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DO. Straney
1976
34.
26 Nos contd stealing most of the bait. But, got in
my 32:
5 Neotoma (could be lepida)
1 P. maniculatus
1 Peromyscus sp? (eremicus ??)
1 bird
of 94 traps :
8 P. maniculatus
3 P. sp ? (eremicus ??) +1 dead
12 Neotoma
5 Reithrodontomys megalotis
9 Dipodomys Sp.
(5 toes, central stripe on tail virtually to tip)
white stripe on hammel
A very diverse habitat, but no P. calif.
The P. sp ? are getting to be a problem
and there is no telling what they really
are. I'm getting rusty on field IDing
Peromyscus.
Lytle Creek Canyon, 14.3 mi N Fontana
my 40: 1 P. californicus
of 90 total : 4 P. californicus +1 dead
1 P. eremicus
4 Dipodomys sp.
(same as above)
Altogether, last site was not sterling, but
it will do.