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Neotoma fuscipes (1)
Silvane
Mad R. Ford, 2700 ft., above Ruth, Trinity Co., Calif.
1933
May 20, 1933.
Taken in nearly all associations
nearby; nests often small or absent.
Most commonly found in oak associations
on dry hillsides, or in wet canyon bottom.
May 29, 1933
Four individuals taken on 28th
in traps set in rock-brush assoc.
at 5500 ft. White Fir nearby.
None taken on 29th. Habitat
appears to be dry to damp oak
rock n brush associations. Large
stick nests noted in timber but
none caught there.
Horse Mt, 4700-5200 ft., Humboldt Co., Calif.
June 7, 1933
Quite common in vicinity. Has apparently
at times sharing range with M. cernera
in oaks n timber. Shot houses
fairly common in camps. Taken
in camp, near rocks, and in upper
story of deserted house.