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B. Nielderson
934.
Microtus californicus californicus.
May 24 1/4 mi E & S stadium, 700 ft.
Berkeley Alameda Co. Calif.
Caught in a moist
grassy thicket. The habitat
was an open grassy
hillside with small
scattered clumps of
dried thistle. In and
about this type of cover
there were numerous
runways and small
openings to burrows. The
widths of the burrows
varied from 1 in. to 1 1/2 in.
The runways were
cut deeply in the grass
which afforded protection.
Apr 4
1/4 mi E & Stadium, 700 ft.
Berkeley Alameda Co. Calif.
Of the four young
microtus taken on this
late #374 and #375 were
found in or near a nest
with another individual of
the same family. The
other two Microtus #376 & #377