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#124 was by a tree in thick bombed grass.
the set was under a projecting nof of the
Tree and looked like this was arranged like this
looking down with the projecting nof removed.
tree roots shown with dotted line.
rat trap, with banana trio in which
#124 was caught.
#123 was in a similar arrangement though
the place was considerably less grass.
#124 was also called "little Brown Shrew" though
I believe that he is different as he is
larger and of a different cc color.
July 28 1929
on July 25th & 26 rain all the time and
catch nothing.
in AM. Rain started.
on July 24th the weather was fair, with a
few clouds. I caught "fuzzy tailed
Brown Wood rats" one #219 was quite gray.
It rained about 4:00 P.M. the same night,
as before who brought the Sentile on the 24th, brought
in another container of Vermiculite. Since hedge-
hogs were found in my garden and house.
This morning which commenced with
rain but clearing around 11:00 A.M. but raining
at 1:00 P.M. MY clearing then raining around 4:00 PM,
I caught another "little Brown Shrew" he was
much the same color as #224, that is gray on its
ventral surfaces and not brown as #224. He was
running across a rat trap in a thick