Behle 1933 - Housing 4700 5000 ft. Humboldt Co. Calif. June 4- from a small cave under overhanging rock, the soil then being damp; 1 ♀ Neotoma f. fuscipes at base of overhanging rock upon which a huge nest had been built and situated in the midst of a dense thicket of Huckleberry Oak. [♂ ♂ was caught in this same place two days ago and yesterday a ♀ in a trap 10 ft. away in the same thicket]; 1 ♀ Neotoma f. fuscipes at end of old rotten log some 30 ft. from nest; one ♀ Eutamias townsendi ochrogens taken in mouse trap in litter of small twigs at base of Douglas Spruce; The total caught then was: 3 R.m. rubidus, 2 Neotoma f. fuscipes, and 1 Eutamias t. ochrogens. While running the trap line 1 ♂ Sciurus douglasii was shot in Douglas Spruce and shortly after a ♀ was shot some 30 ft. away also from a Douglas Spruce. This is undoubtedly a pair. Close by ♂ Sciurus giseus was seen so these two species overlap here at 4600 ft. Temperature this morning at 4:45 PM was 46° F and it was somewhat cloudy quite noticeable was the singing of Tanagers.