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Moore
Spilogale phoenicimicroskina Hall.
September 2, 1929.
Two no. O steel traps set about
Twelve feet apart, on opposite
sides of the stream, under a bridge
on the Cold Creek Ranch, 7,000 ft., Water-
mann Canyon N. San Bernardino,
San Bernardino Co., Calif. caught a
male, and a female spotted skunk.
One trap was baited with a fink,
and the other with a chicken egg.
Oct 26, 1929.
The badly decomposed body of a spotted
skunk, was found in the watering trough
at Warrens Well 2800 ft., San Bernardino Co;
22 1/2 mi. N.E. of Whitewater Station Riverside
Co. California. The carcass had the appearance
of being about a month old.