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LIDICKER
1958
(July 13 cont.)
with them over & hour. They assured us that there
were lots of bats in some of the old houses in
Celinda. We continued .3 mi N of the river
& camped. This area was brushy with quite a
lot of grass between the shrubs, but was the
driest looking area we'd seen since the vicinity
of [illegible] the first ridge W of Ariz. We set 84
traps in this brushy area including 12 traps along
a stone wall. A small amt. of dipso signs
was noticed. Didn't see any bats in evening.
July 14
Catch: Dipodomys ornatus -3
Peromyscus -4
Peromyscus maniculatus -2
Peter saw 1 Lepus - tail not noticed, but probably
californicus. Shot 1 Crevidothorax while
skinning catch. Bird list for camp area:
Scaled Quail
Brown Towhee
Ash. Goldfinch
House finch
Cactus Wren
Bericht's Wren
Blue grosbeak
Cassin Kingbird
ident. dk. dove
Gila Woodpecker
Ivica Dove
Wh. w. Dove
Mourning Dove
Curve bl. Thrasher
Canyon Wren
Pygmblossia
Mockingbird
Barn Swallow
Road Runner
Vermillion Flycatcher