Field notes, v510
Page 179
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Schle 1933. Coyote Peak, 3000 ft. Humboldt Co., Calif. 80. June 12. sometimes came up this way At Tomlinsons we observed the first redwoods. One Bad. Thomomys bottae was taken this afternoon in same general location as the previous mentioned pocket. One 9 ad micotus californicus taken shortly after trap was set. June 13- 50 traps (40 mmx and 10 rat) set down to save all in dense timber but this morning 1 in B P m. subidas from base of dead stump. 20 mouse traps set in senpus clumps in marsh sedgeage in grain first: ① ad B P m. subidas from open place between clumps of grass ② ad B Micotus californicus from runway; ③ ad 9 micotus calif- omnicus from runway. The P.m. subidas taken this morning was in the same cump or patch of serpus that the four vagrans was taken in yesterday but no merotus came fber this patch nor