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15.
I did see a Cooper Hawk, a male
which was flying from the nest in
the willow thickset along the stream,
and I collected it from its perch in
a pinion on a hillside. I saw
a Rock Squirrel as it dashed among
the boulders on a slope near the
creek. I only had a glimpse of it as
it ran away from me, but I saw
its long bushy tail.
At 10:00 p.m. that evening Ira and
I obtained two bats from a group of
four which were roosting in the
store house. One was a long-eared
Myotis and the other was the
Hairy-winged Myotis, Myotis volans.
No bats were roosting in the building
earlier. The M. evotis was not saved.