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Hatties, J.E.
1939
July 23
Itinerary
3\1/2 mi W Kennewick, 550ft, Benton Co, Wash.
(F.M) - Results -
- 1 ? Mus mosculus
Returned to camp at 7:30 A.M. at
1 mi N Burbank, 350ft, WallaWalla Co, Wash
and caught 1 ? Marmota flaviventris in
No. 0 trap.
(P.M) Went up Snake river a short ways
to 2 mi NW Burbank 500ft, WallaWalla Co, Wash.
Land is rolling dunes covered with
sparse growth of sagebrush, cheatgrass, &
Russian thistle. Soil is drifted sand.
- 1 Lepus californicus was shot.
14 Sceloporus and 1 Coluber constrictor
taken. In the evening went
to 2 mi SSE Burbank, 350 ft, WallaWalla Co, Wash
and set out 50 mouse traps. Traps
set 20 paces apart along sand dunes
covered partly by growth of
sagebrush cheatgrass, and dry
Russian thistle.
July 24
(F.M) - Picked up traps - Results - -
5 Perognathus parvus (4 ? 1 ?)
8 Dipodomys ordii (5 ? 3 ?)
2 ? Onychomys leucogaster
1 ? Reithrodontomys megalotis
1 Sceloporus was caught also.