A. C. ZIEBKE 1956 Journal Sept 29 Southen Creek, 6400 ft, 3 mi. NW Hobart Mtns. (Cont.) Nevada Co. Cal.: LIVE TRAPS HAD NOTHING ELSE THIS A.M. CAN ROCKY HILLSIDE TRAPS TWICE DURING DAY (4:30 PM & 4:00 PM) & GOT 4 MORE AUTOMIS AMOENUS. I HAD SOT 5 MARE PER TRAPS THERE AS I CAN THEM AT 8:00 AM THIS AM. SOUTHEN IS A UNIV. CAMEL RESCREEN STATION, HAS 6' WIDE 6' DEEP CREEK, WET MEADOWS WITH DRY SPOTS AND ALDER FARMION ALONG CREEK. AWAY FROM MEADOWS HILLSIDES ARE DRY WITH CONIFERS & OCCASIONAL ROCKY PATCHES OF ARTEMISIA, (MOSCH LOOCEPUL PINE) ALONG DUSTY ROADS ROCKS ARE PILED & CHIPMUNKS (EV. AMIGU) SEEN OFTEN ALONG HERE. WEATHER: HOT DURING DAY ? COLD (26°-) AT NIGHT. OTHER MEMBERS OF ZOO 135 CLASS CAUGHT: SOTEX NOBORRNI MUSTELA GEMINCA (CAUGHT ON ROAD) THOMOMYS MONTICOLA IN SENDU. MICROTUS MON TONUS '' HONGICAROUS Zapus Princes (1) along creek in grass BIRDS: (SEEN AS SHOT BY OTHERS): YELLOW BEWING SPAUCHER - 1 STILLBE JAYS (7+) MT. SNICKROCE (10+) RED-TAILGO NAWK