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1927 P.3
Hacienda Chilata, Dept, Sonsonate, Salvador
in the same ravine. A peculiar incident today was
the catching of Sigmodon No.12813
in an old hollow log in the
coffee region and I know of
no Sigmodon association within
to mile of the spot.
April 22, 1927 - Another
Reithrodonmys was caught in
a tree in the coffee today.
It must have gotten in the
trap yesterday afternoon for
badly decomposed and eaten
by ants. The trap was still
in the tree. Peromyscus, No.
12814, was caught where
Nyctomys, No. 12809, was taken
yesterday. Today, however the
trap did not fall out of the
tree and ants did some damage
to the feet. Nyctomys, No.12815,
was caught on the small
branch where No.12810 was
cought yesterday. Marmosa, No.
12816, was caught among
hanged vines in the
uncleared area on the hill
top. I saw one squirrel,
Sciurus while running my
traps.