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Rd. we returned to set traps.
27 June Trap success was fairly
disappointing, I only caught
one female (*3k). All the houses
looked active with fresh
fecal pellets, but perhaps
the noise of trap setting
kept them away. This female
is much darker in pelage
than the other specimens
from this trip, but still
has the white dorsal surface
of the hind foot characteristic
of N.F. streatori as described
by Hooper.
The site of capture was
dominated by Arctostaphylos,
Taxicodendron, and species of
Quercus. The house of
capture and the others were
characteristic of most
fuscipes houses - about
3 feet tall.
I think N.F. streatori
and the west side of the
Sierra's will prove difficult