A.C. ZIEBLER 1960 JOURNAL TONGUE POINT, 3 MI. NNE TORGE, CHAMAN CO., WASH. 24 JUNE LAST NITE SET OUT 35 MUS. S PEE'S + 6 RAT TRAPS IN VERY THICK CONIFER WOODS - THE OAK TREES ONLY 3-4 INCHES IN DIAMETER - NO UNDERSTORY BUT SOME HUMUS, MOSS & ROTTEN LOGS. SET SOME OF THESE TRAPS IN THE SMALLEST OF GRASS, THIMBLEBERRY, ETC. ALONG THE ROADS. DR. QUAY I GOT 8 P. MANICULATA (OREAS?) - (MOISTY IN WOODS) AND A SMALL MICRODINE + 2 SHAWS (VAGANS?) ALONG THE ROADS. SET 2 MAREBETS IN MORE RUN UNDER ROAD BUT NO LUCK. DR. QUAY SET 50 SHEMANS X MC SET 25 - BOTH GOT ONLY 15 T A. MANICULATA. DR. QUAY SET #, STEERS FOR AKOOONA + GOT 1). THESE TRAPS WERE SET IN BUSHES IN CLEARINGS OF GRASS OR SOME SORT OF 3 FT. HIGH EDGING ALONG, LEFT ABOUT 0615 & WENT BACK TO 6.2 MI. (BY ROAD) N.TOR. DUNGEERY GEEWOLF RIVERS (T.29N, R.3W), CHAMAN CO., WASH. WHERE DR. QUAY HAD LEFT HIS STEEL TRAPS OUT FOR AKOOONA. HE CAVGHT TWO. WE DROVE S ON HWY 101 TO FOLLOWING LOCALITY TO PREPARE ANIMALS; (A ROADSIDE PAB) 8 MI. (BY ROAD) N SHELTON, MASON CO., WASHINGTON 24 JUNE HALF-SHADOWED CONIFER WOODS WITH A