca. " " 24 ♂ Ground Squirrel May 31-1929 " " " " " " 290 60 38 15 " " 25 ♂ Ground Squirrel " " 26 ♂ " " 27 ♂ " " 28. ♂ " " " ": " " " ":
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12-1010 FAMILY OLD No. NEW No. SEX NAME DATE LOCALITY COLLECTOR LENGTH TAIL FOOT EAR 29. Ground Squirrel. 30 " " 31. " " 32 " " 33 " " 34 " " 35 " " 36 " " 37 " " 38 " " 39 " " 40 " " 41 " " 42 " " 43 " " near Portneul Salmon, 2 miles south of Pocatello Skull. 44 ♂ Pack Rat. April 13-1929. Bannock Co. Pocatello, Idaho. (Portland Siding) W.B. Whitlow 385' 155 43 34, " " " " 45 ♀ " " " 13-1929 " " " " " " " " " " " " 350 150 40 31. " " " " 46 ♀m. " " " 18 1929 " " " " " " " " " " " " 115 30 18 8 " " " " 47. ♂ Long Eared Bat. " 13 1929 " " " " FA45' 100 47 9 34 " " " " 48 ♀ " " " 13-29 " " " " " " FA 44. 96 45 8 34 " " " " 49. ♀ " " " 13-27. " " " " " " FA.45' 100 49. 9 36 Rockcliff near Portneuf Siding " " 50 ♂ Wood chuck GM 12 1929 " " " " " " " " " " " " 5'10 140 78 25 " " " " 51 ♂ " " Apr 13-29 " " " " " " " " " " " " 500 140 75 27 4 miles south & Craters Rockside " " 52 ♂ " " " 13-1929. " " " " " " " " " " " " 480 125 75 27 4 mi South of Poco " " 53 ♀ Wood chuck. Jemmanam glands. April 7-1929 " " " " " " " " " " " " 550 160 72 27 " " " " 54 ♂ Ground Squirrel. Wt. 364 grams. April 14-1929. " " " " " " " " " " " " 280 70 43 17 " " " " 55 ♀ " Wt. 366 gm. " 16-1929 " " " " " " " " 306 70 40 16 " " " " 56 ♀ " Wt. 307 gm. Apr. 16-1929. " " " " " " " " 280 68 44 16
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12-1010 FAMILY OLD No. NEW No. SEX NAME DATE LOCALITY COLLECTOR LENGTH TAIL FOOT EAR Mink Creek- Skin 57 ♀ Ground Sq. wt. 251 gr.; 5 embryos. Bannock Co. Pocat. Ida. 2 miles up. Skull. Mink Creek -2 miles. Mink Creek. Skin 8 ♀ Ground Sqquirrel wt. 344 gr.; 6 embryos. Apr.16-1929. Bn. Co. Poca. Idaho. 2 miles up. Skull. " " Mink Creek -2miles up. " " " 59 ♀ " wt. 324gr.; 6 embryos. " 16-1929. Bannock Co. Pocatillo >da " " " 60 ♀ " wt. 373; 8 embryos. " 16-1929. Mink Creek -2 mile. Mink Creeks Skin 61 ♂ Pocket Gopher wt. 271 Apr.17-'29 Pocatillo, Bannock co. Idaho. Portneuf Riding. Skull " " Int-nvt of Siding. " " " 62 ♂ Woodchuck. Apr.18-29. (Richmond) low side hills " 63 ♂ Pocket Gopher wt. 158 " Richmond near Portneuf " 64 ♂ " wt. 147. " 21-29 Mink Creek -nearmouth. Riding. " 65 ♀ " wt 112 " " Richmond " " " 66 ♂ " no embryos. " 21-29 Bannock Co. Pocatello Idaho. " " " 67 ♀ Pocket Gopher wt. 160 grams. " 23-29 Mink Creek -nearmouth-tw " " " 68 ♂ " {Wt. 159 " 23-29 Richmond " " " 69 ♀ Wood chuck. wt. 172 " 23-29 " (Van Epps) 4 miles south J " " " actual -no embryos. " 25-29 Bannock Co.Pocatillo Idaho. " " " " " " " " " "
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FAMILY. Number. Sex. NAME. DATE. LOCALITY. COLLECTOR. REMARKS. 70 ♂ Microtus NW.25,1927 Bannock Co. Pocatello, Idaho W.B. Whitlow Skin PSkull; L.129; T.32; HF.19; E 12. Skin & Skull 71 ♂ " " 25,1927 Bannock Co. Pocatello, Idaho " " L.130; T 31; HF. 19; E 13. Skin PSkull 72 ♂ " Nov.26,1927 Bannock C. Pocatello,Idaho W.B. Whitlow L. 137; T. 36; HF. 19; E 13. Skin PSkull 13 ♂ " Nov 25,1927 " " " " " L. 125; T. 28; HF 17; E 13. " " 74 ♀ " Nov 26,1927 " " " " " L. 148; T 37; HF 18; E 13. " " 75 ♂ " Nov.25,1927 " " " " " L. 132; T 31; HF. 19; E 13. " " 76 ♂ " " 26,1927 " " " " " L. 137; T 34; HF. 18; E 13. " " 77 ♂ " " 26, 1927 " " " " " L. 135; T 37; H.F. 19; E 13. Skeleton 78 ♂ I. " " 26,1927 " " " " " L. 138; T. 37 HF 18; E 13 " 79. ♂ " " 25, 1927 " " " " " L. 135; T 34; H.F. 19; E 13. " 80 ♂ " " 25,1927 " " " " " L. 131; T 32; HF. 18; E 12 " 81 ♂ " " 26 1927 " " " " " L. 130; T 30; HF. 19; E 12. " 82 ♂ " " 26. 1927 " " " " " L. 118; T 30; H.F. 18; E 12. Skeletons 83 ♂ " " Nov.25,1927 " " " " " L. 116; T 26; H.F.18; E 12 Skin PSkull 84 ♀ Little Brown Bat of Brea Dec11,1927 " " " " " L. 80; T 35; HF. 9; E 13 " " 85 ♂ Cal. Long-eared Bat. " " Dec10, 1927 " " " " " L. 86; T 38; HF. 10; E 31. " " 86 ♀ " " " " " Dec 10, 1927 " " " " " L 98; T 48; HF. 10; E 37. " " 87 ♂ " " " " " Dec 10, 1927 " " " " " L. 100; T 47; HF.10; E 35. " " 88 ♀ Little Brown Bat " Dec11, 1927 " " " " " L 82; T 40; HF. 7; E 14; Fin A 34. " " 89 ♀ " " " " " " 11, 1927 " " " " " L 84 T 38; H.F. 7; E 14. " " 90 ♀ " " " " " " 11, 1927 " " " " " L 81; T 36; HF. 7; E 13. " " 91 ♀ Pack Rat. KU Dec.31,1927 " " " " " L.346; T 150; H.F. 40; E 34 " " 92 ♂ " " KU Janl. 1928 " " " " " L.420; T 172 HF. 44 E 33. Skin, Skull 93 ♂ Snow Shoe Rabbit Jamt, 1928 " " " " " L.580; T 73 HF. 150; E 114. Skin, Skull 94 ♀ Black Tailed Jacks Rabbit. Dec31,1927 " " " " " L.560; T 80; HF. 120; E 120
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FAMILY. Number. Sex. NAME. DATE. LOCALITY. COLLECTOR. REMARKS. Skin & skull 95 California Myocard Bat Dec.31 1927 Bannock Co. Pocatello Idaho W.B. Whitlow L.95; T48; HF.9; E36; FA45. Skeleton only 96 " " Dec.31 1927 " " " " L91;T42;HF9;E33;EA43. Skeleton only 97 Coyote Jan.1 1928 " " " " Seamed from trapper, no measurements. Skeleton only 98 Bat Cat Jan.15 1928 " " " " " " " Skull-Stomach 99 Pack Rat, Microtus Jan14'28 " " " " L.136; T39; HF.17; E 12. Skull-Stomach 100 Microtus Jan14 '28 " " " " L.138 T34 HF.18 E12. " " 101 " " Jan14'27 " " " " (L.140 T32 HF.19 E13. " " 102 " " Jan14.'28 " " " " L 149 -T 38-HF.19-E13. " " 103 " " "'15'28 " " " " L 150-T 36-HF.20-E 13. " " 104 " " "15.'28 " " " " L 149-T 34-H.F.18-E 14. Skull. 105 Perognicus? Jan.14 '28 Bannock Co. Pocatello Idaho W.B. Whitlow L.120 T 60 HF. 17 E 13. Skull 106 Pack Rat. Feb.11.1928 " " " " L 365' T 150-HF.41 E34. Skull 107 Little Brown Bat Feb11,1928 " " " " L.75'T33HF6E13. mine tunnel 4 mi east of Pocatello. Skull 108 " " Feb11.,1928 " " " " L.80;T35;HF.7;E13. Skin 109 Red Shafted Flicker. Feb11 1928 Skin-Skull 110 Little Brown Bat Feb 19-1928 L.86;T36;HF.8;E15. " " 111 " " Feb 19-1928 L 79 T35 HF.6 E13. " " 112 Cal. Long Eared Bat. Feb 19 1928 L.95;T45;HF.12;E37. Skin, Skull 113 " " Feb 19-1928 L 90,T 46; HF. 9; E 35. " " 114 " " Feb 19-1928. L 96;T 46;HF.9;E36. " " 115 " " Feb 19-1928. L.102;T76;HF.10;E35 Skin, Skull 116 Microtus Feb 25'28 Bannock Co. Pocatello Idaho W.B. Whitlow L.142;T40;HF 17;E/3 Grassy river bottom west Pocatello. " " 117 " " Feb 25'928 " " " L.142;T36;HF.19;E13 West Pocatello " " 118 " " Feb.25'1928 " " " L.145;T33;HF.19;E/3 west Pocatello. " " 119 Cotton Tail Feb. 25,1928 " " " L.310'T33;HF.86;Elt Creek.
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Whitlow, W. B. 1928-1929 Catalogue nos. 120-227
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FAMILY. Number. Sex. NAME. DATE. LOCALITY. COLLECTOR. REMARKS. Skin; Skull. 120 ♂ Mus. Feb 26, 1948 Banmcock Co. Idaho. W.B. Whitlow L. 120 T 6 H.F. 18; E 1/3 Skin; Skull. 121 ♀ Microtus .. 26, 1948 " " " L. 150 T 35 H.F. 17; E 1/4 Skeleton 122 ♂ Cotton Tail Mar 4, 1948 Bannock Co., Idaho. " " L 330; T 30; H.F. 85; E 55. Skin-Skeleton 123 ♀ Pocket Gopher K.D. .. Mar 9, 1948 Banm..k Co. Pocatello Idaho " " West Pocatello L 230; T 65; H.F. 32; E 8 River Bottom. Skin-Skull. 124 ♀ Little Brown Bat Mar 10, 1948 .. " " " " mine tunnel north east of Pocatello. West Pocatello. " " 125 ♀ Microtus. .. Mar 17 1948 .. " " L 145; T 38; H.F. 19; E 13. 5 embryos. " " 126 ♀ " .. 17 1948 .. " " L 127; T 32; H.F. 16; E 12. Five embryos. Skin " 127 ♀ Microtus .. 17 1948 .. " " L 120; T 32; H.F. 17; E 12. Four embryos. " " 128 A ♀ Microtus .. 19, 1948 " " " West Pocatello L 173; T 32; H.F. 19; E 1/6. 6 embryos. " " 128 B ♀ Ground Squirrel K.D. Mar 21, 1948 .. " " L 176; T 40; H.F. 31; E 8 Trail Creek. 7 embryos. Skull; Skull 129 ♂ Spermophile. K.U. .. 21, 1948 .. " " L 300; T 70; H.F. 73; E 16 " " " " 130 ♂ Peromyscus .. 22, 1948 .. " " L 142; T 61; H.F. 19; E 19. Trail Creek. " " 131 ♀ Pocket Gopher K.D. .. 22 1948 .. " " L 250; T 60; H.F. 33; E 8. River Bottom. 1/2 mile end of road. " " 132 ♀ Spermophile K.D. April 1, 1948 .. " " Reed Bills L 267; T 70; H.F. 40; E 1/4. 7 embryos - amell Trail Creek. " " 133 ♀ " .. 4, 1948 .. W.B. Whitlow L 275; T 65; H.F. 40; E 1/4. 5 small embryos. " " Skull 134 ♂ .. .. 8, 1948 .. " " L 270; T 70; H.F. 37; E 17 Trail Creek. " Skull 135 ♀ .. K.D. .. 8 1948 .. " " L 270; T 67; H.F. 40; E 1/6. Four 17 mm embryos Trail Creek. " " 136 ♀ .. K.D. .. 8, 1948 .. " " L 270; T 68; H.F. 38; E 1/6 Six 20 mm embryos Trail Creek. " " 137 ♂ .. K.D. .. 9, 1948 .. " " L 270; T 70; H.F. 43; E 1/6. Trail Creek. " " 138 ♂ .. R.U. .. 8, 1948 .. " " L 285; T 60; H.F. 45; E 1/5. Trail Creek. Mol Skull 139 ♀ .. K..K. .. 8, 1948 .. .. .. L 250; T 65; H.F. 41; E 1/5. 5 small embryos. Skull 140 ♀ Peromyscus. .. 15, 1948 .. .. .. L 155; T 63; H.F. 19; E 1/7. 6 small embryos. 3 mile east Pocatello " " 141 ♂ .. .. 15, 1948 .. .. .. L 143; T 62; H.F. 19; E 1/8. " " 142 ♂ .. .. 15, 1948 .. .. .. L 132; T 58; H.F. 19; E 1/7. 3.. " " " 143 ♀ .. .. 15, 1948 .. .. .. L 130; T 55; H.F. 17; E 1/6 20 embryos. " " 144 ♂ .. .. 16 1948 .. .. .. L 133; T 57; H.F. 18; E 1/8. 3 mile end road.
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12-1010 FAMILY OLD No. NEW No. SEX NAME DATE LOCALITY COLLECTOR LENGTH TAIL FOOT EAR mice - mule Pocatello Skin Skull 223 Long Eared Bat. wt. 7.6 grams. May 26-1929. Bannock Co. Pocatello Idaho. WB Whitlow FA43 96 47 7 31 " " " " 227 " " Long Eared Bat wt 8.1 grams. " 26-1929 " " " FA43 94 45 7 33. from a spruce Blackfoot, Ida " " 225- f, " " wt. 7.5 grams. May 25-1929 Bingham Co. Blackfoot Idaho. " " FA45 100 43 8 33 river bottom West Pocatello Skin Skull. 226 Microtus Mar 18-1927 Bann. Co. Poc. Ida. 165 42 20 13. Canyon building. Skin only 227 f Little Bat Oct 16, 1927 " " " " " " 75 32 9.
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{ "text": "12-1010\nRemarks\nLocation\nNEW No.\nSEX\nNAME\nDATE\nLOCALITY\nCOLLECTOR\nLENGTH\nTAIL\nFOOT\nEAR\nmini tunnel 4 mi east of Brad. Skull.\nSkull.\n195\n♀\nMt. Pack Rat.\nMay 24, 1925\nBannock Co. Pocatello Idaho.\nW.B. Whitlow\n370\n153\n42\n37\n196\n♂\nSkunk - Broad Stripes\nDec 1, 1928\n,, Downey Idaho.\n,,\n680\n210\n85\n20\nPortneuf siding\n10.5 gms.\nSkull,\n197\n♂\nLong Eared Bat.\nDec 8, 1928\nBannock Co. Pocatello, Idaho.\n,,\n143\n100\n48\n9\n35\nPortneuf Siding\nWest end 1/4 mi.\nSkull.\n198\n♂\n,,\nDec 8 1928\n,,\n,,\n146\n104\n45\n10\n36\nPortneuf Siding\n4 mi east of\nSkull\n199\n♂\n,,\nDec 8, 1928\n,\n,\n47\n95\n44\n9\n34\nGeraldino\nmean creek\nSkull\n200\n♂\nBlacktailed Jack Rabbit\nDec 7, 1928\n,,\n,,\n524\n80\n115\n120 (inch)\nmeanworth\nSkull\n201\n♂\nSmall Pocket Gopher - Wt. 196.\nApr. 26-29\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n,\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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FAMILY. Number. Sex. NAME. DATE. LOCALITY. COLLECTOR. REMARKS. Skin PSkeleton 170 \u2642\tPine Squirrel\t[illegible] June 9, 1918\tBannock Co. Camp Tendoy, Ida.\tW.B. Whitlow\tL.327;T.122;HF.50;E.24. Skin PSkeleton 174\tf\tPocket Gopher\tK.U.\t..9 1918\t..\t..\t..\tL.210;T.67;HF.28;F.6\tNo embryos. "\t"\t172\tf\tPine Squirrel\tK.U.\t..9,1920\t..\t..\t..\tL.330;T.130;HF.50;E.37\tactual embryos. Skeleton only\t173\t\u2642\tPocket Gopher\t\t..9\t..\t..\t..\t..\tL.207;T.60;HF.27;E.6\tTendoy. Skeleton only\t174\tf\tPine Squirrel\t\t..9.\t..\t..\t..\t..\tL.335;T.135;HF.80;E.25.\t6 ammal embryos. Skin PSkull\t175\tf\tPack Rat.\tK.U.\tAug 15, 1928\tBannock Co. Pocatelto, Ida.\tW.B.Whitlow\tL.320;T.130;HF.43;E.32.\tniny tunnel 4 mi Skin PSkull\t176\tf\tPack Rat.\tK.U.\tAug.15.1928.\t..\t..\t..\t..\tL.270.(T.65 bubbled)H.F.44;E33\tnine tunnel east of Poc. Skeleton only\t177\tf\tJack Rabbit\tK.U.\tAug.15,1928\t..\tPocotella Idaho\tW.B.Whitlow\tL.480;T.80;HF.120;(E.140)\tnack of end of head Pocatello. Skin PSkull\t178\t\u2642\tPeromyscus.\t\tAug 23 1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.131;T.67;HF.17;E.14.\twest Pocatello. Skin PSkull\t179.\tf\tPocket Gopher\tK.U.\t..24,1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.243;T.65;HF.35;E.7-\triver bottom west Pocatelli. " \u2642 "\t180\t\u2642\tJumping Rat\t\t.. 15,1928\tPower Co. Aberdeen, Idaho.\t..\t..\tL.233;T.140;HF.41.E.12. " \u2642 "\t181\tf\tPine Squirrel\t\tOct.21-1928\tBannock Co. Pocatello,Idaho.\t" "\tL.325;T.140;HF.50;E.25. wesl Poc. " \u2642 "\t192\tf\tPocket Gopher\t\tNov.10 1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.260;T.83;HF.35;E.6.\triver bottom. " \u2642 "\t193\t\u2642\tLong Eared Bat\t\tNov.11,1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.100;T.45;HF.10;E.35\t4 mi east of Poc. " \u2642 "\t194\tf\tPocket Gopher\t\tNov.10,1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.250;T.60;HF.33;E.7\twesl Poc. " \u2642 "\t195\t\u2642\tLong Eared Bat.\t\tNov.11 1928\t\t\t\t\tL.100;T.47;HF.8;E34;F.A.43\triver bottom, miles sout'w' " \u2642 "\t186\t\u2642\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11-1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.95;T.44;HF.10;E.35;F.A.45.\t3 miles sout'w Pocatello " \u2642 "\t187\t\u2642\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11,1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.95;T.50;HF.10;E.35;F.A.44\t" " \u2642 "\t188\tf\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11 1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.105;T.45;HF.9;E.35;F.A.45\t" 189.f\t\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11,1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.104;T.47;HF.10.E.3.7;F.A.45.\t" " \u2642 "\t190\t\u2642\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11, 1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.95;T.47;HF.8;E34;F.A.44\t" " \u2642 "\t191.\t\u2642\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11, 1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.100;T.49;HF.9;E.36;F.A.45.\t" " \u2642 "\t192.\t\u2642\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11, 1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.100;T.45;HF.10;E.3.4;F.A.43\t" " \u2642 "\t193\t\u2642\t" \u2642 "\t.. 11,1928\t..\t..\t..\tL.100;T.47;HF.8;E.34;F.A.43\t" 194 f Little Brown Bat\t.. 11.1928\t\t\t\tL.75;T.33;HF.6;E.11;F.A.31\t"
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{ "text": "FAMILY.\tNumber.\tSex.\tNAME.\tDATE.\tLOCALITY.\tCOLLECTOR.\tREMARKS.\nSkin+Skull\t145\t\\u03b1\tPerognathus.\tApr.15,1928\tBannock Co.,Pocatello,Dakho.\tW.B.Whitlow\tL.159;T 54;H.F.19,E19.\t3 miles east of Pocatello-\nSkin-Skull\t146\t\\u03b1\tCal. Long Eared Bat.\tApril 15,1928\t.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. L.90;T 45;H.F.8,E 35..\t.. ..\nSkeleton only\t147\t\\u03b1\t.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
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Whitlow, W.B. 1929-1932 Catalogue nos. 228-264
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 228 Date: Sept. 14, 1929 Sex: ♀ imm. Pada Rat. mines 4 miles east Poca. L. 305 T. 125 H.F. 37 E. 32. Wt. 155 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 229 Date: Sept. 14, 1929 Sex: ♀ ad. Pada Rat. mines 4 miles east Poca. L. 380 T. 155 H.F. 41 E. 34 Wt. 283 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 230 Date: Oct. 12 - 1929 Sex: ♂ Pine Squirrel. camp Tendoj. Pocatello. L. 305 T. 90 Bobbed H.F. 48 E. 25 Wt. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 231 Date: Oct. 12 - 1929 Sex: ♀ Pine Squirrel. camp Tendoj. Pocatello. (To Ellis) L. 325 T. 135 H.F. 47 E. 23 Wt. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 232 Date: October 26, 1929 Sex: male Longeared Rat. 4 miles east Pocatello. L. 97 T. 46 H.F. 9 E. 36 FA. 43 Wt. 11.7 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 233 Date: October 26 - 1929 Sex: female Longeared Rat. 4 miles east of Pocatello. L. 94 T. 43 H.F. 10 E. 36 FA. 43. Wt. 10 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow. Coll. No. 234 Date: Nov. 8 - 1929 Sex: ♂ imm. microtus West River bottom Pocatello. L. 90 T. 19 H.F. 16 E. 8 Wt. 9.5 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality............................... Alt. Coll. No. 235 Date: Nov. 3 1929 Sex: m. ♀ Micrurus West River Bottom Poatello. L. 95 T. 19 H.F. 16 E. 9 Wt. 9.5 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 236 Date: Nov. 7 - 1929. Sex: female. Gopher. West Poca. River bottom L. 235 T. 65 H.F. 33 E. 8 Wt. 190 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 237 Date: Nov. 8 - 1929 Sex: male. Gopher. West Poca. River bottom L. 280 T. 80 H.F. 37 E. 8 Wt. 365 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 238 Date: Nov. 8 - 1929 Sex: female. Micrurus West Pocatello. L. 120 T. 29 H.F. 17 E. 11 Wt. 20.1 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 239 Date: Nov. 8 - 1929. Sex: male. Micrurus West Pocatello L. 112 T. 25 H.F. 17 E. 12. Wt. 19.5 ½ grams Coll. Coll. No. 240 Date: Nov. 8 - 1929 Sex: female. West Pocatello. Peromyscus. (Allis) L. 133 T. 64 H.F. 15 E. 14. Wt. 12.2 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 241 Date: Nov. 11. 1929. Sex: male. Bat. [illegible] Portament Estuary L. 100 T. 44 H.F. 9 E. 37 FA. 43. Wt. 10.8 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No.242 Date: Nov. 11-1929 Sex: male Bat Longcard. Portneuf Siding L.100 T.46 H.F.9 E.37;F.A.44 Wt.10 grams. Coll.W.B.Whitlow Coll. No.243 Date: Nov. 11. 1929 Sex: female Bat Longcard. Portneuf Siding Tunnels. L.100 T.44 H.F.9 E.36 F.A.46. Wt.10 grams. Coll.W.B.Whitlow Coll. No.244 Date: Nov. 12 -1929 Sex: female Rat. Portneuf Siding L.335 T.130 H.F.40 E.29 Wt.234 grams Coll.W.B.Whitlow Coll. No.245 Date: Nov. 11-1929 Sex: female ♂ Bat Longcard. Portneuf Siding mined. L.103 T.46 H.F.10 E.38 F.A.41 Wt.9.5 grams Coll.W.B.Whitlow Coll. No.246 Date: Nov. 11-1929 Sex: ♀ Bat Longcard. Portneuf Siding Bannocke.Poca. Fathu. L.100 T.50 H.F.9 E.37 F.A.44 Wt. 10.3 grams Coll.W.B.Whitlow Coll. No.247 Date: Nov. 12-1929 Sex: male Bat Longcard. Portneuf Siding L.105 T.48 H.F.9 E.36 FA 43 Wt.10.5 grams Coll.W.B.Whitlow i. No.248 Date: Nov. 16-1929 Sex: male Musk Rat. Bannock Creek. Power Co. L.575 T.250 H.F.75 E.22 Wt.93.4 grams Coll.W.B.Whitlow
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality Alt. Coll. No. 249 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: male munch Rat. Bannock Creek. L. 465' T. 210 H.F. 75' E. 20 Wt. 635 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 250 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: Shrew (Ellis) Power Co. Pocatello L. 105' T. 38 H.F. 11 E. 6 O dalvo. Bannock Creek. Wt. 4 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 251 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: Shrew. Power Co. Poca. Idaho L. 95' T. 37 H.F. 12 E. 6 Bannock Creek. Wt. 3.5 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 252 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: male. Microtus Power Co. Pocatello L. T. H.F. E. Bannock Creek. (Ellis) Wt. 38 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 253 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: female. Peromyscus Power Co. Pocatello L. 168 T. 66 H.F. 19 E. 17 Bannock Creek. Wt. 23.2 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 254 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: male. microtus Power Co. Pocatello L. 165' T. 40 H.F. 21 E. 13 Bannock Creek (Ellis) Wt. 43 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 255 Date: Nov. 17 - 1929 Sex: female. Rat. L. 405' T. 175' H.F. 43 E. 32. Wt. 389 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 256 Date: Nov. 17-1929 Sex: Female. schutt Bat. L. 100 T. 46 H.F. 9 E. 38 F.A. 45 Wt. 7.5 grams Coll. Coll. No. 257 Date: Nov. 24-1929 Sex: Pre. L. 680 T. 190 H.F. 103 E. 30 Wt. Coll. Coll. No. 258 Date: Nov. 24-1929 Sex: male Porcupine. schutto mine. L. 660 T. 190 H.F. 95 E. 25 Wt. 16lb2.-72649x. Coll. Coll. No. 259 Date: Nov. 23.-1929 Sex: male. Pocket Gopher. Rapid Creek. Bannock Co. Pocatello-Ida. L. 215 T. 65 H.F. 28 E. 7 Wt. 88 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 260 Date: Nov. 24-1929 Sex: female. Pack Rat Rapid Creek. Bannock Co. Pocatello-Ida. L. 365 T. 23 H.F. 40 E. 28 Wt. 185 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 261 Date: Nov. 24-1929 Sex: female. Pack Rat. mine 4 miles east Poca. (Jo Ellio) L. 360 T. 150 H.F. 41 E. 31 Wt. 274 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 262 Date: Nov. 24-1929 Sex: female Pack Rat. mine 4 miles east of Pocatello. (Jo Ellio) L. 380 T. 155 H.F. 41 E. 32. Wt. 331 grams Coll.W.B.Whitlow
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 263 Date: MV. 24-1929 Sex: male bottle bat s chutt's mine Lost. L. 92 T. 44 H.F. 7 E. /2 FA 38 Wt. 5 gramma. Coll. W.S. Whitlow Coll. No. 264 Date: MV. 24-1929 Sex: male Schott's mine Long Eared Bat. L. 98 T. 46 H.F. 10 E. 35 FA 42 Wt. 6.5 gramma. Coll. W.S. Whitlow Coll. No. 265 Date: MV. 24-1929 Sex: female Schott's mine Long Eared Bat. (To Ellis) L. 100 T. 47 H.F. 10 E. 37 FA 45 Wt. 7 gramma. Coll. W.S. Whitlow Coll. No. 266 Date: MV. 24-1929 Sex: female Schott's mine Long Eared Bat. (To Ellis) L. 100 T. 45 H.F. 10 E. 37 FA 44 Wt. 7 gramma. Coll. W.S. Whitlow Coll. No. 267 Date: Dec. 1- 1929 Sex: male 4 miles east of Long Eared Bat. Portella's mine Bannock Cr. (To Ellis) L. 104 T. 47 H.F. 10 E. 37 FA 44 Wt. 10.5 gramma. Coll. W.S. Whitlow Coll. No. 268 Date: Dec. 1-1929 Sex: male Bat. Long Eared. 4 miles east of Boca. Bannock Cr. L. 95 T. 43 H.F. 10 E. 35 FA 45 Wt. 10 gramma Coll. W.S. Whitlow Coll. No. 269 Date: Dec. 1-1929 Sex: male Long Eared Bat. 4 miles east of Boca. (To Ellis) L. 95 T. 46 H.F. 10 E. 35 FA 43 Wt. 10 gramma. Coll. W.S. Whitlow
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality_ Alt. Coll. No. 270 Bat longe. mine 4 miles east of Portello Banrock Co.. L. 103 T. 45 H.F. 10 E. 37 FA 44. Wt. 9 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec. 1-1929 Sex: male Coll. No. 271 Bat longe. mine 4 miles east of Portello Banrock Co.. L. 95 T. 46 H.F. 10 E. 36 FA 44 Wt. 9.5 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec. 1-1929 Sex: male Coll. No. 272 Bat longe. mine 4 miles east of Portello Banrock Co.. L. 100 T. 46 H.F. 9 E. 38 FA 43. Wt. 10 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec. 1-1929 Sex: female Coll. No. 273 Bat longe. mine 4 miles east of Portello Banrock Co.. L. 93 T. 45 H.F. 9 E. 36 FA 44. Wt. 8.7 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec. 1-1929 Sex: male Coll. No. 274 much Bat. Portello Banrock Co.. L. 5-20 T. 235 H.F. 75 E. 20 Wt. 6.99 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec. 16-1929 Sex: female Coll. No. 275 Shrew Powe Cr. Banrock Creek L. 98 T. 40 H.F. 12 E. 7 Wt. 4.3 grams Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec 26-1929 Sex: male Coll. No. 276 MIOYOTUS. Powe Cr. Pocatello. L. 147 T. 37 H.F. 22 E. 14 Wt. 33.3 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Date: Dec 26-1929 Sex: female
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No.277 Date: Dec.26-1929 Sex: Female. microtus power (ellie) pocatello da. bannock creeh. Wt. 26 grams. L.143 T.37 H.F. 20 E. 11 Coll. WB Whitlow Coll. No.278 Date: Dec 26 1929 Sex: male. Peromyscuis. Power co. pocatello bannock creeh. (ellie) L.152. T. 64 H.F. 19 E. 13' Wt. 22 grams. Coll.WB whitlow Coll. No.279 Date: Dec.26-1929 Sex: male microtus power co.(ellie) pocatello bannock creeh. Wt. 32 grams L.155 T.42 H.F. 21 E. 13 Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No.280 Date: Dec. 26-1929 Sex: female microtus Power Co. Pocatello Bannock Creeh. L.150 T. 35 H.F. 19 E. 13 Wt.33.5 grams Coll.W.B. Whitlow Coll. No.281 Date: Dec.29-1929 Sex: male. ?Longtail mus. bannock Co. Pocatello Schutt's mine. alt. 6500 ft. L.151 T. 51 H.F. 19 E. 11 Wt. 24.5 grams Coll.W.B Whitlow Coll. No.282 Date: Dec 29 1929 Sex: male. porcupine Schutt's mine bannock co. alt 6500 ft. L.700 T.180 H.F. 90 E. 30 Wt. 20 lbs. Coll.W.B. Whitlow Coll. No.283 Date: Dec.29-1929 Sex: female. Porcupine schutt's mine bannock co.,dec 2. alt. 6800 L.620 T.160 H.F. 85 E. 30 Wt. 14 lbs. Coll. W.B. Whitlow
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality...........................................................Alt. Coll. No. 284 Date: Dec. 29-1929 Sex: male Pine Squirrel Schutto mine L. 320 T. 120 H.F. 50 E. 23 Wt. 222 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 285 Date: Dec. 29-1929 Sex: male Pine Squirrel. Schutto mine L. 325 T. 130 H.F. 50 E. 25 Wt. 232 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 286 Date: Dec. 29-1929 Sex: male Bat. Schutto mine Bannock or Poca L. 470 T. 180 H.F. 48 E. 33 Wt. 576 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 287 Date: Dec. 29-1929 Sex: female Long E. Bat Schutto mine L. 97 T. 43 H.F. 9 E 35 FA 44 Wt. 9.7 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 288 Date: Jan. 5-1930 Sex: male Bat Mine - Portney Siding Bannock or Poca L. 335 T. 140 H.F. 41 E 34 Wt. 255 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 289 Date: Jan. 5-1930 Sex: female Berumgar. mine - Portney Siding. L. 143 T. 55 H.F. 19, E 13- Wt. 21 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow Coll. No. 290 Date: Jan. 4-1930 Sex: male Bat - Long Eared. Mine - Portney Siding Bannock or Poca L. 97 T. 47 H.F. 9 E 38 FA 43 Wt. 8 grams. Coll. W.B. Whitlow
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 291. Date: Jan 4-1930 Sex: male. Portneuf Siding Long Eared Bat. L. 100 T. 47 H.F. 9 E 36 FA 42. Wt. 7.5 grams. Coll. W.H. Whitlow Coll. No. 292 Date: Jan. 4-1930 Sex: female Portneuf Siding Long Eared Bat. L 100 T. 45 H.F. 9 E 36 FA 45' Wt. 9 grams. Coll. W.H. Whitlow Coll. No. 293 Date: Feb. 16-1930 Sex: female Wood Bat Bannock Co. mile east of Poca. L 345 T. 160 H.F. 41 E 31 Wt. 2.60 grams. Coll. W.H.W. Coll. No. 294 Date: Feb. 16-1930 Sex: male Ceromygus. miles 3 mile east of Poca. L. 155 T. 65 H.F. 18 E 16 Wt. 22 grams. Coll. W.H.W. Coll. No. 295 Date: Feb. 16-1930 Sex: female Ceromygus. miles 3 mile east of Poca. L. 157 T. 68 H.F. 19 E 17 Wt. 20 grams. Coll. W.H.W. Coll. No. 296 Date: Feb. 16- 1930 Sex: female Ceromygus. miles 3 mile east of Poca. L. 168 T. 72 H.F. 20 E 17 6 small embryos. Wt. 22 grams. Coll. W.H.W. Coll. No. 297 Date: Feb. 16-1930 Sex: female Ceromygus. miles 3 mile east of Poca. L. 146 T. 60 H.F. 18 E 17 twin 12 mm embryos. Wt. 23.5 grams. Coll. W.H.W.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 298 Date: Feb. 16-1930 Sex: male Peromyscus miles? miles east Boca. L. 15'5" T. 64 H.F. 19 E. 17 Wt. 17 grams Coll. WBW Coll. No. 299 Date: Feb. 15-1930 Sex: female miles? miles east Boca. Brown Bat L. 80 T. 38 H.F. 7 E. 17 FA. 34 Wt. 3.5 grams Coll. WBW Coll. No. 300 Date: Feb. 15-1930 Sex: female Brown Bat. miles? miles east of Boca. L. 80 T. 37 H.F. 6 E. 13 FA 34 Wt. 3 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 301 Date: Feb. 22-1930 Sex: male townsend gopher. north 4 miles west of Poc L. 270 T. 80 H.F. 35 E. 8 Wt. 306 grams Coll WBW Coll. No. 302 Date: Feb. 22-1930 Sex: male townsend gopher. 4 miles north west of Orcatillo L. 263 T. 80 H.F. 38 E. 8 Wt. Coll. Coll. No. 303 Date: Feb. 22-1930 Sex: male townsend gopher. 4 miles north west of Orcatillo. L. 265 T. 80 H.F. 37 E. 8 Wt. 314 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 304 Date: Feb. 22-1930 Sex: female townsend gopher. 4 miles north west of Orcatillo. L. 235 T. 62 H.F. 34 E. 7 Wt. 203 grams Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 305 Date: Feb 23 - 1930 Sex: male Townsendgather, 4 miles east of Pocatello. (L. Hall) L. T. H.F. E. Wt. 287 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 306 Date: Feb. 23 - 1930 Sex: female Townsend gather, 4 miles west of Pocatello. L. 2 35 T. 60 H.F. 32. E. 7 Wt. 187 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 307 Date: Feb. 23 - 1930 Sex: female Townsend gather, 4 miles west of Poca. L. 2 35' T. 65' H.F. 33 E. 8 Wt. 190 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 308 Date: Feb. 23 - 1930 Sex: female Townsend gather, 4 miles west of Pocatello. 5 embryos. L. 2 30 T. 63 H.F. 33 E. 8 Wt. 1818 grams. Coll. WB.W. Coll. No. 309 Date: Feb 23, 1930 Sex: female 5 - 10mm embryos. Townsend gather 4 miles west of Poca. L. 2 60 T. 75 H.F. 34 E. 7 Wt. 185 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 310 Date: Feb. 23 - 1930 Sex: male Townsend gather 4 miles west of Poca. L. 3 05' T. 90 H.F. 40 E. 8 Wt. 310 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 311 Date: March 9, 1930 Sex: male. Barnettos Rapid Creek West fork. [illegible] L. T. H.F. E. 14 Wt. 88 grams. Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 312 Date: March 13-1930 Sex: ♀ microtus Pocatello West River bottom L. 132 T. 33 H.F. 17 E. 12. Wt. 32 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 313 Date: March 13-1930 Sex: female microtus Pocatello West L. 150 T. 31 H.F. 17 E. 12. Wt. 41.5 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 314 Date: March 13-1930 Sex: female microtus west Pocatello River bottom. L. 130 T. 33 H.F. 18 E. 13. Wt. 33 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 315 Date: March 13-1930 Sex: female microtus. West Pocatello. L. 126 T. 26 H.F. 17 E. 12 Wt. 33 grams. Coll. WB Whitrow Coll. No. 316 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male Pack Rat. micro Pattern Sidng L. 360 T. 145 H.F. 42 E. 33 Wt. 342 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 317 Date Mar. 15-1930 Sex: male mines Porthway Sidng Bat. Long Eared. L. 104 T. 50 H.F. 9 E. 34; FA. 45 Wt. 8.7 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 318 Date Mar. 15-1930 Sex: female Bat Porthway Sidng Gard L. 102 T. 46 H.F. 9 E. 33; FA 45 Wt. 9.5 grams. Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 319 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: Female. Bat. Portney siding Long Eared. L. 103 T. 47 H.F. 9 E.35; FA 45 Wt. 10 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 320 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: female Bat. Portney siding Long Eared. L. 102 T. 48 H.F. 9 E.35; FA. 45 Wt. 9 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No. 321 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: Female Bat. Portney siding Long Eared. L. 98 T. 47 H.F. 9 E.36; FA 44. Wt. 8.8 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 322 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male Bat. Portney siding. Long Eared L. 90 T. 42 H.F. 9 E.35; FA. Wt. 6.5 grams. Coll.WBW- Coll. No. 323 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male. Bat. Portney siding. Long eared. L. 93 T. 44. H.F. 9 E.35; FA.43. Wt. 7.5 grams. Coll.WBW. Coll. No. 324 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male Bat. Portney siding. Long Eared. L. 96 T. 49 H.F. 9 E35; FA.43 Wt. 6.5 grams. Coll.WBW. ll. No. 325 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male Bat Portney siding. Long Eared. L. 94 T. 46 H.F. 9. E.37; FA.43. Wt. 6.5 grams. Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 326 Date March 15-1930 Sex: male. Bat-Portneuf Siding L. 9.5' T. 4.6 H.F. 9 E. 3.5; FA. 44. Long Eared. Wt. 7 grams. Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 327 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male Bat-Portneuf Siding L. 9.7 T. 4.7 H.F. 9 E. 3.6; FA. 44. Long Eared. Wt. 7 grams. Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 328 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male. Bat-Portneuf Siding L. 9.2 T. 4.5 H.F. 9 E. 3.5; FA. 44. Long Eared. Wt. 6 grams. Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 329 Date: March 15-1930 Sex: male Bat-Portneuf Siding L. 10.0 T. 4.8 H.F. 9 E. 3.6; FA. 42. Long Eared. Wt. 7 grams Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 330 Date March 13, 1930 Sex: female Citellus Pocatelto L. 28.0 T. 6.5 H.F. 4.3 E. 17 Trail Creek Wt. 253 grams. Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 331 Date: March 19-1930 Sex: male Citellus Pocatelto L. 3.90 T. 7.5 H.F. 4.4 E. 16 Trail Creek Wt. 3.04 grams Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 332 Date March 23-1930 Sex: male. Citellus Pocatelto L. 3.80 T. 5.0 Bobbed H.F. 4.6 E. 17 Trail Creek Wt. 3.38 grams Coll. WBW -
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No.333 Date:March 23-1930 Sex:Female citellus Pocatello. Trail Creek. 4 very small embryos. L 275 T.60 H.F.42 E.16 Wt.269 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.334 Date:March 23-1930 Sex:male citellus pocatello Trail Creek. L 295 T.65 H.F.41 E.16 Wt.300 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.335 Date:March 23-1930 Sex:Female citellus Pocatello Trail Creek. no embryos. L 265 T.68 H.F.43 E.15 Wt.213 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.336 Date:March 23-1930 Sex:female citellus Pocatello Trail Creek. no embryos. L 290 T.70 H.F.42 E.15 Wt.278 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.337 Date:March 23-1930 Sex:male citellus Pocatello Trail Creek. L 275 T.65 H.F.43 E.16 Wt.313 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.338 Date:March 23-1930 Sex:male citellus Pocatello Trail Creek. L 285 T.60 H.F.43 E.17 Wt.320 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.339 Date:March 22-1930 Sex:male Bat - 4 miles out of Pocatello. Long Eared. L 100 T.48 H.F.9 E.35 - FA.44 Wt.75 grams Coll.WBW
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality................................... Alt. Coll. No. 340. Date March 22-1930 Sex: male. migotis 4 miles Ea of Porcillo L. 85 T. 40 H.F. 7 E. 13; F.A. 33 Wt. 3.5 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 341 Date Mar. 21-1930 Sex: male. ground hog 4 miles east of Boca L. 615 T. 190 H.F. 85 E. 30 Wt. 1920 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 342 Date March 21-1930 Sex: male marmot 4 miles east of Boca L. 620 T. 170 H.F. 85 E. 30 Wt. 1883 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 343 Date April 1-1930 Sex: female gothor minh creek 8-12 mm embryo L. 225 T. 65 H.F. 29 E. 8 Wt. 143 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No.. Date April 1-1930 Sex: female. gopher minh creek. L. 225 T. 60 H.F. E. Wt. 133 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 344 Date April 1-1930 Sex: female. L - 10 mm embryo gopher minh Creek. L. 223 T. 60 H.F. 27 E. 7 Wt. 145 grams Coll. WBW. Col. No. 345 Date April 1-1930 Sex: male. gopher minh creek. L. 230 T. 70 H.F. 31 E. 8. Wt. 196 grams Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality Alt. Coll. No.346 gopher mink creek Date: April 1-1930 Sex: Female L.207 T.52 H.F.28 E.7 Wt.129 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.347 gopher mink creek. Date: April 1. 1930 Sex: male L.240 T.58 H.F.30 E.8 Wt.180 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No.348. Schrew. Schutte farm Pocatello Idaho. Date: April 15-1930 Sex: male L.112 T.47 H.F.13 E.5 Wt.6 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No.349. microtus Pocatillo Creek. Date: April 18-1930 Sex: Female L.145' T.33 H.F.18 E.13 Wt.40 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No.350 Large Shrew. Pocatillo creek. near source of east fork, Date: April 19-1930 Sex: male L.150 T.70 H.F.18 E.8 Wt.14 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.351. Little Shrew. Pocatillo creek near source of east fork. Date: April 19-1930 Sex: male. L.100 T.39 H.F.12 E.7 Wt.6.5 grams Coll.WBW Coll. No.352 microtus Pocatello creek near source Date: April 19-1930 Sex: male. L.167 T.40 H.F.18 E.13 Wt.51 grams Coll.WBW
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality............................Alt. Coll. No. 353 Date: April 19-1930 Sex: female gopher. Pocatello Creek. 6-10mm embryos L.212 T. 60 H.F. 27 E. 7 Wt. 108 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No.354 Date: April 19-1930 Sex: female micratus Pocatello Creek six 9-mm embryos. L.150 T. 32. H.F. 19. E. 13 Wt. 38 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 355 Date: April 19-1930 Sex: female Peromyscus. Pocatello Creek five 22-mm embryos L. 150 T. 60 H.F. 18 E. 17 Wt. 30 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 356 Date: April 19-1930 Sex: female Peromyscus. Pocatello Creek L. 145 T. 62. H.F. 19 E. 17 Wt. 16 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 357 Date: April 19-1930 Sex: male Peromyscus. Pocatello-Creek L. 162 T. 70 H.F. 20 E. 17 Wt. 23 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 358 Date: April 27-1930 Sex: female gopher. Schatto mine five -10mm embryos L. 200 T. 5'5
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality..........................Alt. Coll. No. 360 Date: April 27-1930 Sex: male chittr murch. Schutto mine. L.200 T.85 H.F.33 E. 15' Wt.48 grama Coll.WBW Coll. No.361 Date: April 27-1930 Sex: female Shrew. schutto mine. six 10 mm. embyga. L.105 T.43 H.F.100 E. 7 Wt.8 grama Coll.WBW Coll. No.362 Date: May 1-1930 Sex: female Kangaroo Rat Ann. Falls.- 6mi. south west. Power Co. Zola. L.215 T.120 H.F.40 E. 12 Wt. 39 grama Coll.WBW Coll. No.363 Date: May 1-1930 Sex male Kangaroo Rat. Power Co. Ann. Falls.-6mi. south west. L.236 T.135 H.F. 42 E. 12 Wt.45 grama Coll.WBW Coll. No.364 Date: May 1- 1930 Sex: female. Kangaroo Rat. Power Co. Ann. Falls.-6mi L.225 T.130 H.F.42 E. 12. south west. Wt.32 grama Coll. Coll. No.365 Date: May 1, 1930 Sex: female Kangaroo Rat. Power Co. Ann. Falls.-6mi L.235 T.130 H.F.41 E. 11 south west. Wt.47 grama Coll.WBW Coll. No.366 Date: May 1-193 Sex: male. Kangaroo Rat. Power Co. Ann. Falls.- bmi L.240 T.140 H.F. 42 E. 12. south west Wt.41 grama Coll.WBW
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 367 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: female Kangaroo Rat. americ Falls. ( mi. south west Power Co. L. 223 T. 130 H.F. 41 E. 12. Wt. 35 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 368 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: male Kangaroo Rat. am. Falls. Power Co. ( mi. South west. L. 270 T. 155 H.F. 41 E. 13 Wt. 55 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 369 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: female Kangaroo Rat. am. Falls. Power Co. ( mi. S.W. L.250 T.140 H.F. 42 E.12 Wt. 46 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 370 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: female. Kangaroo Rat. am. Falls 3da power co L. 235 T. 135 H.F. 41 E. 12 (6 mi. S. West Wt. 38 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 371 Date: April 26 - 1930 Sex: male. Poreatillo Geck. Rach Rat. L. 415 T. 165 H.F. 43 E. 33 Wt. none Coll. WBW - Coll. No. 372 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: male Kangaroo Rat. Power W. am. Falls - 6mi. southwest L. 240 T. 140 H.F. 41 E. 13 Wt. 40 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 373 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: male Kangaroo Rat. Power Co. Idaho am. Falls - 6 mi. south west L. 336 T. 135 H.F. 41 E. 12 Wt. 44 grams. Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality............................................ Alt.................................................. Coll. No. 374 Date: May 1 - 1930 Sex: male Hangarwo Rat. Ant. Falls Power Co. 6 miles south west L. 2 38 T. 1 35 H.F. 41 E. 12 Wt. 38 grams Coll. WBW- Coll. No. 375 Date: May 25 - 1930 Sex: female. Buckskin creek. glands 2-2. active - no embryos L. 2 15 T. 62 H.F. 30 E. 7 alt. 5100 Wt. 1 29 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 376 Date: May 25 - 1930 Sex: female Buckskin Creek. glands 2-2. as 6 mm embryos L. 1 97 T. 60 H.F. 27 E. 7 alt. 5100 Introm Wt. 1 10 grams Coll. WBW: Coll. No. 377 Date: May 25 - 1930 Sex: male Buckskin creek. alt. 5100 L. 2 20 T. 65 H.F. 30 E. 7 Introm Wt. 1 53 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 378 Date: May 25 - 1930 Sex: small Buckskin Creek. alt. 5100 L. 2 15 T. 65 H.F. 30 E. 7 Introm Wt. 1 33 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 379 Date: May 26 - 1930 Sex: female. Badger, found. in road dead near L. 7 50 T. 1 30 H.F. 1 1 2 E. 5 5 Pocatello. 14 lbs Wt. 6 3 5 6 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 380 Date: May 26 - 1930 Sex: male. Bat? Pocatello - 3 dehy L. 1 1 2 T. 42 H.F. 11 E/8 FA, 47 Wt. 8 grams Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality Alt. Coll. No.381 Black Bat coll. in Moratilla Date: Sept. 19 -1930 Sex: female. L.90 T.34 H.F. 10 E. 3FA37 Wt. 7 grams. Coll. WB Whitlow Coll. No.382 Pine Squirrel Indian Creek. Alt. 6500 Date: Sept. 20 - 1930 Sex: female. L.300 T.100 (bobbed) H.F. 50 E. 25' Wt.243 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No.383 SKrew Indian Creek. Alt 6500 Date: Sept. 21-1930 Sex: male. L.105 T.41 H.F. 11 E. 7 Wt. 3.5 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No.384 Redbacked Vole Indian Creek. Alt. 6500 Date: Sept. 21-1930 Sex: female. L.124 T. 32. H.F. 18 E. 13 Wt. 135 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No.385 Long Tailed Microtus Indian Creek. Alt.6500. Date: Sept. 21-1930 Sex (female) 4 - 13 mm. embryos. All mmt sides. 2,7mg-2 feet. L.185 T. 63. H.F. 20 E. 15' Wt. 40.5 grams. Coll.WBW Coll. No.386 Pine Squirrel Indian Creek. Alt. 6500. Date: Sept. 21 - 1930 Sex: male. L. 330 T.120 Bobbed H.F. 53. E. 26. Wt. 279 grams. Coll.WBW l. No.387 Long tailed vole. schutto mine. no embryos. Alt. 6500 Date: Sept. 28 -1930 Sex: female. L. 172 T 50 H.F. 24 E. 14 Wt. 44.5 grams. Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 388 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: female long tailed mic. (sou embryo) schutte mine alt. 6500 ft. L. 188 T. 63 H.F. 20 E. 13- Wt. 36 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 389 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. leaden shrew schutte mine alt. 6500 L. 99 T. 39 H.F. 12 E. 7 Wt. 5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 390 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. leaden shrew schutte mine L. 98 T. 37 H.F. 13 E. 7 Wt. 5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 391 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. leaden shrew schutte mine. L. 105 T. 41 H.F. 13 E. 7 Wt. 55 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 392 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. pack rat schutte mine. L. 836 T. 782 H.F. 48 E. 40 Wt. 46.5 Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 393 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. pine squirrel schutte mine. L. 315 T. 118 H.F. 5.5 E. 24 Wt. 232 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 394 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. pine squirrel- schutte mine. L. 303 T. 123 H.F. 45 E. 23 Wt. 210 grams. Coll. WBW.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality Alt. Coll. No. 395. Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. Schuyler Shrew Schutto mine L. 112 T. 41 H.F. 12 E. 7 Wt. 5.3 grams Coll. Weas. Coll. No. 396. Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. Chil muck. Schutto mine. L. 210 T. 92 H.F. 30 E. 15 Wt. 48 grams Coll. Coll. No. 397 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. gopher Schutto mine. L. 208 T. 65 H.F. 27 E. 6 Wt. 79 grams Coll. Coll. No. 398. Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: female. gopher- Schutto mine. L. 205 T. 63 H.F. 28 E. 7 Wt. 88 grams Coll. Coll. No. 399. Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. Weasel- Schutto mine. Road m Ross Creek. L. 375 T. 135 H.F. 41 E. 22. Wt. 198 grams Coll. Coll. No. 400 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. Chil muck. Schutto mine L. 208 T. 90 H.F. 31 E. 16 Wt. 47 grams Coll. W&W Coll. No. 401 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: female. Pine Squirrel. Schutto mine. L. 350 T. 140 H.F. 5'2 E. 25' Wt. 350 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 402 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male. Red Backed Mouse Schutto mine L. 120 T. 30 H.F. 17 E. 12 Wt. 15 grams Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 403 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: female Long Tail Mic Skeleton only Schutto mine L. 170 T. 56 H.F. 19 E. 15 Wt. 32 grams Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 404 Date: Sept 28-1930 Sex: male Long Tail Mic Schutt's mine L. 163 T. 5'2 H.F. 20 E. 14 Wt. 29 grams Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 405 Date: Sept. 28-1930 Sex: male Pocket Gopher Schutto mine L. 210 T. 65 H.F. 28 E. 6 Wt. 92 grams Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 406 Date: Oct. 5-1930 Sex: female chip Munk Pocatello Creek North Fork L. 205 T. 90 H.F. 31 E. 16 Wt. 48 grams Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 407 Date: Oct. 5-1930 Sex: male chip Munk Pocatello Creek North Fork L. 195 T. 85 H.F. 30 E. 16 Wt. 46 grams Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 408 Date: Oct. 5-1930 Sex: female shrew bc Creek North Fork L. 102 T. 38 H.F. 12 E. 7 Wt. 5.5 grams Coll. W.B.W.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 409 Date: Oct. 5-1930 Sex: male. Red Backed mouse, north fork creeK North Fork. L. 130 T. 33 H.F. 17 E. 13 Wt. 16 grams Coll. Coll. No. 410 Date: Oct. 5-1930 Sex: female. Pine Squirrel. Pop Creek North Fork. L. 330 T. 135 H.F. 48 E. 26 Wt. 221 grams Coll. wow. Coll. No. 411 Date: Oct. 5-1930 Sex: female. Pack Rat. Pop Creek North Fork. L. 385 T. 170 H.F. 43 E. 33 Wt. 360 grams Coll. Coll. No. 412 Date: Oct. 11-1930 Sex: male Bingham Co. Springfield Idaho Jack Rabbit Black Tail. L. 570 T. 85 H.F. 120 E. 130 Wt. 2187 grams Coll. Coll. No. 413 Date: Oct. 18-1930 Sex: female. Flying Squirrel Camp Tendoy. L. 325 T. 145 H.F. 37 E. 24 Wt. 149 grams Coll. Coll. No. 414 Date: Oct. 18-1930 Sex: female flying Squirrel Camp Tendoy L. 329 T. 145 H.F. 39 E. 25 Wt. 165 grams Coll. Coll. No. 415 Date: Oct. 18-1930 Sex: female flying Sq. Camp Tendoy L. 340 T. 165 H.F. 40 E. 24 Wt. 157 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 416. Date: Oct. 18 - 1930 Sex: female. Redbacked mouse. Camp Tendency. L. 145. T. 41 H.F. 17 E. 15 Wt. 28 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 417 Date: Oct. 18 - 1930 Sex: male. Chip Munch. Camp Tendoy. L. 213 T. 98 H.F. 32. E. 17 Wt. 47 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 418 Date: Oct. 18-1930 Sex: male. Pine Sq. camp Tendoy. L. 325 T. 125 H.F. 50 E. 23 Wt. 259 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 419. Date: Oct. 18-1930 Sex: male. Pine Squirrel camp Tendoy. L. 355 T. 140 H.F. 50 E. 26 Wt. 296 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 420 Date: Oct. 20-1930 Sex: female. Hoary Bat. Dr. Newton's Ranch, Sankom, Berncock L. 140 T. 50 H.F. 13 E. 17 F.A.5'7 Wt. 17.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 421 Date: Oct. 20-1930 Sex: male. Pine Squirrel camp Tendoy. L. 340 T. 140 H.F. 52 E. 26 Wt. 267 grams. Coll. I. No. 422 Date: Oct. 29-1930 Sex: male. Townsend's gopher. Schutte farm. Pacelli? 3da. L. 255 T. 80 H.F. 38 E. 7 Wt. 209 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No.423 Date: Oct. 2-1930 Sex: Female Red Baked Mic. Indian Creek. L.130 T.33 H.F.18 E.14. alt.6500 Wt.16.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No.424 Date: Oct. 2 1930 Sex: male. Red Back Mic. Indian Creek. L.122 T.34 H.F.17 E.12. alt.6500 Wt.17.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No.425 Date: Oct. 2-1930 Sex: male. Peromyscus- Indian Creek. L.151 T.6.5 H.F.20 E.16 alt.6500 Wt.16 grams Coll. Coll. No.426 Date: Oct. 2-1930 Sex: female Peromyscus Indian Creek. L.148 T.64 H.F.20 E.15 alt.6500 Wt.14 grams. Coll. Coll. No.427 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex: female. Shrew. schutto mine. L.103 T.40 H.F.11 E.7 Wt. 3.5grams. Coll. WBN. Coll. No.428 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex: male tong tailed mic. schutto mine. L.151 T.51 H.F.21 E.12 Wt.26 grams. Coll. W.BW. I. No.429 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex female long tailed mic. schutto mine. L.153 T.52 H.F.19 E.13 Wt.23 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality........................................................... Alt. Coll. No. 430 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex: female, Flying squirrel Schutto mine. Alt. 6500 L. 322 T. 145 H.F. 35 E. 24 Wt. 148 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Coll. No. 431 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex: male gopher Schutto mine. Alt. 6500 L. 205 T. 61 H.F. 26 E. 6 Wt. 88 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 432 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex: female, Porcupine Schutto mine Alt. 6500 L. 620 T. 70 H.F. X E. 30 Wt. 13 1/2 pounds. Coll. Coll. No. 433 Date: Nov. 9-1930 Sex: male Peromyscus. Schutto mine. Alt. 6500. L. 163 T. 70 H.F. 21 E. 19. Wt. 16.3 grams. Coll. W.B.W. Tiltho Coll. No. 434 Date: Oct. 11-1930 Sex: male. Weasel. Schutt farm mill or Porcetteli. Alt Skull. L. 320 T. 110 H.F. 36 E. 20 Wt. 12.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 435 Date: Nov. 22-1930 Sex: male Peromyscus. Schutt mine L. 158 T. 70 H.F. 18 E. 17 Wt. 15.5 grams. Coll. I. No. 436 Date: Nov. 22-1930 Sex: Peromyscus Schutto mine. L. 142 T. 56 H.F. 19 E. 16 Wt. 16 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality......................................... Alt. Coll. No.436 Date: Nov.22-1930 Sex:male. Peromyscus schotto mine L.152 T. 63 H.F. 19 E. 17 Wt.16 grams Coll. Coll. No.437 Date: Nov.22-1930 Sex: male. Peromyscus schotto mine L.153' T. 67 H.F. 20 E. 13' Wt.14.5 grams Coll. Coll. No.438 Date: Nov.22-1930 Sex: female. Peromyscus schotto mine L.145' T. 62 H.F. 19. E. 16. Wt.13 grams Coll. Coll. No.439 Date: Nov.22-1930 Sex: female. Pegmy Rabbit schutto mine. L.270 T.25(25) H.F. 75' E. 48 Wt.4.06 grams Coll. Coll. No.440 Date: Nov.22-1930 Sex: female. Pegmy Rabbit. schutto mine L.300 T. 30 H.F. 75' E. 45 Wt.446 grams Coll. Coll. No.441 Date: Nov.22-1930 Sex: male. Jack Rabbit 4 males east of Baca. Black Tail L.480 T. 63' H.F. 125' E. 112 Wt.2016 grams Coll. Coll. No.442 Date: Dec.7-1930 Sex: female. Jack Rabbit. Black Tail. Pocatiello city creek. L.490 T. 80 H.F. 120 E. 120 Wt.2054 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 443 Date: Dec. 24-1930 Sex: male. Snow Shoe Redlet. Schuot mine. L. 435 T. 35' H.F. 140 E. 79 alt. 4500 ft Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 444 Date: Jan. 7-1931 Sex: female Musk Rat. Armist - Bonneal co. L. 530 T. 250 H.F. 80 E. 20 Wt. 545 grams Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 445 Date: Jan. 18-1931 Sex: male White Tail Jack. 4 miles south of Pocatello: L. 600 T. 95' H.F. 155 E. 117 Wt. 2945 grams Coll. Coll. No. 446 Date: Jan. 25-1931 Sex: female Pack Rat. 8 miles south of Pocatello. Pahnet Sidng. L. 375 T. 155 H.F. 43 E. 35 Wt. 370 grams Coll. Coll. No. 447 Date: Jan. 25-1931 Sex: female Pack Rat. 8 miles south of Pocatello siding Wt. 265 grams Coll. Coll. No. 448 Date: Jan. 31-1931 Sex: female Dwarf Weasel. Pahnet Idaho. Parrlts Ranch. Barnack co. West Fork Rapid Creek - 9 miles E. Pocatello. L. 197 T. 50 H.F. 25' E. 13. Wt. 57.8 grams Coll. Coll. No. 449 Date: Jan. 31-1931 Sex: female White Tail Jack. Barratt's Ranch, W. Fork Rapid Cr.-9 miles E. Pocatello. L. 590 T. 100 H.F. 155' E. 110 Wt. 26.55 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality....................................................Alt. Coll. No. 450 Date: Feb. 1 - 1931 Sex: female. Bach Bat. Pocatello mine - 4 miles west. L. 370 T. 160 H.F. 42 E. 33. Wt. 257 Coll. Coll. No. 451 Date: Feb. 14 - 1931 Sex: female. Little Brown Bat. 4 miles east of Pocatello. L. 86 T. 36. H.F. 7 E. 14 FA 34 Wt. no data Coll. W.B. W: Coll. No. 452 Date: Feb. 14 - 1931 Sex: female. Long Eared Bat. 4 miles east of Pocatello. L. 100 T. 51 H.F. 10. E 35 FA. 47 Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 453 Date: Feb. 14 - 1931 Sex: female. Little Brown Bat. 4 miles east of Pka. L. 80 T. 37 H.F. 7 E. 13 FA 33. Wt. 3.5 grams Coll. Coll. No. 454 Date: Feb. 14 - 1931 Sex: female Little Brown Bat. 4 miles east of Boca. L. 80 T. 34 H.F. 6 E. 12 FA 33. Wt. 3.5 grams Coll. Coll. No. 455 Date: Feb. 14 - 1931 Sex: female. Little Brown Bat. 4 miles east of Boca. L. 84 T. 35 H.F. 7 E. 13 FA. 33. Wt. 3 grams Coll. Coll. No. 456 Date: Feb. 23 - 1930 Sex: female Perry's Pk. Pocatello Creek. 4 miles of. L. 150 T. 63. H.F. 20 E. 15' Wt. 17 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality Alt. Coll. No. 457 Date: Feb. 23-1931 Sex: female. Peromyscus Potatillo Creek L. 160 T. 63 H.F. 20 E. 16 Wt. 17 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 458 Date: Mar. 1-1931 Sex: male. Sktom K. Branch of [illegible] mi 1 miles north Potatillo. L. 690 T. 305 H.F. 80 E. Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 459 Date: March 1-1931 Sex: female. Sktom K. Branch of ls on reservation 1 or 1 miles north of Potatillo L. 610 T. 270 H.F. 68 E. Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 460 Date: April 5-1931 Sex: male White Tail Jack. 10 miles south of McCannon Picked up MYROD. L. 560 T. 110 H.F. 140 E. 110 Wt. 2392 grams, Coll. Coll. No. 461 Date: April 12-1931 Sex: female. Bluffs -5 miles west of Potatillo. Peromyscus L. 172 T. 70 H.F. 21 E. 18. Wt. 27 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 462 Date: April 12-1931 Sex: female 5 -1mm embryos. Bluffs -5 miles west of Potatillo Peromyscus L. 171 T. 75 H.F. 18 E. 18 Wt. 29 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 463 Date: April 12-1931 Sex: male. Bluffs -5 miles west of Potatillo Peromyscus L. 176 T. 75 H.F. 21 E. 18 Wt. 23.5 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 464 Date: March 1-1931 Sex: male. Beaver. found dead on Comwell River by Quin L.880 T. 310 H.F. 150 E. no data. Wt. no data Coll. W&N. Coll. No. 465 Date: Jan. 15-1931 Sex: male. Badger. skull only. T. A. Hatchery L. 660 T. 127 H.F. 103 E. no data. Wt no data Coll. W&N. Coll. No. 466 Date: Jan. 15-1931 Sex: male. Badger. skull only. T. A. Hatchery L. 775 T. 160 H.F. 115' E no data Wt. no data . Coll. Coll. No. 467 Date: Jan. 15-1931 Sex: female. Badger. skull only. T. A. Hatchery L. 725 T. 135' H.F. 103 E no data. Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 468 Date: Mar. 1-1931 Sex: male. mind-Skeleton quern on Bortney River. L. 570 T. 190 H.F. 70 E. midata Wt. no data . Coll. W&N. Coll. No. 469 Date: Jan. 1. 1931 Sex: no data. mind skull no measurements H.F. E. by Aex. T. from Traffo Quin on Bortney Rive. ll. No. 470. Date: Jan. 15-1931 Sex: no data Badger skull only- T. A. Hatchery. L. Wt T. H.F. E. Wt Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality............................................................................................................................... Alt. Coll. No. 471 Date: Jan. 15 - 1931 Sex: no data Badger from trapper at Fish Hatchery SKULL ONLY L. no T. data H.R. E. Wt.......................................................................................................................Coll. Coll. No. 472 Date: Jan. 15 - 1931 Sex: no data Badger Skull only from trapper at Fish Hatchery. L. no T. data H.R. E. Wt.......................................................................................................................Coll. Coll. No. 473 Date: may 3 - 1931 Sex: female gigantic Rabbit Trail Creek. mammary glands active - one embryo L. 80 T. 30 H.F. 67 E. 52 Wt. 50.9 grams. Coll. WBW Coll. No. 474 Date: may 3 - 1931 Sex: female cotton tail Trail Creek. mammary glands active - no embryo L. 370 T. 55 H.F. 90 E. 61 Wt. 102.0 grams. Coll. WBW. Coll. No. 475 Date: may 10-1931 Sex: male Wooden Shrew Barrett's Ranch, W. Fork Rapid Cr., 9½ mi. E. Pocatello. L. 97 T. 37 H.F. 12 E. 6 Wt. 4 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 476 Date: May 10 - 1931 Sex: male Water Shrew Barrett's Ranch, W. Fork Rapid Cr., 9½ mi. E. Pocatello. Bannock Co. Idaho L. 155 T. 77 H.F. 20 E. 7 Wt. 16.3 grams. Coll. WB.W. I. No. 477 Date: may 10 - 1931 Sex: female Red Backed Squirrel Barrett's Ranch, West Fork Rapid Creek, 9½ mi. E. Pocatello. L. 140 T. 33 H.F. 17 E. 13. Wt. 24 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 478 Date: May 10-1931 Sex: female long tail mic. Buckskin Creek 5 embryos. 6mm L. 147 T. 48 H.F. 19 E. 14 diameter of tott bub. Wt. 25.5 grams Coll. Coll. No. 479. Date: May 10-1931 Sex: male. Big mic. Buckskin Creek. L. 182 T. 45 H.F. 21 E. 15' Wt. 60 grams Coll. Coll. No. 480 Date May 10-1931 Sex: female. Big mic. Buckskin Creek. embryos. L. 172 T. 43 H.F. 21 E. 15 Wt. 51 grams Coll. Coll. No. 481 Date: May 10-1931 Sex: male. Big mic. Buckskin Creek. L. 182 T. 42 H.F. 21 E. 15' Wt. 66 grams Coll. Coll. No. 482 Date: May 10-1931 Sex: female Chip munte Buckskin Creek. L. 215 T. 90 H.F. 32 E. 17 5-8mm embryos. Wt. 47 grams Coll. Coll. No. 483 Date May 10-1931 Sex: female. Chip munte Buckskin Creek embryos. L. 210 T. 90 H.F. 32 E. 16 Wt. 42 grams Coll. Coll. No. 484 Date May 10-1931 Sex: male Chip munte Buckskin Creek L. 210 T. 95 H.F. 33 E. 17 Wt. 43 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality Alt. Coll. No. 484. Date: May 23-1931 Sex: small Flying Squirrel Justice Park Leonard's cabin. L. 330 T. 130 H.F. 40 E. 25' Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 485 Date: May 24-1931 Sex: male Long Tail mic Justice Park. L. 178 T. 60 H.F. 21 E. 13. Wt. 37 grams Coll. Coll. No. 486 Date: May 24-1931 Sex: female Berringer Justice Park. L. 170 T. 67 H.F. 20 E. 18 4-18mm embryos Wt. 50 grams Coll. Coll. No. 487 Date: May 24-1931 Sex: male Berringer Justice Park. L. 170 T. 72 H.F. 21 E. 17 Wt. 26 grams Coll. Coll. No. 488 Date: June 2-1931 Sex: female Black Bat Entry in Pocahillas. L. 103 T. 38 H.F. 8.5' E. 16 FA 42. Wt. 6.8 grams Coll. Coll. No. 489. Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female nw grayhothumrul 1 mi north of Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 130 T. 33 H.F. 18 E. 18 Wt. 24 grams Coll. Coll. No. 490 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female nw Lagurus 1 mi n. Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 110 T. 20 H.F. 15' E. 10 Wt. 17.7 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt... Coll. No. 491 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female no emb. pocket mouse. 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 162. T. 88 H.F. 22. E. 8 Wt. 14.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 492 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female emb. pocket mouse. 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 170 T. 93 H.F. 22. E. 8 Wt. 14.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 493 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: male. pocket mouse 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 163 T. 87 H.F. 22.5 E. 8-5 Wt. 15.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 494 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: male. pocket mouse. 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 167 T. 90 H.F. 22 E. 8 Wt. 12.2 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 495 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female. pocket mouse. 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 163 T. 90 H.F. 21 E. 8 Wt. 12.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 496 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female. cliff mouse. 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L. 190 T. 90 H.F. 29 E. 15-5 Wt. 32 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 497 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female. Bairdshoptowne 1 mi. n. Fort Hall Bingham Co. L. 152 T. 68 H.F. 17.5 E. 15 Wt. 11.5 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality....................................................................................................Alt. Coll. No.498 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: male. pocket mouse 1 mi. N. Fort Hall. Bingham Co. L.15'3 T. 80 H.F. 23 E. 8 Wt.10 grams. Coll. Coll. No.499 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: male. chipmunk 1 mi. north Fort Hall. Bingham co. L.2'00 T. 90 H.F. 28 E. 15' Wt.30.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No.500 Date: Sept. 7-1931 Sex: female. [illegible] [illegible] L. T. H.F. E. Wt. 17.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No.500 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male Gopher. Side Scout Mt. 1600 ft. alt. Bannock Co. Ida. L.2'18 T. 64 H.F. 29 E. 7 Wt. 97.5 grams. Coll. Coll. No.501 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male. gopher. Sweat Mt. 1600 ft. Body-120 Bannock co. ida L. T. H.F. 25 E. 6 Wt. 5.6 grams. Coll. Coll. No.502 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male. m. monday. Justice Park. 6300 ft. bannock co. Idaho L.17'5 T. 62 H.F.20 E. 15' Wt. 37 grams. Coll. L. No.503 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male Justice Park, 6300, Bannock co., Ida. L.15'9 T. 51 H.F.21 E. 13 Wt. 29 grams. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality......................... Alt. Coll. No. 504 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: female m.mondat. Justice Park. 6300 ft. alt. Bannock Co., Ida. L. 168 T. 56 H.F. 20 E. 14 Wt. 26.5 grams. Coll.. Coll. No. 505 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male m.mondat. Justice Park. 6300 ft Bannock Co. L. 153 T. 49. H.F. 21 E. 13 Wt. 22 grams Coll.. Coll. No. 506 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: female chip-munk. Justice Park. 6300 ft Bannock co. L. 205 T. 90 H.F. 32 E. 18 Wt. 47.5 grams. Coll.. Coll. No. 507 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male CHIP-MUNK. Justice Park. 6300 ft Bannock Co. L. 203 T. 90 H.F. 31 E. 17 Wt. 43.5 grams. Coll.. Coll. No. 508 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: male chip-munk. Justice Park. 6300 ft Alt. Bannock Co. L. 203 T. 85 H.F. 31 E. 17 Wt. 42 grams. Coll.. Coll. No. 509 Date: Sept. 13-1931 Sex: female CHIPMUNK. Justice Park. 6300 Alt. Bannock Co. L. 208 T. 87 H.F. 32 E. 18 Wt. 46.5 grams. Coll.. Coll. No. 510 Date: Sept. 27-1931 Sex: male. POCKETMOUSE Dr. M.M.W. Michaud Power Cr., Ida. L. 155 T. 80 H.F. 21 E. 7 Wt. 13.5 g. Coll..
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality.................... Alt. Coll. No.511 Date: Sept.27-1931 Sex: male. Chiffonch. 5mi M.W. michaud Power Co. Ida. L.190 T. 90 H.F. 29 E. 15 Wt.34g. Coll. Coll. No.512 Date: Sept.27-1931 Sex: female. Chiffonch. 5mi M.W. michaud Power Co. Ida. L.198 T. 95 H.F. 29 E. 15 Wt.31.5g Coll. Coll. No.513 Date: Sept.27-1931 Sex: female K-Rat. 5mi M.W. michaud Power Co. Ida. L.245 T.135 H.F. 38 E. 13 Wt.53.5 Coll. Coll. No.514 Date: Sept.27-1931 Sex: female K-Rat. 5mi M.W. michaud Power Co. Ida. L.250 T.135 H.F. 38 E. 13 Wt.52g Coll. Coll. No.515 Date: Sept.27-1931 Sex: male K-Rat. 5mi M.W. michaud Power Co Ida. L.250 T.140 H.F. 39 E. 13. Wt.50g Coll. Coll. No.516 Date Sept.27-1931 Sex: male K-Rat. 5mi M.W. michaud. Power Co Ida. Wt.43.5g Coll. L.248 T.140 H.F. 39 E. 13.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality_______________________________________________________Alt. Coll. No. 517 Date: Oct. 2, 1931 Sex: female P. gopher 8 ½ mi. S.E. 4750 ft POCATELLO L. 218 T. 63 H.F. 29 E. 6.5 Wt. 124 g. Coll. Coll. No. 518 Date: Oct. 2-1931 Sex: male P. Gopher 3 ½ mi. S.E. 4750 ft POCATELLO. L. 230 T. 70 H.F. 29 E. 7.5 Wt. 141.5 g. Coll. Coll. No. 519 Date: Oct. 2-1931 Sex: male P. Gopher 4750 ft 3 ½ mi. S.E. POCATELLO. L. 230 T. 70 H.F. 29 E. 8 Wt. 148 g. Coll. Coll. No. 520 Date: Oct. 2-1931 Sex: female P. Gopher 4750 ft. 3 ½ mi. S.E. POCATELLO, L. 213 T. 63 H.F. 29 E. 7 Wt. 101 g. Coll. Coll. No. 521 Date: Oct. 2-1931 Sex: female P. Gopher 4850 ft 5 ½ mi S.E. POCATELLO L. 220 T. 73 H.F. 28 E. 7 Wt. 100 g. Coll. aflands. 2 locs, 2 ring. Coll. No. 522 Date: Oct. 2-1931 Sex: female P. Gopher 4750 3 ½ miles S.E POCATELLO. L. 215 T. 70 H.F. 28 E. 6.5 Wt. 90 g. Coll. Coll. No. 5-23 Date: Oct. 8-1931 Sex: male S hrew Schults 4650 ft. Tann. 2 ½ mi. n.w. POCATELLO. Bannock Cr. School: L. 120 T. 40 H.F. 12 E. 6 Wt. 5.3 g. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality...................................................... Alt. Coll. No. 524 Date: Oct. 8-1931 Sex: female Schatto Farm-4650ft. 2 1/2 mi. M.W. Pocatello Bannock Co., Ida. L. 1 1/1 T. 4 2 H.F. 12.5 E. 7 Wt. 6.5 grams Coll. Coll. No. 525 Date: Oct. 11-1931 Sex: male. P. gopher. Junction of M.P.E. Fork & ranch creek. 10 mi. S.E. Pocatello. Bannock Co., Ore. L. 2 1/0 T. 6 5 H.F. 2 8 E. 6 Wt. 99 g. Coll. Coll. No. 526 Date: Oct. 11-1931 Sex: male P. gopher. 1/2 mi. S.W. Bannock Ranchery Sta. on W Fork ranch creek. Bann.Co, L. 2 0/7 T. 6 8 H.F. 2 8 E. 6.5 Wt. 101 g. Coll. Coll. No. 527 Date: Oct. 11-1931 Sex: male P. gopher. 1/2 mile S.W. Bannock Ranchery station on W Fork ranch creek. Bann. Co. L. 2 1/2 T. 7 0 H.F. 2 9 E. 7 Wt. 134 g. Coll. Coll. No. 528 Date: Oct. 17-1931 Sex: female. gracilofus Mouse. 5 1/2 miles S.W. michand 4500ft Power Cr, Idaho L. 1 2/8 T. 3 6 H.F. 2 0 E. 18 Wt. 2.6 grams Coll. Coll. No. 529 Date Oct. 17-1931 Sex: female. chifomunk. 5 1/2 miles S.W. michand 4500ft Power Cr, Ida L. 1 9/5 T. 8 5 H.F. 2 9 E. 14 Wt. 37 g. Coll. Coll. No. 530 Date: Oct. 17-1931 Sex: female. P. gopher. R.R. 3/4 mi. SW. michand 4500ft Power Cr, Sda. L. 2 3/5 T. 7 0 H.F. 3 4 E. 7 Wt. 164 g. Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 531 Date: Oct. 17-1938 Sex: female. p. gopher. 2 mi. S.W. 4500 ft. L. 2 3/0 T. 7 5/ H.F. 33 E. 7 michard, Niar Wash creek Bonner co. Ida. Wt. 180 g. Coll. Coll. No. 532. Date: Oct. 20-1931 Sex: male. Spotted Skunk. 3 1/2 mi. S.W. America Falls, 4400 ft. Power Co, Idaho. By Eugene Schutt. L. 4 2/0 T. 15/0 H.F. 45 E. 3 6 Wt. no data Coll. Wm. Whitlow Coll. No. 533 Date: August 29-1931 Sex: no data skull of Spotted Skunk, start at Justice Park. 620 ft. Bonner Co. Ida. Wt. no data L. T. H.F. E. Coll. No. 534 Date: January 20-1931 Sex: no data. blacktail Jack Rabbit Skull only. 3 1/2 miles N.W. Pocatello, Bonner Co., Idaho L. H.F. E. Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 535 Date: Sept. 29-1931 Sex: no data. Fragment of upper Skull - 3 mi. on W. onechland Power Co. Idaho L. T. H.F. E. Wt. Coll. Coll. No. 536. Date: Nov. 1-1931 Sex: male p. gopher Schutt's mine 12 mi. N.E. Pocatello 6300 ft. Bonner Co. L. 2 1/0 T. 65 H.F. 29 E. 7 Wt. 98 grams Coll. Coll. No. 537 Date: Nov. 1-1931 Sex: female. p. gopher Schotts mine, 6300 ft. 12 mi N.E. Pocatello Bonner Co. L. 20/7 T. 65 H.F. 29 E. 7 Wt. 76 grams Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality................................................. Alt. Coll. No.538 Date: Nov.1-1931 Sex:male P.gopher Schuttsmine,6300 12 mi.N.E.Pocatello L.203 T.65 H.F.27 E.6.5 Bannock Co.Ida. Wt.84grams Coll. Coll. No.539 Date: Nov.1-1931 Sex:female P.gopher.Schutt's mine-6300ft L/190 T.60 H.F.27 E.7 12 mi.N.E.Pocatello Bannock Co.Ida. Wt.75.grams Coll. Coll. No.540 Date: Nov.1-1931 Sex:male P.gopher.Schutt's Skull only mine - 6300 ft. L227 T.80 H.F.29. E.7 12 mi.N.E.Pocatello Bannock Co.Ida. Wt.102 grams Coll. Coll. No.541 Date: Nov.1-1931 Sex:male P.gopher.Schutt's mine - 6300 ft. L208 T.65 H.F.28 E.7 12 mi.N.E.Pocatello Bannock Co.Idaho. Wt.93grams Coll. Coll. No.542 Date: Nov.1-1931 Sex:male P.gopher.Schutt's mine - 6300 ft. L210 T.63 H.F.29 E.65 12 mi.N.E.Pocatello Bannock Co.Idaho. Wt.91grams Coll. Coll. No.543 Date: Nov.1-1931 Sex:female Pine Squirrel Schutt's Mine 6300ft L375 T.140 H.F.51 E.27 12 mi.N.E.Pocatello Bannock Co.Idaho Wt.250grams Coll. Coll.No.544 Date: Nov.15-1931 Sex:male pocket gopher Jim Burnins Ranch 9 mi.S.W.Pocatello L.205 T.63 H.F.29 E.7 6000ft Power Co Idaho Wt.112 Coll.
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MAMMALS: U. of K. Museum SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 545 Date: Oct. 20-1931 Sex: male Cougar. 8 mi. S.W. Bocatello 6000 ft. Power Co. Idaho. L 1810 T. 680 H.F. no bot & E80(dry) Wt. No data Coll. Coll. No. 546 Date: Nov. 1-1931 Sex: male? Bob. Cat. Skull only 9 mi. S.W. Pocatello Power Co. Ida. L. No data H.E. Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 547 Date: Nov. 1-1931 Sex: male? coyote - Skull only. a. mi. SW Pocatello. Power Co. Idaho. L. No data E. Wt. No data Coll. Coll. No. 548 Date: Dec. 5-1931 Sex: male Pygmy Rabbit L. 285' T. 17' H.F. 75' E. 55' Wt. 433 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 549 Date: Dec. 5-1931 Sex: female Jack Rabbit-Black Tail. 4 mi. east of Pocatello. L. 550 T. 80 H.F. 125' E. 120' Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 550 Date: Jan. 17-1932 Sex: male Weasel. 1 mi. east of Burnt Co. Portneuf. L. 410 T. 150 H.F. 45' E. 23. Wt. 217 grams. Coll. Wm whitlow Coll. No. 551 Date: Dec. 5-1931 Sex: male Pygmy Rabbit Skull only L. 265' T. 20 H.F. 70 E. 50' Wt. Coll.
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#552 Date Feb. 27 Sex male. Rising Rabbitt. 2 mi north of Michaud-Power Co. L. 2 65' T. 20 H.F. 70 E. 50 Wt. 433 grams. call. #553 Date Feb. 27, 1932 Sex male. Black Tail Jack.- 2 mi. N. Michaud-Power Co. L. 5'60 T 80 H.F. 12 5' E 120 Skull only Wt. 1810 grams call. #554 Feb. 27-1932 female Black Tail Jack- 2 mi. N. Michaud-Power Co. Skull only L. 5'60 T. 80 H.F. 130 E. 125' Wt 2494 #555 Feb. 27-1932 male. Black Tail Jack. Skull only, 2 mi. N. Michaud-Power Co. L. 5'40 T. 85 H.F. 125 E. 115 Wt no data. #556 Feb. 27-1932 Sex? Black Tail Jack. Skull only. 2 mi. N. Michaud-Power Co. L. 5'50 T. 90 H.F. no data E. 115 Wt-no data #557 Feb. 29-1932 male Rising Rabbitt. 2 mi N. Michaud-Power Co. L. 2'70 T. 20 H.F. 65 E. 47 Wt. 388
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558. Feb.29-1932 - small Black Tail Jack. Skull only. 2 mi. N. of Birchard Power Co. wt. modata. L.560 T. 95' H.F. 120 E.115' ------------------------ 559. Feb.27-1932 small. Black Tail Jack, Skull only 2 mi. N. Michaud Power Co. wt. modata L.540 T. 95' H.F. 130 E. 123 ------------------------ 560 Feb.27-1932 Black Tail Jack skull only. 2 mi. N. Michaud Power Co. L.570 T. 100 H.F.125' E.125' wt. ------------------------ X 561. March. 6-1932 small Pack Rat - 1 mi E Portney siding. lost Just L.403 T 170 H.F 44 E34 Wt. 465 grams. ------------------------ 562. March 13 - 1932 male. Deazel - 3 miles S. Ocatello, ------------------------ 400-142-40-25' wt. 187 grams. ------------------------ 563 - April 3-1932 male Pack Rat . 1 mi. S Portney siding ------------------------ 415-180-42-35' Wt. 406 grams. ------------------------ 564 - April 3-1932 female. Pack Rat . 1 mi. S. Portney. Bonveh Cr. Had Bot Fly Larvae in Back. 360-145-40-31 wt. 361 grams.
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565 - April 3 - 1932 female Back Rat. 1 mi. S. Portneuf Bannock Cr. October 370-155-43-33 no embryos Wt. 291 gram 566 - April 10 - 1932 small. Pocket Gopher - Indian String. 4 mi. S American Falls) Power Cr. Idaho 220-67-30-7 Wt. 152 grams. 567 - April 16 - 1932 female Pocket Gopher - Indian Strings 4 mi. S Am. Falls. Power Cr. Ida. 222-65-28-7 Wt. 167 grams. 568 - April 10 - 1932 - female. Pocket gopher- indian string no embryos. 4 mi S. Am. Falls. 205-62-29-7 Wt. 116 grams. 569 - April 10 - 1932 female. Pocket Gopher- Indian Strings- no embryos uterus enlarged inflamed. 215-66-27-6. Wt. 118 grams. 570 - Apr 10-1932 small no masto - end. St.-4 mi S. Am. Falls. 167-40-19.5-13- Wt. 57 grams. 571 - April 10 - 1932 - female no masto - end. St. 7 embryos uterus bulb 150-30-18-13 Wt. 35 gm.
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572. - April 10-1932 - female Ogther - Indian Springs. 4 mi S. Am Falls 1 embryos. crown-rump 19mm. 215-65-30-7 Wt. 141 gms. 573 - April 10-1932 small Ogther - Indian Sh. 4 mi S. Am Falls. 235-70-30-7 Wt. 173 574 April 10-1932 female Ogther - Indian Sh. 4 mi S. Am Falls 9 embryos Uterine bulb 6mm. 210-60-28-7 Wt. 133 gms. 575 April 10-1932 female [illegible] and Sh. embryos. 144-32-20-13 Wt. 34 gms. 576 - Apr. 10-1932 small Omiculus and Sh. 4 mi S. Am Falls. 163-36-18-12 Wt. 49 gms. 577 - April 10-1932 male microltus - And. Sh. 4 mi S. Am Falls. 160-35-19-13 Wt. 43 gms 578 - April 19-1932 - male Mt. Lion - 9 mi N.W. Pocatello. 1950-750-265-100 Wt. 100 pounds. 579 April 24-1932 - female White Peromyscus. Swesey Four Farms - 5 miles North of Pocatello - Breasted by Jack Blair. 170-80-18-13 Wt 198.
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580 - april 30 - 1932 - female Gopher - Ondium Sho. 4 mi. S. A. Falls glands. 3th. Rect. 2 Pr. Smg. 216-65-29-8 wt. 124 g. 581 - april 30 - 1932 - female. Gopher - Soid. Springs . . 4 mi. S. A. Falls glands - 3Rect. 2thSmg. 218-63-27-7 wt. 110 g. 582 - april 30 - 1932 - female Gopher - ond. springs. glands 3th. Rect. 2Pring 218-65-29-7 Wt. 134 g. 583 - april 30 - 1932 - male Gopher. 224-60-28-8 wt. 153g. 584 - april 30 - 1932 - male Gopher. 243-73-32-8 - wt. 176 g 585 - april 30 - 1932 - male Gopher- 226-62-28-8 wt. 159 586 - april 30 - 1932 - male Gopher - skull only. 320-60-30-8 - wt. 193 g
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587 - April 30 1932 - male Father - Skull only. 227 - 70 - 28 - 8 Wt. 170 g. 588 - May 3 - 1932 - female Father - 2nd. Strmnr. glandz. 391 Pct. - 28in. ing. 222 - 68 - 28 - 7 Wt. 120 g. 589 - May 3 - 1932 female Father - 2nd. 5p. glandz 38%. Pct. 2pin. ing. 228 - 65 - 30 - 8. Wt. 137 g. 590 - May 7 - 1932 - male Brains Bod. 360 - 60 - 59 - 18. Wt. 1030 g. 590 - May 20 - 1932 - male Weasel. Near Potatello. 420 - 153 - 45 - 22 - Wt 280g. 591 - may 30-1932. female chif mnrk. 4 mi. M.E. American Falls. Power Co. 3da. 190-95'-30-15- Wt. 50 grams. 592 - may 30-1932 male ✓ chif-mnrk. 4mi, M.E. American Falls Power Co. 3da. 180-83'-27-15'- Wt. 35g. 593 - may 30-1932 female Kangaroo Rat. 4 miles M.E. American Falls- Power Co. Idaho. 25'2-140-41-14. Wt. 59 g.
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594 - may 30-1932. male Kangaroo Rat. 4 mi. M. C. American Falls - Power Co. 252-141-40-13. wt. 57 g. 595- may 30-1932-female-im. Kangaroo Rat. 4 miles M.C. American Falls. Power Co. 175-98-37-11. wt. 20.5 g. 596. may 30-1930 female im. Kangaroo Rat. 4 mi. M.C. American Falls - Power Co. Ida. 175-160-37-10- wt. 20.5 grams. 597 - June 3-1932 - female Chigmmk. - Fort Hall Indian School, 10 mi. M. of Pocatello, Bannock Co. 196-85-29-15' wt. 43 grams. 598 - June 3-1932 - male Townsend gphur- Fort Hall Indian School 10 mi. M. Pocatello. Bannock Co. 300-90-40-8. wt 382 g. 599 - June 3-1932 - female-gnw. Townsend gphur. Fort Hall Indian School 10 mi. M. Pocatello, Bannock G. Idaho. 225'-510-34-7 wt. 147 g. 600 - June 3-1932 - female Citellus - Fort Hall Indian School, 10 mi M. Pocatello, Bannock Co. 283-66-42-17 - wt 2048. 601. June 7-1932 - female microtus. hamadryas-macatus - Bannock area. 10 mi. slightly N.W. Pocatello, Power Co. Ben boyz - grpm amt 8 min. 156-32-19-12- wt 47 grams.
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602 - June 7-1932 female Microtus manicus (illegible) - Barnrock Creek, 10mi. slightly N.W. Pocatello canal embryos. Power Cr. 150-35-17-12. wt. 36g. 603 - June 7-1932 male Microtus manicus (illegible) - Barnrock Creek. 10mi slightly N.W. Pocatello - Power Cr. Sda. 165-41-20-14- wt. 53g. 604 - June 7-1932 male. Reithrodontomys - Barnrock Creek, 10mi. slightly N.W. Pocatello Power Cr. Sda. 135-60-18-14. wt. 13g. 605 - June 8-1932 female Pocket gopher, 2mi. S.E. Pocatello. 190-60-28-6. wt. 97g. 606. June 9-1932 female Mus. West Pocatello. River bottom. 160-75-17-13. wt. 23g. 607 - June 9-1933 male mus - High School Building-Pocatello. 176-88-18-13.5 wt. 21g. 608 - June 10-1932 female. gopher. - 5½ mi. E. Pocatello; Ridge between E. Pocatello & Rapid Creeks. 203-55-25-7 wt. 110g.
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BIRDS U. of K. Museum MAMMALS: SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 609. Date: June 10-1932 Sex: female. gopher. Ridge between E. Pocatello and Rapid Creeks, 5 1/2 mi. E Pocatello, L 219 T. 70 HF. 3.0 E. 7 Wt. 108 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 610. Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Water Shrew - Barrett's Ranch, 9 1/4 mi. E. Pocatello, West Fork Rapid L 150 T. 70 HF. 19 E. 6 Creek. Wt. 8 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 611 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: male. Dusky Shrew - Barrett's Ranch, 9 1/4 mi. E. Pocatello, West Fork Rapid L 100 T. 37 HF. 13 E. 6 Creek. Wt. 7 grams. Coll. Coll. No. 612. Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female microtus - Barrett's Ranch, 9 1/4 mi. E. Pocatello. L 188 T. 50 HF. 22 E. 14. Wt. 62 grams. 6 embryos crown-rump 13 mm. Coll. Coll. No. 613 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: male microtus - Barrett's Ranch, 9 1/4 mi. E Pocatello, L 161 T. 41 HF. 22 E. 13 Wt. 40 g. Coll. Coll. No. 614 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female microtus - Barrett's Ranch, 9 1/4 mi. E Pocatello, L 165 T. 42 HF. 21 E. 13 Wt. 50 g. Coll. I. No. 615 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female. microtus - Barrett's Ranch, 9 1/4 mi. E. Pocatello, L 162 T. 43 HF. 22 E. 14. Wt. 48 g. Coll.
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MAMMALS: SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE Locality. Alt. Coll. No. 616 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female micotus Barrett Ranch - 9½ mi. E. Pocatello. L 168 T 45 H.F. 31 E 14. Wt 48 g. Coll. 6 em nose - 16 mm crown-mustl. Coll. No. 617 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Gopher. Ridge between E. Pocatello & Rapid Creeks; 5½ mi. E. Pocatello. L 200 T 60 H.F. 27 E 6.5 Wt 113 g. Coll. Coll. No. 618 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Gopher. Ridge between E. Pocatello & Rapid Creeks; 5¼ mi. East of Pocatello. L 205 T 65 H.F. 26 E 7 Wt 120 g. Coll. Coll. No. 619 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Gopher. Ridge between E Pocatello & Rapid Creeks; 5¼ miles east of Pocatello. L 205 T 62 H.F. 30 E 7.5 Wt 117 grams Coll. Coll. No. 620 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Gopher. Ridge between East Pocatello and Rapid Creeks. 5¼ miles east of Pocatello. L 180 T 53 H.F. 26 E 7 Wt 65 grams Coll. Coll. No. 621 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Bat West Fork Rapid Creek. Barrett Ranch; 9½ mi. E Pocatello L 87 T 42 H.F. 9 E 23 Wt 5.5 grams Coll. one em nose - crown-mump length 8 mm. Coll. No. 622 Date: June 11-1932 Sex: female Bat West Fork Rapid Creek. Barrett Ranch; 9½ mi. E. Pocatello. L 87 T 38 H.F. 9 E 21 Wt 5.5 grams Coll. one embryo - crown-mump length 7 mm.
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MAMMALS: SERIAL FIELD CATALOGUE U. of K. Museum Locality... Alt. Coll. No. 623 Date: June 1-1932 Sex: male, struffed Ground Sq. Barretto Ranch, 1/2 mi. E. Pocatello, Skull only L no T data H.F. E Wt. no data Coll. Coll. No. 624 Date: May 7-1932 Sex: male. Prairie Dog - on Highway between Montpelier and Pocatello, Idaho, Bannock co. L 360 T 60 H.F. 59 E /8 Wt. 103.0 g Coll.
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Whitlow, W.B. 1928-1932 Journal
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Trip to Camp Leroy. June 7, 8, 9. /958. Weather clear; warm bright days. Shorthorned Lizards. Very abundant in near vicinity of buildings; several meeting under buildings. Paul Rider, Edward Hamlin, Clifford Miller and myself made up party. Eighteen specimens were taken with large snap traps during daylight hours; about half adults and half young ranging from 6 1/2 to eight inches in length. Pocket Gopher. Nine traps were placed 8 P.M. June 7. Two specimens taken at sundown. Traps were left in same setting and three specimens taken by 11 A M June 9.; clear weather. Rimoe and working very common on steep hill sides and round knuckles.
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Tuesday trip - June 7, 8 & 9. Pine Squirrels: Tall fir trees abundant; six specimens were taken with 4.10 gun during daylight. They did a great deal of barkling. Flying Squirrel, One specimen taken from fir woods during daylight Chipmunk. One specimen taken in snap trap from hole under large rock; caught in daylight. Others were observed during hike up Scout mt: 9000ft alt. Peromyscus Apparently very abundant; fourteen were taken in 20 traps June 7.; clear night; some taken around near buildings; others around dead logs in woods. No mice taken. Thirteen taken June 8 in 18 traps. Jumping mice. Two taken in snap traps in woods June 9. More taken June 7.
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Tendoy Trif. June 7, 8, 9. Wood chuck: a single specimen was observed in rock slide near summit of Scout Mtn.
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Field Trips Sept. 7 - 1931. One mile north of Fort Hall. I left Pocatello at 5:30 P.M., Sept 6, and drove to a location one mile north of the village of Fort Hall, where fine sand blows noticeably across the Yellowstone Hi-way. I commenced placing mouse traps about 2 rods from the highway and continued to place them about the same truck in groups of four at intervals of about 2 rods. 56 traps were set in a line about 300 yards long. I reached the sets at 8 A.M. Sept. 7, 1931. The catch was as follows: 1 Grasshopper Mouse. 1 Lagurus. 6 Pocket Mice. 2 Chip Munks. 1 Reithrodontomys. 17 Peromyscus. It was dusk when I finished the sets and the chipmunks probably entered unmolested traps during the early morning of the 7th.
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Field trips. Sept. 7 - (continued) The soil is almost pure fine sand. Topography of surrounding area very level, cultivated fields within 1/2 mile of the sets. Vegetation: Sagebrush predominate. Prickly pear cactus very common. Some rabbit brush - ? Wild oats grass.?
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Field Trike. Left Sept 12-13. - 1931 Justice Park. Left Pocatello with Edward Leonard, Sat. Sept 12, at 1:30 and reached his cabin at Justice Park about 3 P.M. Justice Park is a small area at the west foot of the North end of Scout Mt. It is heavily wooded with Douglas Fir and Ashes. We went well up on the side of Scout mountain and set 22 gopher traps Sat. P.M. An altitude of about 7500 ft. was reached. 52 mouse traps were placed around dead logs and in open gassy areas for foxes in the woods in the vicinity of the cabin for gazues. 1 or Early Sun, 1 P.M. Sept 13, we reached the rock slides on the west slope of Scout Mountain to look for wintes.
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Sept. 12-13-1933 Justice Park. The general west slope of the mountain can be diagramed as follows: crest. 8900 ft. Solid Rock cliffs 8500 ft. loose rock slides 8000 ft. dry clay and coarse gravel low sage brush. 6800 ft. dense underbrush. fire 6300 These slides of loose rock, many of them large boulders, extend along the west side of the mountain southward for a distance of 3/4 of a mile. From 7 A.M. to 10 A.M. we moved slowly over the slides but did not see nor hear coyotes. No definite evidence of haying activities could be found. An occasional few stems of grass and small brush were found cut and dragged into cover but what little we saw could easily be the work of mice. No good hay piles were ever found.
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Sept. 12-13 Justice Park. Pocket gophers were noted to be working any where there was small soil areas above the rock slides and on the very top of the mountain itself. Our gopher sets were all on the steep gravelly, sage brush covered mountain side below the area of loose rock. Only two gophers were trapped by 11:30 A.M. when the traps were taken up. We rushed into the mnt. early without collecting the overnight catch and these were gathered at noon Sept. 13 with following results: 23 - Peromyscus - 2 and more. 6 - M. mordax - 4. 5 - Eutamias amoenus- 4. 8 - Gophers - 2 Started home at 3 P.M. This day, Edward Leonard shot a stripped skunk about 2 week prior to this date, September 12, and buried it there. It was taken under a nearby cabin. (over)
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I recovered fragments of the skull. Cat. No 533. Data - Shoot at Justice Park August 29 - 1931. - mused. We forgot to secure the buffalo skull collected by Leonard near this site and left at his cabin!
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Wed Sept. 16- 1931 Bench - 1 mile west of Pocatello. I went onto the lower hills one mile west of Pocatello, on the highest ridges between City Creek and Trail Creek to set for Pocket Gophers. On the course of 1 1/2 mile hike I found only 02 fresh workings of gopher. Four ~~ traps were set. Saw one white tail jackrabbit in summer tillage. gathered traps Friday AM Sept. 17. No catch! *?
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Field Trips 5 miles North West Michaud. Sept. 26-27-1931. Took 10 Boy Scouts to a deserted farm house 5 miles north west of Michaud, Power Co. Sat. P.M. Sept. 26 and stayed over night. From a point 5 miles north west of Pocatello, to American Falls, the O.S.L. Railroad and U.S. Highway cut off a large triangular area Seventeen miles long and from one to five miles wide. The Fourteen River and Am.Falls Reservoir bound it on the north side. This area is a flat sage brush plain. The soil for the most part is white clay but along the river bluff a series of fine sand dunes, only 300 yards wide est[illegible] for and about a mile long are present. We slept the night near these sand dunes. 54 mouse traps were placed on the fine sand dunes. 18 traps on hard clay soil 200 yards from any fine sandy soil.
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25 animals were removed from traps at 9 P.M. Sept. 26 and traps reset, making a total of 97 trap nights used. Total catch. 24 - Kangaroo Rats. - 2 and 4 1 - Pocket Mouse. " 1 16 = Peromyscus. " 0 3 - Chipmunks. " 2. We were late collecting specimens Sun. A.M. and chipmunks were caught after daylight. All Kangaroo Rats were in traps on the sand dunes. The one pocket mouse was taken on the clay soil away from the sand dunes. Chipmunks caught in both locations. No Lagurus or Grasshopper mice taken. Saw 1 coyote on way out Sat 8 P.M. about midway between Michaud and river bluff. Saw - 6 Blacktail Jacks. 4 chipmunks not collected. Buffalo Skull - fragment picked up near this homestead site. Cat. No. 535.
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Field Trips 3 1/2 to 5 1/2 miles South East of Pocatello. Oct. 1.- 2.- 1931. Thursday Oct 1, I went from Pocatello on the bunch road (south west side) of the Portneuf River to a point only 3 1/2 miles south east of Pocatello and placed 15^ gopher traps in alfalfa fields on river bottom land. This cultivated area is only about 1/2 mile wide and supplied with irrigation water from Mink creek, 2 miles farther up the Portneuf River. Many fresh gopher workings were noted in the irrigated fields below the irrigation ditch. I went on and took the road up Mink creek about to a point one mile south of the junction of Mink Creek and Portneuf River and one mile north of the Richmond farm location where J. tridgeri had been taken. 5 traps were set in a peach orchard 30 yards from the creek. One specimen taken here - Cat. No. 521- ♀.
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The sets were collected at 5 P.M. Oct. 2. 6 individuals taken from fields 3 1/2 miles S.E. of Pocatello. at Mos. 517 - 518 - 519 - 5 522. They all appear to be J. bridg The distance across the city is not over one mile and J. townsendi has been taken within the city limits North west Pocatello. This brings the range of these two species within 4 1/2 miles each other in the irrigated Portney River bottom.
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Field Trip By Eugene Schutt, on his farm 2 1/2 miles N.W. of Pocatello. Schutts Farm. Oct. 8. 1931 Eugene Schutt took 30 mouse traps out the evening of Oct. 8 and placed them in the grass along small irrigation ditches on his fathers farm. Two shrews were taken: cat. Nos. 523 and 524. This is the same location, within 1/4 mile, [illegible] where the single specimen of Sorex obscurus obscurus was taken.
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Field Trip. Sat.-Sunday-Oct. 10-11, 1931. West Fork of Mink Creek. Oct. 10-1931, I went with Mr. Pugmire, Biology teacher, to a point ½ mile above the Bannock Ranger Station on West Mink Creek to visit a forestry planting. I placed 8/3 gopher traps in seven sets at this point. On our return, I placed two sets - 3 traps - at the junction of the East & West forks of Mink Creek, approximately 10 miles S. E. of Pocatello. Returned Sun. Oct. 11 for the catch. Cat # 525 taken at the junction of E. & W. Forks Mink Creek. # 526 - 527 Taken ½ mile S. W. Bannock Ranger Station on the West Fork of Mink Creek. The creek bottom at both of these points is about 100 yards wide. The hills-
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rise rather abruptly on either side of this narrow bottom land. Willow & Hawthorne Shrubbery are thick along the creek bank, and a great deal of coarse grass and blue gra along the bottom land. The gophers at both location were taken on the level or bottom area, and not on any gravelly hill sides.
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Field Trips. Oct. 16-17-1931. Friday. A.M. Oct 16, drove to a point on am. Falls highway, 5 1/2 miles S.W. of Michaud and set 13 gopher traps along rail road right of way; crossed over north of highway and placed 30 mouse traps for chip munks in sage bush about 1/2 mile from road; returned to Bannock creek, 2 1/2 miles south west of Michaud and placed 4 gopher traps and 10 mouse traps. - - - - Returned Friday P.M.; looked at part of gopher traps - no catch. Got one chip munk in trap at Bannock creek; placed 20 more mouse traps near Bannock creek. At Bannock creek the mouse and gopher sets were placed in a very small soft sand area where the sand was drifted some. Returned Sat. noon and collected all sets; caught.
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the following: 2 Townsend gophers. 2 chipmunks. 1 Kangaroo rat. 1 grasshopper mouse. 14 Peromyscus. The Kangaroo Rat was taken in the small sand dune ar near Barnwork creek; got on gopher here; also one chip munk. The grasshopper mouse, and one gopher and one chipmunk were taken 3 miles farther west and slightly south. Saved followingo # 528 - Grasshopper Mouse # 529 - Chipmunk. # 530 - Townsend gopher # 531 - " " on either side of the highway and R. Y. is flat, arid sage-bush country and I had hoped to find J. idahoensis here, but they appear to be J. townsendi?
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20. Oct. 18th - 1931 3 1/2 miles S. W. of Am. Falls. Shot Skunk. By Eugene Schutt. While fishing along the Snake River 3 1/2 miles S. W. of American Falls, Sun. Oct. 18th The skunk was caught in a trap set by some other person. Schutt walked directly into it, and after being perfumed, decided to bring it along for one.
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Field Trips. Oct 31 - Nov. 1. 1931 Schutt's mine. Took 3 boys and drove to the cabin by way of North Pocatello creek. We trapped gophers, for the most part. Seven specimens were taken. Workings were thickest and most of the specimens were taken on a gravelly ridge over grown with sage brush, with no fir tree on it. We were up on the side hill - about 200 yards from the creek bed. One pine squirrel, cat # 543, was collected and saved. Killed one hack rat in the cabin. Trapping for mice was a complete failure. The creek bottom had been overrun by grazing sheep and was eaten off and trampled until the mice had no cover. No Mt. muridae were taken where they had been rather common formerly. An attempt to plot tree
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areas did not prove ever successful.
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Oct 31 - 7, Schutto. Set Barometer on 30 at Forky Creek. Reading at Junction of Creek .30 " " first for trees .29.48 " " top of hill end of Road .27.5" Drops from top of hill to Cabin .5 in. Drops from junction of creeks to Pocatello .35 in. 1.5 + 35 = 1.85 in total drop to hill by Schutto's mine. altitude computed from Barometer 6315 ft.
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Oct. 31 - Schutts. Fins. Cabin x South Butt. x Tom Korm. x Coconut milk.
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Mt. Lion. Tuesday - May 10-1932- On this date, Harold Van Ephes, a student living 3 miles south east of Pocatello, on the west bunch road, reported seeing a mountain lion on hill top west of their home early that morning. It lingered long enough for him to get a rifle and fire at it before it disappeared.
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Mar. 6. 1932. John Banyard - high school student definitely reported killing a big marmot 3 1/2 miles S.E. of Pocatello. Also saw one ground squirrel
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April March - 9-10-1932 Indian Springs-4mi S.W. Ann Falls. "28-gopher traps in 14 sets netted 8 gophers. 4 males- 4 females. 57 mouse traps set:- 21- microtus 5 - Peromyscus 2-Reithrodontomy 28 total 3 musk rat sets secured no- catch.
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Field Trip. May 29-30-1932. 4 miles North East of American Falls. Sunday P.M. May 29, I drove west on Adm. Falls Highway to a point 4 miles north east of that place, and then left the highway and drove north toward the Ad.Falls reservoir. The flat, sandy sage brush plain which lies between the highway and the reservoir and Potomac River from Pocatello to American Falls, is about 1 1/4 miles wide at this point. I placed two lots of 20 traps each on small sand bluffs which had blown from an old cultivated field. About 1/2 mile further, I placed 20 more mouse traps, and 8 rat traps for ground squirrels. Returned A.M. May 30. Collected 4 Kangaroo Rats from first set of 20 traps along with five Peromyscus. Second set of 20 caught nothing. The last group of sets was within 3 rods of the lake.
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bluff. It was not very sandy but sage brush was heavy. Took 2 Eutamias minimus, several Peromyscus and a very immature Citellus. Total catch. 4- Kangaroo Rats - 2 young. # 593; 594; 595; 596. 2- Eutamias - # 591 - 592. 12- Peromyscus - none saved. No Reithrodontomyx. I looked carefully for gopher workings and dugged into what appeared possibly to be gopher work, but could find no underground runs.
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Field Trip. June 1, 1932. about 2 years ago, I saw a kangaroo rat crushed on the road leading to City Creek, on the sage brush flats directly west of the city. The evening of June 1, I placed 52 mouse traps in the sage brush on this flat to see what could be taken. Only 3 Peromyscus were collected from the entire set. This would indicate very little life of any sort on the flat. The soil is white clay and not very sandy, if any. From the residential section the elevation rises abruptly over a clay bluff about 100 ft high and then rises very gradually for about one mile. Then the rise continues in low rolling hills covered by juniper and sage. A very few straggly junipers are scattered over this area referred to as the flats.
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Field Trip. June 2 - 3 - 1932. Fort Hall Indian School. While attending a Boy Scout encampment at Fort Hall Indian School June 2-3, I placed traps in the field over night. About one half mile south of the school I found a 20 acre plot too high to be reached by irrigation, and used as pasture. The soil was very sandy and the only vegetation sage brush and (wild oats?).. 60 mouse traps were set in this area about 4 P.M. June 2 and collected in A.M. of June 3. Catch! 3 Peromyscus 1 Chipmunk - Eutamia minurus #597. From the high sandy character of the plot, I had hoped to get kangaroo rats and pocket mice — mostly, I got nothing! An irrigation ditch 4 ft. wide passed through the area. Blue grass and alfalfa bordered the ditch for a distance of four feet on either side. In this margin
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we found gopher mounds thrown out from a tunnel passing parallel with the ditch and about 2 ft. from the water's edge. Four gopher traps were placed here and two Towne nd gophers taken. Cat Nos 598 The dog caught a large female citellus while we were gathering up the traps. Cat.# 600 2:30 P.M. June 3, I saw a Townsend gopher throwing out loose earth from his tunnel. A half dozen boys were near and all gathered quietly in a group abo 10 ft. from his opening, and he kept reappearing, quite undisturbed during most of the day, two or three hundred boys had been tramping over the lot. It was at th site where about 1000 boys had gather to help build a monument. Even as we watched four boys, not among those watching the gopher, walked dire over the opening. He reappeared in about 3 minutes. The dirt was not flushed slowly but tossed by quick forward thrusts of the fu feet. We saw 2/3 of his total length once.
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Field Trips. June 6 - 7 - Banrock Creek Swamp. 10 miles slightly North West of Pocatello. At this point on Banrock Creek, the Railroad and Highway both cross the Creeks. Excavations for road bed have left a large swamp fully five acres in extend on the south side of the R.R. track and a smaller swamp North of it. This swamp is entirely overgrown with cattail and bordered with various swamp gasses. This was where Microtus Pennsylvania had been previously taken. On this date 3 found Microtus runs in the swamp graze right at the waters edge. In fact many runs led close water an inch or less deep. Many bits of grass blades and plantain leaves were found in the runs, along with a great deal of droppings. 3 placed 42 traps in three good runs for Microtus. Along the R.R. embankment the dead grass and cattail reeds had been burned
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off within the last ten days and although many old ru were evident, all the cover was gone. I left 6 traps right at the waters edge h I returned early June 7 and collected the following: 4 - Microtus pennsylvanicus #5[illegible] 2 - Peromyscus 1 - Reithrodonomys #604. The three smaller mice-Peromyscus Reith. were taken where the cover was lately burned. Weather very damp and cold. It had rained most of th and was raining slowly 7th morning of the 7th. From the appearance of the runs I had expected a 50% catch. It was a great night for toads. I caught 6 small grayish shade foot toads in the mowed traps. The habitat of M.L. pennsylvan is, from a study of this location very close to the water. All o their runs were within six feet of the waters edge. As compared with Microtus manicus, which, as pointed out elsewhere, seems to
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June - 67 - Bannock Creek (continued). Distribute itself all over lowland meadows, pennsylvania is much more closely associated with the wet marshy swamps.
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Field Trip Wed. June - 8. 2 miles South East of Pocatello. I drove out beyond Ross Park, on the north east side of the river and R.R. to a point 2 miles from town where I had noticed gopher workings along the R.R. right of way earlier this spring. I placed 14 traps in seven sets at 12 P.M. noon and collected them at 8 P.M. I catched one specimen. Probably immature. But I was curious to note whether or not they were Townsendii. They are not. On my return at noon, I stopped and inquired of the manager of the City Golf Course, if he had any gophers. He reported no gopher mounds whatever on the whole course. It is well sodded with blue grass and would be fine location for gophers. This Golf Course is connected with Ross Park and lies about one mile South east of this
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city limits, north of the R.P. River. I then drove over the river P.R.R. to the west beach road and proceeded south to the farm of J.A. Ziebarth, wh is directly opposite the point where many workings were noted and a specimen taken ea of the river. The man who does all the field work and irrigating reported that he had not seen a gather mound all spring. He knew what I was talking about, alright. Last fall I collected a [illegible] number from a point 1 1/2 miles fa up the river south east. The question is — Why don't they come or up to the edge of town on the south east where conditions are as favorable as th are four miles farther up the river?
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Field trip. Wed - June 7. Have 30 mouse traps in the low river bottom meadow in West Pocatello for Reithrodontomys. Should also get some M. manum. 3 found and set in one series of new used runs. These traps were placed at 6 P.M. June 7. It has been clear part of the day and warmer. Mice should run better than they have been. Collected traps R.O.M. of June 9. cought 4 Mus - cat. #606. No Microtus or Reithrodontomys. I placed 10 traps in my Laboratory at the H.S. Building the night of June 7. Collected 3 Mus. - cat#607.
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albino Mouse June 9-1932. A white mouse, collected April 24, 1932, by Mr. Swesey, on his fur farm five miles north of Pocatello was brought to me by a student, Jack Blair. Jack didn't know much about the details so today I drove out and talked to Mr. Swesey about the specimen. He reported that he first saw it while cleaning up a hill of wheat straw which had lain in front of a hen house all winter. Later he saw the mouse in the hen house, and finally trapped it there. He saved it, but Jack Blair happened along in time to bring it to me before it died. Several common house mice were trapped in this same building, but no other white ones were seen. No Peromyscus were ever taken in the hen house.
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Field Trip. Friday-Saturday-June 10-11-1932. East Potatello Creek Divide Barrett's Ranch on Buckskin. Trip made with Woodrow Benson as company. We drove up to the source of East Fork of Pocatello creek and arrived on the divide where the road drops over into the head waters of Rapid Creek, about 11.30 A.M. Placed 11 gopher traps directly on top of the divide. Continued one half mile and placed ten more gopher traps in an unplowed wheat field. The growing crop of wheat was 6 to 8 inches high. Continued east on road to Beaver Dam above Barrett's Ranch made observations & photographs. Continued to Barrett's Ranch. Placed 40 mouse traps along creek bottom for Ovisontus. 6:30 P.M. we returned to gopher sets and collected 2
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Field Trip - June 10-11-1932 (continued) Barrett's Ranch. Specimens - Made two new sets. Placed 13 mouse traps at top of divide for Zapus. Made further beaver observation from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. Also placed 12 mouse traps in Microtus runs just below [illegible] upper beaver dam. - Saturday, June 11, we examined the beaver dams just below Barrett's ranch and made a careful search for the striped ground squirrel reported in that vicinity. Total catch: 7 Zapus - # 608; 609; 617; 618; 619; 620. one immature not saved. 5- Microtus - # 612; 613; 614; 615; 616. 1- Water Shrew - # 610. 1- Lucky Shrew - # 611. 2- Bats # 621; 622. 1 Striped Ground Squirrel - Skull only.
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Field Trips. 8 miles South Bannock, alt. 4700 ft. Bannock Co. Idaho. Sept. 24 - 1932. At this location there is a Group of warm springs in the Marsh Creek valley. I arrived at the springs at 11:00 A.M. in company with 3 boys. We scouted the cultivated fields for a distance of on mile on either side of the springs for evidence of gophers. Ten traps were set, and two skimmers taken - #5 667- 665. About three hours were spent at the springs collecting Garter snakes, leopard frogs, young bull frogs and bull frog Tadpoles. Many adult bull frogs were noted but none collected. The springs feed a shallow- marshy pond about 200 yards long and 50 to 100 yards wide. We returned to Pocatello late in the afternoon.
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Field Trips. 20 miles S. E. Pocatello. Camp, Tuesday alt. 6300 ft. Banook Co. Idaho. October 1.-1932. While attending a Boy Scout activity at Camp Tuesday Oct. 1 and 2nd, I took advantage of the occasion to trap some small mammals. 19 traps were placed on tree trunks and leaning trees, baited with dried figs, for flying squirrels, but no specimens were taken. 30 more traps were placed in the vicinity where Zapus had been previously taken, but only Peromyscus, Clethrionomys and Eutamias were taken. 19 more traps set in and around marshy shrubs secured one each of M. richardsoni, M. microps and Sorex vagrans. 17 gopher traps set along the creek bottoms secured seven J. mintus and one M. arizonensis. This, tho unusual, I considered an unusual catch. Total catch:- 1 Sorex, 1 Ml. richardsoni, 1 Ml. microps, 1 Clethrionomys, 1 Eutamias, 1 Mustela arizonensis, 7 Peromyscus and 9 Baranycus.
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Field Trips. 3 miles S. W. American Falls. Power Co. Idaho. Oct. 15 - 1932. While in Am. Falls on this date, I drove S. W. of town about 1:30 P.M. and looked for gopher sets. I spent an hour in the irrigated section and found no track of gophers. I then resorted to inquiry, and was directed to a canal bank and R.R. right away where a gopher was reported to have been taken. This locality was visited and some runs located. The soil was almost pure fine sand and evidence of very little activity. I set fine traps and returned four hours later, but had taken none. This location was about 3 miles N. W. and across the Snake River from the location at Indian Springs where Thomomys bridgeri has been collected. I had hoped to take the thousand gophers here. My brief survey suggests that gophers are scarce south west of the Snake River in this locality.
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Whitlow, W. B. 1927-1932 Species Accounts Mammals
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allow Page 1. Sorex vagrans. Oct. 1, 1932 - Camp Tandy, 20 mi. S.C. Pocatello Bannock Co. Idaho - 6300 ft. One specimen of this skink was taken with a mouse trap near the marshy outlet of a small spring. It was not saved. Oct. 7 - 1932 - 7 miles N.W. Pocatello, Bannock Co. Idaho. 4450 ft. A specimen, cat #697, was brought to me by a student, who reported that the family cat had caught and brought it to the house.
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Page1. Field notes - Bats. Dec.10. 1927. On low hills east of Portello are many deserted mining tunnels varying in running horizontally into the hills and varying in depth from 50 ft. to 500 ft. 3 Long Eared Bats were found about 50 ft from entrance, hanging openly on the rock ceiling of the tunnel; 2 or 3 more on ground outside. much evidence of pack rats in tunnels. Dec.11. Returned to mine to check black rat sets; No rats; closer examination disclosed four small brown bats crowded into covies. I was unable to wake one of them from the covee and left it fifteen minutes to get some small wire. On returning the bat had moved. I soon located it on the roof but had some trouble in taking it with a flash dlight. This indicates that they are quite active and not in a semi-hibernating stupor. There is no evidence any where of available insect food.
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Page I have not examined stomachs closely immediately after taking specimens, but while held in cages in a warm laboratory for a few days, droppings were quite evident, indicating material in the alimentary canal. In preparing skins, the specimens are found to be very fat. These animals are certainly not hibernating, and the question arises, whether or not they are fasting or feeding. And if they feed, what is their food? Dec. 31. Returned to the same mine and took two Long Eared Bat, hanging loosely on ceiling. Feb. 11. Sat. 1928. Went to this same mine with Boy Scouts and we spent the night in the tunnel fifty feet from the open entrance. We used three blankets each. The weather was much below freezing-- in fact very cold. This all indicates a warm constant temperature in these holes in the
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Page 3. sides of the hills. Two little brown bats were taken. They were crowded singly into shallow crevices. Cat Nos. 107-108. Feb 19:- 1928, Arnold Richmond, a student, collected four long eared Bats and two little Brown Bats from a mini tunnel near Portneuf Siding - approximately five miles distant from the tunnels where the other specimens noted were taken. I have not yet visited this tunnel for a detailed description but expect to go soon. Cat Nos. 110; 111; 112-113-114 115 Summary Mar. 1. of eleven bats taken in the locality 4 miles east of Pocatelto, five were of the long eared species and six were little Brown bats. The long eared species were always taken hanging from the roof on the open surface, while the little brown one were always crowded into
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crevices. All were easily taken with a flash light. On this vicinity there are three mine tunnels extendi 100 ft or more into the side hills, and all three within 1/4 mile of each other. No bats have been taken in one, only one in the second, and deepest, about (500 ft) and the remaining ten in the third tunnel. Th one opens to the south in a narrow canyon. The deep tunnel opens toward the north where snow never melts all winter. The tunnel whi more have been taken opens on an east slope where it gets sun morning sun.
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Bats. March 10 - 1928. cat. no. 124. ♂ A single Little Brown Bat was secured from tunnels 4 miles east of Pocatello. April 15 - 1928. Made trip to mine tunnels and set for Long ears. collected two long eared bats. Skin no. 146 ♂ skeleton no. 147 ♂.
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Bats. Aug 20. 1928 Trips made to the mines where bats were collected the preceding winter. mine D mine A mine B. mine C. farm house diagram showing relation of the four tunnels located 4 miles east of Pocatello. On this date - a hot summer day, two long eared bats were driven out of the mines. one from NW. A and one from NW. B. An effort was made to collect these cheameers, but they were very active, and could not be approached with a flash light.
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November 11, 1928. Visited mines A, B, and C. Two long-eared bats were taken from mine A - 50 ft from entrance. One long-eared bat was taken from mine B. - 50 ft from entrance. Nine long-eared bats and one little brown bat were taken from mine C. Two were taken 30 ft from entrance; four were taken 225 ft from entrance. Others scattered in between. The long-eared bats were all hanging on open rock ceiling of tunnels, very cold and stiff and offered very little resistance when first taken. The only specimen of little brown bat was found crumbled in a crack or crevice of rock. All of this species taken in winter of 1928 were always in crevice
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November 11, 1928. Went alone four miles east of Pocatello to mine tunnels. Collected 13 bats in three mines. Saw one pack rat; collected more; November 24, 1928. Went alone to mine tunnels 4mi. east of [illegible] Pocatello; Collected five bats and placed them in cage for data on hibernation. Collected one Pack Rat in mine A.
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Bats. November 11.- continued. Cat. No. 183. was made 24 hours after being taken; stomach empty; length of intestines 115 m.m.; intestines empty except about 20 m.m. of colon, which contained black, sticky excreta. This specimen was very fat. Cat. No. 185.-♂ Total weight 11.9 grams, weight of carcass 8.7. grams. " " fat. 2.1 " 17.6 % of total weight is fat. Catalogue No. 186. male Total weight 8.8 grams. Fat- weight 1. 11.4 % of total weight in fats. 11. Four of these specimens were caged in a warm laboratory and left alive. Three lived ten days and the last died in 14 days. Metabolism was probably hastened tending to exhaust a residue food supply!
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Nov. 11 - 1928. This lot are as follows. No. 183 ♂ Long ear. " " 155 ♂ " " 186 ♂ " .. 187 ♂ " .. 188 ♀ " .. 189 ♀ " " 190 ♂ " .. 191 ♂ " .. 192 ♂ " .. 193 ♂ " .. 194 ♀ Little Brown Bat. Two cheamino - a long eared bat and a little brown number were lost.
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Bats Nov. 24 - 1928. Trip to mines A, B and C. Bright sunny day; temperature about freezing. Mine A was closely checked and no specimens taken. Mine B:- One long eared bat collected; 50 ft from entrance. Mine C: Three long eared bats collected; one little brown bat. All five of these specimens were placed into a screen cage 18" x 12" x 8", and left near the ceiling of the tunnel of Mine C, about 150 ft from the entrance. All of these bats except one became restless as soon as they were placed in the cage, and fluttered about. Observations: Mine A has no caved sections where observation is inaccessible. Mine B. has a caved section of the ceiling which cannot be
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reached for examination. Mine C: has a total depth of 1,000 to 1200 ft. About half of this distance is heavily timbered making many hide places which cannot be exami The first specimens tak Nov. 24 were found on area which were carefully examine Nov. 11. This would indica that these animals, even in hibernation, move about in these tunnels. Question: Do they move from one tunnel to another at this time of year. Night temperatures have been below freezing almost every night from Nov. 11 to Nov. 2.
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Bato December 8, 1928. Made collecting trip to Portneuf Siding - 8 miles south of Poratello and examined a series of [illegible] mine tunnels grouped rather close together, half probably 10 in a radius of one mile. Seven tunnels were examined. Three long eared bats were collected; all from separate tunnels. cold, sunny day; temperature below freezing; night temperatures running as low as 10 degrees above zero. No. 197. male. total weight 10.5 grams. fat 2 grams. killed at once; stomach empty. No. 198. small. total weight 10.5 grams. fat 2 grams. No. 199, male. no weight data.
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Bats December 27 - 1928. Trif to mines G, B and C to check on caged specimens after 30 days. None. The cage had been molested and damaged and the bats either killed or released; probably the vandalism of boys. One long eared shrew secured. St. No. 3 - small. Two other numbers were left temporarily in the mine until I could return with balance scales and cage repair to start the experiment again.
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Bats. January first 1929, Returned to mines A.B.C.; repaired cages; carried accurate balance scales along. Secured another cleaner and data as follows was recorded. No. 1. Long eared Bat; collected Dec. 27- left at mine; weighed and caged Jan. 1. 1929. Weight 11.3 grams. No 2. Little Brown Bat. Collected Jan. 27. Weighed and caged Jan. 1, 1929. Weight 4.2 grams. No 3. Little Brown Bat. Collected Jan. 1. Weighed & caged Jan. 1-1929 Weight 4.5 grams. February 2. 1929. Returned to mine after 30 days to note condition of caged cleaners. all three were dead
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Bats. Feb. 2. 1929. Motive continued and appeared to [illegible] dead for some time. Due to drying, there was no object in attempting to weigh the carcasses of the dead specimens. Weather was very severe during this period, and although [illegible] the cage was placed at a point where most of the specimens were taken off it is possible that they would have moved into the mine deeper, had they been free; so they may have frozen. 20 degrees below zero was recorded during this period. There has been no evidence of insect life, which might be used for food by these bats, in these mine tunnels. Two little Brown Bats were collected on this date. Cat. # 4. Female. one not saved.
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Bats: Mar 9, 1929, Trip made to mine 4 mi. east of Portello. One long eared sheamer - cat. no 13; f taken in mine B. One little Brown Bat Cat. #12 taken in mine C. Mine C is about 1200 ft. deep. As our party went deeper into the tunnel, a third sheamer was seen flying. It passed repeatedly over us, but efforts to bat it with caps and hats were unsuccessful
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Bats:- March 27, 1929 Portmeir Siding. Warm, bright sunny day. made trip to mine tunnels at Portmeir Siding after school. collected as follows. Cat. No. 21 - ♂ Little Brown Bat. hanging loosely on ceiling of tunnel. Cat. Numbers: 18-♀; 19-♂; 20-♂; Cat. Long eared bats. all hanging loosely on ceiling. All four of these specimens were taken in the same tunnel - one about 15-0 ft deep. Two other tunnels were visited but no evidence of bats noted. All these were very old and stiff and were not seeming to respond to the mild spring weather. (JOHN)
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Three four specimens collected and made up. March 27, had not even a trace of extra fat. 5 Specimens taken in the fall were very fat. Cat No. 18-♀ was killed 24 hours after being collected; stomach empty; entire intestine empty except inch in rectum, which contained small quantity of black & yellow feces. Indication of no food being taken lately.
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Bats. Mar. 30 - 1929.-City Creek. Visited a single tunnel, 200 ft deep, located about 2 1/2 miles west of Portello along City Creek. No bats were taken, but 3 school boys definitely reported having killed a very large eared specimen in the mine on Sat, Mar, 23. This establishes the presence of these bats in all tunnels with which I am acquainted within a radius of 10 miles of Portello. This data would indicate that winter presence of these bats was not peculiar to a single small group of holes. ##
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Bats. April 13-1929. Bright sunny day; warm. 10:30 A.M. we reached vicinity of mine tunnels near Portneuf Siding to collect wood checks. Four tunnels were examined for bats and three long eared specimens taken from a single tunnel. cat Nos. 47-\u26a1. 48-\u26a3 49-\u26a3 All of these bats lacked any evidence of extra fat, which was such a notable feature of those taken in the early winter.
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Bats. May 25 - 1929. Glen Cooper brought in a specimen of long-eared bat collected in a barn at Blackfoot Idaho, 25 miles north of Pocatello. Cat. # 225, ♀ wt. 8.5 grams. L. 100 ; T 73 ; HF. 8 ; E, 33 ; F.A. 45 Caged for 3 days so stomach contents was not checked. This data points toward general distribution of this species in S.E. Idaho.
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Octo. May 26 - 1929. Visited mines A, B, C. 4 miles east of Pocatello with kodak & flash light equipment in hopes of photographing bats on the ceiling of mines. Two long-eared bats were photographed and collected; one from mine B, and one from mine C. They were hanging quietly on the rock ceiling and even a flash light flame and smoke did not disturb them. Time: 11:30 A.M.; cloudy day. On these ceilings were found 2 small insects; body length 3 mm.; total length from head to end of wings - 5 mm. They are light buff color and have only two wings, very agile in life and fast clingers; appear to be diptera 5 square feet.
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but I have collected wing nymps which would indicate incomplete metamorphosis - possibly homoitera. Three insects have infested the fats in small numbers through the win Following data on two colle Cat. # 223 - ♂ - wt 7.6. L.96; T.47; H.F.7; E.31; F.H.4 Stomach contents - empty; some material in alimentary track. Cat. # 224 - ♂ ; wt. 8.1 grams. L. 94; T.45; H.F.7; E. 93 A.42. Stomach contents - empty. Several pellets of droffing were in the box where they were left over night; collected 11:30 AM May 26 and killed 9 A.M. May These droffing would indicate th the specimens were feeding.
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Jan. 3 - 1932. Sunday. Made trip to three old mine tunnels east of highway one mile south of Poatneff. Twelve inches snow on ground. Outside temperature 25° F. Time of day 2 P.M. Weather - cloudy. Tunnel # 1. 108 ft. deep. - Boarded up to prevent caving the entire length. Temperature at back of mine 29 degrees F. Rack rats could be heard behind walled sides of mine. No bats. Tunnel # 2. 75 ft deep. Temperature at back of mine 43° F. - Outside 25° F. No bats found. One large rat was seen - it retreated into a crevice in the side of the mine. This mine was not timbered at all. Opening at entrance - 5 square feet.
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Tunnel #3. 120 ft deep. Opening 4' x 5'; 20 sq.ft. Temperature 63 feet from opening 48°F. Five bats were observed and left undisturbed - 4 myotis - 1 corynorhine. One Corynorhinus and one myotis were hanging loosely on the ceiling 63 ft from the entrance -- temperature of 48° F was taken at this point. The second Myotis was hanging loosely from the ceiling near the back of the tunnel. Two other Myotis were found wedged closely behind a thin slab of rock jutting out from the ceiling so as to leave a crack about ½ in in width. There were about 100 ft from the entrance. New rat nests were noted on the floor of this mine but no rats seen. This is the first time that I recall seeing Myotis hanging loosely on the ceiling of mines.
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Jan 17 = 1932 Sunday Portsmouth - one mile south. 2:30 p.m cloudy. # 3 tunnel. outside temperature = 3 1/2° Cent. tem. at rear of tunnel +6° C. = 42.8 F. " 10 ft inside opening - +5 1/2° C. 40.9 F. Two week prior on Jan 3, I did disturb the coyporhinus by pulling him off of the ceiling and allowing the owl to bark at him. The bat squealed loudly and floundered. I then hung him back where he had been. On this date Jan 17, the coyprhorinus had moved and was at the very rear of the mine. The four myotis are in the exact places where they were two weeks ago. #2. temperature at back. 5 1/2° C. " 10 ft from opening 4 1/2° C. No bats foundo #1. tun. at back -3° C. No bats.
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Minus week River. #1 - closed by snow. We hick our way in. 300 ft deep. temp at near. 9 1/2° C. 49 no bats. saw one rat. #2. Opening 5' x 6' Depth. - 90 ft. temperature inside 4 1/2° C. 40.1 4 Bats. - 1 Myotis, 3 Corym. Myotis hanging loosely 1 Myotis and 3 Corycom located on ceiling 25ft from entrance.
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Feb. 7-1932 Sunday #3 one mile south of Portneuf. outside temp. 3 1/2 C. 38.3 F. temp at each of mines 7 C. 46.4 F. The two Myotis behind the ledge are undisturbed. Myotis near middle of cave is in same place. Myotis which were hanging loosely near rear had mound and is located within sight of the other hanging loosely near middle of cave. Compsognathus gone. Careful search showed no trails of him. Clear day - snow thawing. #2 Tunnel. Inside temperature 11 C. No bats. Much evidence of rats.
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Feb 14:1932 Sundan miles east of Pocatello. Clear day 2 PM - 2/877 Outside temperature 14 degrees F #1. Found one Myotis. 50 ft. from entrance. Temperature at point where bat was found, 3° C. = 37.4°F. #2. Temperature at rear 3° C. 3 long eared - collected one. one Myotis. 2 long eared P. myotis 60 ftm from opening one longear within 10 ft of opening where temp was -5°C. = 23°F.
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#3. This is the deepest tunnel of the three. About 1000 ft deep. We located 7 Corynorhinus 2 Myotis. all of these bats were clinging to the walls or in crevices comparatively near the mouth of the tunnel. The first was discovered 50 ft from the mouth, then they we[re] scattered along the next 10 feet. The individual further back was about 130 ft from the opening. Temperature in this area - 5 degrees C. About 700 ft of the near of the tunnel is very damp, with water dripping from the ceiling. We went to the end of the tunnel where the temperature was 10 degrees C. I have never found bats in or beyond this wet section.
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1932. Mar. 6 - Sun. partly cloudy. outside temperature 6° Cent. = 42.8°F. checked out tunnel Temp. 12° C. at rear. = 53.6°F. 1 Coryphomus hanging loosely near opening - 4 off. 1 Myotis hanging loosely near center of tunnel. 1 Myotis under ledge where he has been since Jan. 1, Killed one large pack Rat. Had 3 meat meet on floor near rear. Visited favorite haunt of marmot but saw none. Weather has been warm for about one week.
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Portmouth Siding April 3. 1932 Tunnel #2 (with side hole) Weather - Bright - clear - warm. some wind, Temp. 17.5 C. = 62.5 F. No Bats! --- #3. Inside Tent. 13° C. = 55.5 F No Bats. There have been 3 or 4 bats in this tunnel since Jan 1. Recent tracks show others have visited the tunnel, and since last 3 made notes. --- Tunnel west of River. Portmouth Siding River --- [illegible] one long eared bat in #3. also killed 2 black bats in #3. No bats in other two.
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April 17-1932. Mine [illegible] miles east of Pocatello, I hurried out about 4 P.M. to collect some bats for class observation in Biology school work. My last visit here had been on Feb. 14 when 10 Corynorhinos and 4 Myotis had been observed in 3 different tunnels. I did not visit No. 1 tunnel where one Myotis had been previously noted. I found only two Corynorhinos in No. 2. They were collected alive. #3 Tunnel, where 1 Corynorhinos and 2 Myotis had been noted on Feb. 14, no bats of either sort were found. This tunnel is more often visited by boys from town than any other tunnel around the countryside, and although one cannot be sure, it is more probable that these individuals spotted here 2 months before, had been raided or killed by boys, rather than withdrawn of their own accord -- all of them. (over)
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No outside or inside temperatures were taken, but the weather was, and had been quite warm, well above freezing temperatures.
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tlow Page 1. Lepus 5mmu. Short rabbit. Oct. 21-1932-Schutt's mine, 10 mi. N. E. Pocatello, Bannal Co. 3de, 650ft. On this date Mr. Schutt returned from a trip to his mine and brought me two snowshoe rabbits. He found them taking shelter in a mine tunnel and caught them alive before they could escape. I caged them together and we killed and badly mangled the other, so that only one, # 697 was saved. It was almost entirely white, with a dark patch on the face and some black or gray on the dorsal surface of the back. Mr. Schutt reported them very common in the vicinity of his mine holdings.
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Each rabbit. The Black Tailed Jack rabbit is very abundant in the lower hills where dwarf juniper is the only tree and on the sage brush flats. I have collected and made up 3; all from low rolling hills covered with sage brush and dwarf juniper four miles east of Pocatello. No. 94. ♀ taken Dec. 31-1927. No. 200 ♂ " Dec. 27-1928. No. 2. ♂ " Dec. 27, 1928. Dec. 27- 1928. On this date I counted 12 specimens and collected 2. There was snow on the ground and tracks and gnawing about prickly pear cactus showed the rabbit to be feeding on this plant.
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Colorado Desert JackRabbit Lepus californicus deserticola (Mears) 1896 - Lepus texianus deserticola Mears, Proc. U.S. Nat. Museum, vol. 18, p. 564 June 24 1896. 1909 Lepus californicus deserticola Mleber, North Am. Fauna. No 29. p. 137 . Aug. 31 - 1909. Type Locality - Western edge of Colorado Desert, at base of Coast Range Mountains, Imperial [illegible], County, California. See Miller - Page. 459.
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Jackrabbits - white tail - Jan. 7- 1928. On this date I saw two western white tail jacks, among rolling hills west of Pocatello. One was collected; Cat No. 93; ?, Jan. 5- 1929. Cat No. 4; ?. This specimen was secured from two boys who spent Xmas vacation collecting jackrabbits for furs. All of their operations were at Virginia, a small village near Blowney, Idaho. These boys supplied the following data: "From Dec. 25- 1928 to Jan. 6-1929. 140 jackrabbits were taken; only six of this number were of the white tailed species; also a special effort was made to take every white specimen observed." Cat No. 4 was secured from this lot. Feb. 16 - 1929. (over)
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Feb. 16 - 1929. Cat No. 5'; 71. This sheimer was secured by myself while driving on the highway near Hayden Idaho. The rabbit was chasing a gray colored mumble, and was struck down in the road. 3 times The only other sheimer was sighted in the hills about 4 miles south west of Pocatello on Feb. 10- 1929. All indications would point to comparative scarcit of this species in Bonner Co. Idaho.
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Whit-tailed Jackrabbit: Lepus townsendii townsendii Lepus Townsendii Townsendii Bachman, Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil. vol. 7 pt. 1 p.90 pl.2. 1839. 1904- Lepus campestris townsendii merriam , Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, vol. 17, p. 132 May 14-1904. 1915'- Lepus townsendii-townsendi Holtheter, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, vol. 28; p.70. March 12 - 1915'. Tygi Locality: Fort Walla Walla, near present town of Wallula, Walla Walla Co. Washington. Lepus townsendii campanius Hollister ? 1837- Lepus campestris Bachman 1915'- Lepus Townsendii campanius Hollister Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, vol. 28, p.70, Mar. 12 - 1915'}
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Black Hills Cottontail. Sylvilagus nuttallii grangeri (Allen) 1895 - Lepus sylvaticus grangeri Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. vol. 7, p 264. Aug 21, 1895 1903 - Lepus [aticinctus] perplexatus Elliott, Field Columb. Mus. Publ. 87 zool. ser. vol. 3 p 255. Dec. 1903. Hammee Canyon, Sanamint Mountains, Inyo Co. California. 1909 - Sylvilagus nuttalli grangeri Meban, North American Fauna No. 29, p 207. Aug. 31, 1909. Tyhe Locality - Hill City, Black Hills, Custer Co., South Dakota. Range- See Miller page 469.
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Notes on Woodchuck. March 27. 1929. 5:8 p.m. bright sunny day, A single specimen was noted on rocky cliffs near Portneuf Siding. This was first specimen I had seen this season; not collected. April 13: 1929. Bright clear day. 9:30 - 11:30 A.M. I took a party of four to the same vicinity near Portneuf Siding to collect Woodchucks; Three were shot with shot-guns; nine escaped; total observed 12. in three fourths of a mile of new rocky hill side; some small bluffs. These 3 were all males; (cat. Nos. 50; 51; 52; Stomach contents showed large quantities of green grass hulls; no seed hulls. All specimens observed were always quite near their burrows in rock slides or
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the crevices of low crumb bluffs. On this occasion I heard more than a make any sort of cry. .P.S. P.C. (large) 10/6.11 - O.P., mob near faljia? all at roof & strafe to front & increased daily planes in course including bomb below & similar simple store toda even heard it. The Germans later 'refused' to win the area & a lot of work in bomb zone, also did plan any offield ;although the crew & craft ? ? ? ? : 02 with too general humbled structures damaged inflict more crops & utilities allied base on crew humbled minefield led raid near ship ground so able down in overrun
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Wood Chuck April 14. 1929. A student collected a large female - cat.# 53. length 550 m.m. the mammary glands active. 4 pectoral - 6 inguinal ; no embryos. April 17; 1929. A student brought a young chewen from vicinity of Smith Creek. cat.# 62. ♀ no embryos; mammary gland not active. length 490 m.m. April 25: 1929, Student brought a large female from rock slides - about 4 miles south of Pretello; length 5'30 mammary glands active; no embryos.
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Wood chuch. April 29 - 1929, Richmond- Student bought four numbers from Mink Creek; three were saved: cat. # 206 - ♀ ; length 625' mammary glands active; uterine marks of six embryos. cat. # 207 - ♂ ; length 520. cat # 221 - ♂ ; length 530. The fourth, a large male was not measured or made up.
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S thermophile notes. March 10, 1928. thermophiles first observed; bright sunny day. Mar. 21, 1928. Bright sunny day; trapped female in Trail Creek. one male NW. 128 - ♀ 7 embryos. April 1, 1928. NW. 132 - ♀ taken by student; seven small embryos. April 4, - 1928. NW. 133 - ♀ 5 small embryos. April 8, - 1928. Sun. P.M., Bright sunny day. Steamers were above ground until 6 P.M. Nos. 134 - 139 inclusive were taken with .410 guns - number 9 shot. 3 females with embryos. NW. 135, four 17 m.m. embryos. NW. 136, six 20 m.m. embryos. No. 139 - no skull - five small embryos.
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April 26 - 1928. No. 148; ♀ ; uterus showed evidence of four embryos just born. May 4, - 1925. 4 P.M. - sunny day. collected Nos. 149; 150; 151; 152. No. 151 - ♀ , no embryos but eight mammary glands were active. other specimens were males. May 19, - 1928. First time I had observed young above ground. They were approximately 100 or 120 mm. in length. May 26. - 1928. Cornered two adults ♂ and youngs. 120 m.m. long in rock cleft short distance from twrrrw. ♀ female and five young were collected. No skin saved.
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Aug. 22 - 1928. C 36 cm 430 cm. 230 cm D 170 cm E 315 cm 270 cm 270 cm
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at point 60 cm from starting, and 5'-' cm + depth hole A divided thus: a T b A O a was clear; b filled with loose dirt and some excreta. at 125 cm. from opening a p b were each 75 cm. + depth, and 140 c m. apart. at 125 c. m. from opening and 75 c. m. deep. a opened into a cavity 22 c. m in diameter. There was some evidence of an old nesto; From this enlargement a divide into two tunnels.
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where one stream was distinctly in pursuit of another.
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Shenandoah April 16 - 1929. Arnold Richmond brought in 4 shrews from 4 miles south of town as follows: No. 54. ♂ Weight 3 64 grams. Weight stomach + contents 69 grams, contents green grass pulp; no dry seed evidence. No. 5'5 ♀ Wt. 3 56 grams. Wt. Stomach + contents 65 grams. Stomach contents - green pulp. Embryos: Marks in uterus of seven (7) extremely lately born. Mammary glands active. Cat. No. 5'6 ♀ Wt. 3 07 grams. w.t. stomach + contents ; 38 grams. contents ; green pulp. Embryos: 5'; crown-rump length, 13mm. Cat. No. 5'7 ♀ Wt. 2 51 grams. w.t. stomach & contents . 37 grams. stomach contents ; green pulp. Embryos: 5'; not yet formed distinct uterine bulbs; very small.
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Stenothoides. April 16- 1929. Three more Steiners from vicinity of Mink Creek were brough in by Richmond. cat. No. 58 ♀ wt 344; six embryos; crown-rumf length 25mm. cat. no. 59, ♀; wt 324g, six embryos; crown-rumf length 45mm. cat. No. 60. ♀ ; wt. 375; 8 embryos. 4 on either side of uterus; crown rumf.length 25 mm.
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Page 1. Eutamias amurensis. Oct. 1, 1932 - Camp. Lenday - 20 miles S.E. Pocatelli, Bonnet C. 3dahs. 6:30 a.m. Six of these little chipmunk were seen at Camp. Lenday on this date. One was collected, # 692, in a mouse trap set near a rotten log in thin Douglas fir thickets.
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Pocket Sketch. March 9 - 1928. [illegible] within the city limits and on either side of town for two or three miles the Portneuf River is bordered by a strip of land only about one fourth mile wide which we would call distinctly river bottom association. Back of this the land rises more or less abruptly in dry, gravelly hills. This bottom association is often swampy and all very flat. My first sketch was taken in a swampy location in west Creteille within the city limits. No. 123 - 9. The grass here is a mixture of very coarse sough grass, blue grass and sweet clover; sough grass and sweet clover predominating. A few days prior to Mar. 9 was the first time new spring
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Pocket Gopher. workings were noted. March 22, 1928 - West Poca. Trapped a male - Cat No. 131 - in same location. Workings indicated the animals to be quite numerous but interference with traps by small bugs hindered the catch. I quit here for the spring on account of kids. April 8 - 9, Camp Tendo, 1928. This location is 20 miles from Pocatello in hills of 6300 ft altitude (alt. of camp itself). The hills are rolling rather flat topped, cut by comparatively narrow gulches, thickly wooded with fir - Douglas; lots of vegetation. Gopher workings were very common, mostly common on level hill tops & saddles but were often seen on steep hill sides and in very
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Pocket Gophers. June 8-9, Lenoir - 1928. gravelly soil; here the soil would, after he raised in a continuous ridge similar to a mole run. Sets were placed and free specimens taken; No. 166-167-171 are skins. " 173 - Skeleton only; one lost. Number 166 - female - contained six very small embryos. No. 171 - ♀, had no embryos. These little gophers look more like moles that gopher. They range from 30 to 50 mm. Smaller than the one taken in Pocatello at an altitude of 4600 ft.
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Pocket Gopher. November 10 - 1928 Straphed two more gophers in the same association along river bottom in West Pointelled. Cat. Nos. 182♂; 184, ♀; Fresh workings were common at this date. Mar. 28 - 1929. Two weeks prior to this date I passed the near river association where old gopher workings were common, but saw no evidence of fresh workings. March 28-1929 - I made several sets where fresh workings were common. Cat. Nos. 22, ♂ and 23 ♀ were taken. Small boys again interfered with my operations. Runs would indicate the species to be quite abundant.
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fallow Pocket Gophers:— A student, Arnold Richmond, living on Pink Creek about 2 miles above its junction with the Portneuf River, reported pocket gophers very common in the hillside pastures along the creek. This creek empties into the Portneuf River eight miles south of Pocatello. Camp Lendoy, is located about 10 or 12 miles up this creek near its source, where the known altitude is 6300 feet. I would estimate the altitude of this farm to be 5000 ft. On a period of 3 weeks— April 17-1929—to May 7, 1929, this boy trapped 210 specimens in this vicinity. They all appear to be of the small species taken around Camp Lendoy. A summary of this lot is as follows.— (over)
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No. 61 - Male - weight 241 grams. April 17-1929. No. 63 - Male - weight 159 grams. April 21-1929 No. 64 - Male - weight 147 g. April 21-1929. No. 65 female weight 112 g. my embryos. April 21-1929. No. 66 Male weight 160 g. April 23 -1929. No. 67. Female weight 159 g. nine embryos; entire uterine full. 10 m.m. April 23-1929. No. 68. Male - Wt. 172 g. April 23-1929. No. 201- male- wt. 196g. April 26-1929, No. 202- female -Wt. 123g.- April 26-1929. no embryos. No. 203. Female - Wt. 118. April 26-1929. five small embryos. No. 204. Female-Wt. 132g. April 29-1929. mammary glands active; uterine marks of nine embryos lately born.
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pocket gophers. No. 205 - Male . wt. 164g. April 29-1929. No. 208 - Male immature wt 41g. May 7-1929, Length 138; Tail. 40 ; hind foot 22; ear. 40 A good indication of the possible size of the young at this date. No. 209. ♀ ; wt. 105g. May 7-1929. mammary glands active ; uterine marks of five embryos. No. 210 - ♀ ; wt. 110g.; May 7-1929. mammary glands active; marks of 5 embryos in uterus . No. 211 - ♂ ; wt. 132 g. May 7-1929. No. 212 - ♀ ; wt. 136 g. May 7-1929. mammary glands active; uterine marks of eight embryos. No. 213. ♂ ; wt. 156g. May 7-1929. No. 214 - ♂ wt 177 g. May 7-1929. No. 215 ♀ wt. 133g. May 7-1929. mammary glands active; marks of seven embryos in uterus . over.
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No. 216. ♀ WT 137 g. May 7-1 mammary glands active; marks of embryo in uterus
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Thomson. Sept. 24 - 1932 - 8 mi. S. Dillon, Bannock Co. - 4700 ft. We arrived at the locality about 11:00 A.M. and started a search for gopher evidence. Five sets were made in an irrigated alfalfa field. I walked about 3 miles along the bottom lands of Black Creek then irrigated fields mostly, but found no other evidence of gophers. Two specimens, #s 664 - 665 were taken. They are probably T. bridgieri. Oct. 1 - 1932 - 20 mi. S.E. Pocatello - Camp Lundy, Bannock Co. - Ida. - 6300 ft. 20 traps were used in 10 sets along the creek bottom of the East fork of French Creek, in the vicinity of this locality. Eight individual gophers were taken over period of 30 hours. Two specimens, #s. 694 - 695 were saved. That the mountain weed, Mel. aurantiaca, feeds on this gopher was proved by an interesting catch from this set of traps. Two Mc Cabe traps were being used in each set,
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Whitlow Page 2. Thomson's. Oct.1-1932 (continued). on readed either way in a gopher run, with the opening left open. From one of these sets, I took a gopher from one trap and a mountain weasel, cat # 696, from the other. The weasel was held in the trap in the orthodox gopher fashion, showing that he had entered the run at some other point and approached the trap from under-ground. October 15- 3 miles S. W. American Falls Power Co. Idaho. An effort was made to take Thomson's in this vicinity, but very few runs could be located. Five traps were set but no specimens were taken.
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Beaver. Barretts Ranch - June 10-11-1932 P.I. In the vicinity of Mr. Barrett's ranch are two active colonies of beaver. Both are on the west fork of Rapid Creek, one just below the ranch about one quarter of a mile, and the other about two miles above his ranch. We arrived at the upper dam at 5:00 P.M. The creek floor here is about 150 ft wide. The road is on the creek bottom, on the left of the creek as one drives east. The creek itself is a mere slough, four or five feet wide and one foot deep. The immediate creek bank is heavily clothed with willow. The hills rise abruptly from this narrow creek floor. The north slope has only sagebrush, while on the south is an extended growth of ashen, including an occasional Douglas Fir. The dam is built entirely across the creek bottom, from the road on the north to the steep hill side on the south. This
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Beaver. Barrett's Ranch - June 10-11 - 1932 (cont.) p.2. forms a pond 150 ft. wide and about 200 ft. in length. The willows which were along the original creek bed, provide a great deal of cover for the beaver in the south half of the pond. We crossed the creek and went into the ash grove where the beaver were lumbering. Photographs were made of some cuttings. There is no evidence of their cutting willow, and this easily accessible ash seems to be their food entirely. As usual, the peeled limbs of ash are utilized in the construction of the dam. A house has been built near the south bank of the pond, well hidden among the willows. It is 10 ft in diameter at the surface of the water and extends six feet above the water. This is the first time I have seen this house. My last visit was in Sept. 1931,
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Beaver. Barretto - June 10-11-(cont.) p.3. and I either over looked it, or it has been built since. This whole construction is only two years old, and apparently it has taken a year's work on the dam, to make sufficient depth of water to accomodate a horse. The house was photographed. Three small dams were noted below the big dam. These were only across the creek bed itself and were about 10 ft long and two or three feet high. We saw one beaver at 3:45 P.M. June 10. It was swimming about in the water and slapped his tail 3 times. We returned about 6:30 P.M. and were standing about 30 ft. back of the dam, and I had just noted a well-trodden runway leading from the creek-bed below the fund, over the dam, when a big fellow waddled up from below, noticed us momentarily, and then moved on rather deliberately to the top of the dam and dived into the water!
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Beaver. Barrett's - June 10-11 (continued - Page 4) A slight rise of ground on the creek floor near the back end of the whole pond contained several bank burrows which appeared to be in use. Our third actual beaver observation was made that evening at 7:30 of an individual which swam the entire length of the pond, upstream toward these burrows, and disappeared in some one of them. The colony 1/4 mile below Mr. Barrett's home stead has been annoyed a great deal by irrigation water users. Here there is one big dam and a series of four smaller dams, built downstream below the big old dam. The first of these smaller dams below the big dam appears now to be the chief center of construction. Mr. Barrett reported that during the dry summer of 1931, an irrigation ditch rider had been authorized to destroy the dam to allow water to pass for irrigation.
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Beaver. Barrett - June 10-11, 1932 (continued p.5). purposes. This man dynamited the dam, with a great deal of destruction to fish but no beaver were reported killed. The beaver did not repair this dam in the fall and Mr. Barrett later burned it out. This burning removed most of the supporting timber from the back side of the dam. On this date, June 11, 1932, the beaver were repairing this big old dam some and had quit a quantity of water backed up above it. It was holding about half of its original capacity.
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Beaver. Mink Creek. June 11, while in the field, I met Mr. L. A. Sehrbas, assistant chief deputy game warden, and had a conversation with him over the beaver of the vicinity. He told me of the exact location of beaver on Mink Creek. He pointed out that there are about six active colonies well up on the West fork of Mink creek. They are about 3 miles beyond the Banrock Ranger Station on West Fork. The creek turns in a north westerly direction above the station. This would place these beaver about 3 miles N. W. of Banrock Ranger Station. Since these colonies are located in the heart of the Cache Nat. Forest area, which is also a permanent game preserve, they are a great deal more secure than those on the west fork of Rahid Creek, which are dependent entirely on the watchfulness of the game department for their protection.
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without Page 1. Peromyscus Oct. 1 - 1932. Camp Tenderoy - 20 miles S.E. Pocatello, Banner Co., Idaho. 6300 ft. Eight individuals were taken in mouse traps set over fallen logs in thin fir timber. One specimen # 693, was saved. On one of the tails, not preserved as a specimen, a large bot fly larva was found. The larvae was one half inch in length, and was imbedded in the skin on the posterior margin of the left thigh. The larvae was examined, but not preserved in alcohol, so was finally lost.
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Mt. Wood Rate.-Pack Rate. November 24th - 1928. Trip to mine tunnels east of Coratello 4 miles. There is evidence of recent activity of rats in all the tunnels visited - namely mines A, B & C. Drove a large female along wall of tunnel A. and collected her with a rock. This rat seemed to be blinded by the flash light and moved about comparatively little. Several nests which appeared to be in recent use were located on the floor of the tunnel. On this tunnel the rats have a meeting retreat in a def crevice in the wall, cat. No. 195. ♀
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Mt. Wood Rats. April 13 - 1929. Trial to vicinity of mine tunnels near Palms siding ( about 7 miles south of Pocatello). First tunnels were examined; evidence of rats in all. Two adults - Cat nos. 44 - ? and 45 ? taken in tunnel together. One was shot from the wall of the tunnel and the other taken in a crevice about 2 ft from the point where the first was shot. Stomachs of both adults were filled with green chewed pulp; from odor it was composed almost entirely of sage leaves and bud tips, few seed husks. No embryos in uterus of female. On another mine we heard a young rat crying as we entered; we located it in a nest above i. mest about 4 ft above floor of mine and in a crevice 2 ft. deep. Cat. No. 46 - ? in. L. 1.15; T 30; H. F. 18; E. 8; eyes not open probably 10 days old.
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Wood Rats. May 26 - 1929, Made trip to mine 4 miles East of Pocatello to gather notes on rats and bats. One rat was seen and collected. Mine A; the specimen was running about in back of tunnel and I knocked him from side wall with a rock. Cat. # 222 - ♂ weight 431 grms. stomach contents wt. 33 grms.; [illegible] Mcs: L. 3 7/5 ; T 14 5/ ; H.F. 45' ; E. 3 2 ; Two smooth newly used nests were noted on the floor of the mine near the point where the sheariner was taken. P.S. The sheariner was shedding badly and seemed to be just loosing the winter felage.
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Gray Bushy-tailed Wood Rat. Neotoma cinerea cinerea. (M.A. Tamma No 31 page 95.) Neotoma cinerea 1915- Mus cinereus Ord, Guthrie Geog. 2d Amer. ed., vol.2, p 292. 1857 Neotoma cinerea Baird, Mamms of N. Amer. p 499. 1885 Neotoma cinerea True, Proc. U.S. at. Mus., vol 7 (1887) p 98. 1885. 1903-Neotoma cinerea acraia Elliot, Field Clubb. Mus. Publs. 87 Zool. der. vol.3, p 247. Dec. 1903. Type Locality. Near Great Falls, Cascade Co. Montana. Could be: Neotoma cinerea orolestes (M. Amer. Tamma No. 31, p 104.) presence of large, sphenopalatine vacuities distinguishes orolestes from cinerea. This character very constant.
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Cethorimomya. Oct. 1 - 1932 - Cent. Jundry, 20 milts S.F. Poatillo, Bannock & Salda, 6300 ft. A single shainer, # 679, was taken in a mouse trap set by a rotten log in a thin stand of Douglas fir timber.
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Page 1. Migrations Monday. Oct. 1 - 1932 - Camp Lunday. 20 miles S. E. Pocatello, Bancroft & Odd. 6300 ft. One prairie chicken, # 691, was taken with a mowing trap in a small swamp.
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Oct 1, 1932 - Camp Lincley, 20 miles S.C. Poetelli, Bannock Co 3dr. t-30 off. a large male, cat. #690, was trapped in a small swamp in this vicinity.
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Micotus :- Feb. 25. Sat. - 1928 Placed twelve traps in dead grass patch about 2 P.M. Returned at 5 P.M. and collected live specimens which had been abroad during the P.M. A light snow fell during the night and only five more were taken -- along with one specimen of Mice. Snow seemed to hinder their running noticeably.
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Mustela arizonensis Oct. 1-1932-Camp Tundry-20 miles N5.E. Peratullo-Barnett Co. 3do. 6300ft. One specimen # 696, was taken under rather unusual circumstances. It was caught in a meadles [illegible] trap. Two traps had been painted in either direction in a gopher run about 1 inches below the surface of the ground. The set had been left over night, and when examined, one trap held a gopher and the other this weasel. From the position of the animal in the trap it appeared that he had entered the underground run at some other point and was caught as to approached the opening I had made. This is good evidence that the weasels are operating as natural enemies of pocket gophers.
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Deer. Oct. 22-23-1932-5 miles East Grace, Bannock & 3daho.-alt. 7000 ft. I joined a deer hunting party who were hunting from a camp located in the Bear River range of mountains just east of grace, Idaho. This out range is a national forest and game preserve area, but the hunting was done just outside the boundary of the preserve. About twelve hunters operated from this single base and eight deer, five does and three fawns were taken out by this party alone, during the five day hunting season. The take was legitimate, and within the Idaho law, which permits taking of any sex or age. But I believe this procedure will very quickly deplete the deer population in this general region.
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hollow Page 1. Acc #4053 Ovis canadensis Dec. 1-1932 - 11 miles south-east Pocatello, alt. 5200 ft. Bannock Co. Idaho. Cat. #699 is part of the skull of a Mountain Sheep ? - a pickel, found along the west fork of Mint Creek, near the Bannock Ranger Station, by Edward Leonard. He has brought it to me direct from the field. It was soil laden and filled and has very likely been buried a good while. If it proves to be canadensis, it is the first definite evidence shown of their occurrence in the Pocatello region.
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