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592.
Gilmore ALOPEX (3)
1931
Tigara, Point Hope Alaska
Aug. 22 Not very Common here -
about 30 came into the native
store this winter & the Archdeacon
probably got a couple dozen -
This catch represents the area between
Corwin Coal Mine to Cape Thompson.
Sept. 1 St. Matthews, Bering Sea.
Foxes are probably quite Common on
the island for I saw three in my
short walk around over Cape Glory
of Russia. They seem to prefer the
high rocky places to the low flat
areas. Dens, inhabited by Foxes,
were found in a mass of tumbling
Moss grown rocks where several Least
Sucklets were seen. Probably the latter
just there. It seems to be commonly
recognized up here in the north that
island Foxes take toll of the available
bird stockeries. The absolute profusion
of mice on St. Matthews, Should
tend to bring the fox population up
To its maximum.