[Journal, June 18 to November 26, 1929]
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What broader Returning of the path I saw Rush saw & shot a Hollomys audobati. #153 went along the path a ways, as nearly as I could see his mode of traveled resembles that of the American Cottontail rabbit. After had put it in my sack when taken eight or ten steps when I saw another leap out of the path. The path at this spot was dry and covered with leaves, as the previous one #145. I went down in front the saddle, as shown in above drawing when a bird I thought was a dove flew from the path and left again a little farther along. He turned out to be a Ground Roller, at Culebris Petrolides when I was putting him in my sack I noticed some bats. They would fly up and down the path forcing me to close that I could feel their the wind from their wings, but I could not succeed in shooting one though there must have been at least twelve or more