[Journal] March 6-November 22, 1933
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more Grass Workers but could not find them in the thick grass & rain. It has been raining off & on all evening. March 9, 1935 We were a little late in getting up so we did not get down to breakfast until about seven. I caught under the rock at the edge of the forest and the grassland two mammals one very badly mutilated by ants, called White footed mouse undoubtedly one of Melvins [illegible] the other I call Brown Least Faced Rat and was still alive when I got them. He had just well eaten up his trap. I got another rat (Brown or Harvest Rat) high upon the grass slope at X 6 on its following snap the first two were of 3.