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WB Davis
1936.
526
2 mi. E Lakeview, 5200 ft., lake Co., Oregon. May 22,
Out of the 56 traps set last night I took
the following 18 Zapus p. major, 1M & Peromyscus
maniculatus, 1498 of same, and 149 ? Microtus
mordax. Only the Zapus was saved. It was
taken in the same trap at the same place
as two others, although I had 30 traps in
the small area, 150'x 40', where I had taken
them previously.
Spent the morning in camp making
up specimens). Looked at the Jamesi nest
about 11:30. Still 5 eggs, & incubating. Took
two pictures of the nest. Did not have my
egg drills along, so left the set and the
parent birds.
Packed up and left this camp about
noon. Found out we had been camped in the
Warner Mountains, type locality of Zapus p.
major.
Mammals collected x seen at this camp.
1. Zapus p. major
2. Microtus mordax
3. Peromyscus maniculatus
4. Thomomys quadratus
5. Eutamias amoenus
6. Callospermophilus
7. Marmota flaviventris - 1 noted
8. Odocoileus - tracks seen.