B. Thiedemann 1934 13 General Account of live oaks. There were very moist conditions but not a fast moving type of stream. (Santa Cruz County) 9.- Set in exactly the same type of habitat as no 8. with the exception that the traps was set about 4 ft up th bank. 10.- Same condition as 9. except on th other side of th bank. Both of th traps 9 and 10 were untouched. 11.+12.- Set in the same soft chaparral habitat as no 8 but farther up th stream. Caught a Neotoma fuscipes canescens in these two traps. One trap had him by the foot and th other by th tail. Did not make much of a struggle to escape. 13.- Set in some habitat as above but about 1 1/2 feet from th floor of th stream. Trap untouched. 14.+15.- Set in th soft chaparral habitat as th above but up th haddle about 4 ft, on an