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Cogswell
1949
Zapus trinotatus - 2
Big Lagoon, Humboldt Co., Calif.
Aug. 13 Caught two in a line of 51 traps set along stream & up adjacent slope in redwood forest:
♂ - 8 ft. from stream on ground amid moss covered boulders & logs which are topped with Oalis Polystichum minimum, 60-80% Red.
wood canopy overhead. Specimen not saved.
♂ - 30 yards up a NW-facing slope from stream,
amid Polystichum minimum & other small semi-shrubs
on a substrate of Redwood twigs. About 50%
Redwood canopy overhead. Caught by tail:
Kept alive by Dr. Pearson.
Aug. 14 ♂ caught in trap set on mossy log among
ferns & salmonberry on NW facing slope about
30 yards from stream & under 80% Redwood
canopy. A hole was eaten behind the left
ear, & the specimen was not saved.
Aug. 15 ♀ caught in trap set under edge of Rubus sp. &
other bushes along old, grassy logging road about
10 ft. wide (near Ritcher Creek).