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ZIBBIE, D.O.
1987
PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNIUS (8)
Hostings Natural History Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
Oct. 1 #1939 ♂ Late subadult, TND, 32g. Ear-tagged. Grid MC-1. St. 9,10. Blood, ear, saliva coll.
1940 ♂ Mature, TND. 35g " - " Drift-fence on
MC-1. St. E-7(in) " "
[red left ear # 1141]
20 Dec 1987 1941 ♂ Mature, scrotal, 37g. " - " Grid MC-1. St. 9,10 " "
Oct. 2 1943 ♀ Mature, perfores, parous. 40.5g " - " " " " 11,15 " "
(012)
Oct. 4 1945 ♀ Subadult, nulliparous. 31.5 " - " Drift-fence
on RC-1. St. W-3(out) " "*
Young of #835 previously ear-clipped #012. Subadult pelage-much thicker than immature pelage with some brown in coat and brown around ear.
Faint green powder in side of ears. * Forgot to toss drop of Novatum out of tube prior to adding blood. Measurements: 21-118-27-28.5mm.
Oct 5 1949 ♂ Subadult, TND . 27.5g " - " Grid MC-1. St. 5,10
Young of #835 previously ear-clipped #013. Faint green powder in ear
Measurements 206-111-27-24.5mm
See Journal this day for description of another nest of #835's found.
Oct 9 1951 ♂ Imm, TND. 16g.. 174mm total length. Grid RC-1. St. 8,12
Covered with Red Pigment so most likely offspring of #1079. Blood, Ear, Saliva tissues collected.
(LO11)
Oct 12 1952 ♂ Imm, TND. 29.5g. Ear-tagged. Grid RC-1. St. 9,10.
Young of #835 previously ear-clipped 011.
Blood, Ear, Saliva
tissues collected
1954 ♀ Sub., imput, nullip. 30g. Ear-tagged. GRID RC-1 St. 7,16 Blood, Ear,
Saliva coll
[black] toe-clipped #0200
on 13 April 88 1955 ♂ Imm, TND. 17.5g. Ear-tagged. " " St. 5,14
Covered w/Red Pigment and captured at same station as mother # 1079 Blood, Ear,
Saliva, Coll
Oct 13 1967 0100 ♂ Imm. 99-40-19-11=9g Toe-clipped White tail top
See 2Nov 1966 0200 ♀ Imm. 98-40-18-10.5=8.5g " - " White tail-top.
Spp Dec Retagged 1965 0300 ♀ " . 98-43-19-11 = 9.5g " - " " Young of ♀ # 835
returned from nest and toe-clipped. Same nest site for #835 as before.
We radio-collared 3 animals early this morning: #835♀(Channel #3), 1079♀(Ch.#11), and #1020♂(Ch 7). 1020 is suspected mate of #835. 1200hrs - M.Salivoni got a signal from #835 at her nest by station 7,9; #1079 to east of station 8,12; and #1020 to the NW of station 6,11 on north side of creek. Thus, #1020 is not nesting with #835 during the day, at least not today.