in Davis. 1941. May 31. 3 mi. SW Florida, 3000', Webster to New York. im Lenlock-pafer brick-oak-maple forest, in moss and along streams. Also along the rocky shores of Esopus creek, which is a good- sized swift-flowing front stream. Rained during night and most of next morning. June 1. Picked up traps. Caught 1 Sorex fumeus, 1 Blarina brevicauda, 1 Trapaecogaps insipie, 3 Chromysus leucopus, and 1 Glancomps Vo- lans. The Glancomps was caught in a mouse trap at the edge of a stream, and evidently fell backward into a pool and was drowned; I found it in about 4 miles of water. Sorex was caught in a runway under the moss near a stream. Returned to Harriman & skinned p. m. June 2. drove to Yale University, New Haven, Conn., and stayed overnight with friends there. June 3. Went birding in Westville, a suburb of New Haven, and at the Sand Spot, near Fair Rock, in a. m. Then drove to M.C.Z. at Harvard University, met James L. Peters. Helped Libby measure some linnie. Peters invited us out to his home. We set traps, as did Peters. Stayed overnight at a point - 1 mi. S Ayer, Worcester Co., Mass. June 4. Picked up traps. 3 Sorex +some Chromysus. Peters caught 4 Chromysus in 19 traps. drove to Harriman and skinned p. m.