Field notes, v648
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mabonne 12. Tunnel Mar. 24 1954 Anna River Valley Bottom, 1 mi N. of Muss, elev. 3000 ft. Nepal (See Mar 23). One mouse 55 (W.W.D. 55) is caught from a line of 15 mus. spec. traps set along a small tributary stream. The site is mostly rocky (stream bed) with some low bushes & occasional grass & forb patch. Another line was set in a talus gully from the stream to 200 ft. above! 6 rat, too 2 mus. spec. 56 traps). A "rat" is caught in a small trap, the rest 1/2 highest set. The large angular talus (granitic) blocks are up to 3 ft. down in size, and a few low forbs are growing here. The 3rd line of 13 mus. spec. traps are along another small stream in a damp, shady! (W.W.D. 57) gulch. A large chew is taken from a trap set at the rocky margin of the stream. #602 There is much moss & some grass & forbs growing about the rocks. 58 A luid (W.W.D. 58), some sp. as W.W.D. 57 is shot from its perch on an 8 ft. stream boulder. # Time 7:00 A.M.. Rain commences 11:30 A.M., continues on through afternoon. Estimate .10-.15" fell during this period. Trap lines are checked & left overnight again, but nothing is caught (total 36 traps) by morning.