Wolfson 1938 June 25. (cont.) En route to new camp W of Bend on Creels where it intersects with road. Tumalo Cr., 15 mi. W Bend, 6100 ft., Deschutes Co. In the evening set out 40 traps along Tumalo Cr. and in a meadow about 1/4 mile S of camp. The area along the stream was lined with willows in several places, Prcea where willows were lacking, or near the willows on the drier soil. The ground cover was grass and sedge almost completely with some Ranunculus. It was not in tufts but a more or less even, short cover. The meadow was E of the stream and there was a small stream running thru it. The ground was wet and boggy and covered completely with low (4"-8") grass and sedge. It was surrounded by Prcea, Lodgepole, and Fir forest with dead timber abundant on the ground and some deal logs in the meadow proper. June 26. Examined the trap line and had caught: 1 Sorex on the side