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of animals is high, the habitat
is very easily worked - it
seems ideal.
This afternoon we will
continue east to the town of
Alturas in Modoc County.
We will spend the next two
nights with my friend Allison
Sanger who is currently a
botanist for the Forest Service.
19 August Alturas Modoc Co.
2:15 a.m.
We arrived in the town of
Likely, about 19 miles south
of Alturas, at 500 pm. The
habitat is predominantly Pinus (yellow pine)
and Juniper, very similar to
the habitat in Mt. Hebron.
We set all our traps in
two areas, each about
5-6 miles west and east
of the town of Likely off
the 395. Again, the houses
are quite free standing although
a few were observed in trees.