RIBBLE, D.D. 1966 Journal 47 Lastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif. July 27 (cont) 0210 X 4B 0210 P. californicus, Ø?, subadult, nonbreeding. 35g. 0210 3 845 {P. californicus, RECAPTURE 2648} 3C 01200 P. beylil, Ø?, mature, testes swollen but not scrotal (was) 3C 01600 P. californicus, immature. RECAPTURES. (Miclotus?) 0220 3B 0120 P. californicus. Recapture 0225 2B 0320 P. beylil {RECAPS 2B 0110 P. californicus} 0230 2 849 P. californicus Recap 2 0220 P. californicus, Ø?, immature, nonbreeding, 17g 0235 1B 01300 P. beylil, ?, early mature, nulliparous. 1B No tag N. fusipes, immature 0245 0 0430 P. beylil Recap 0 No tag N. fusipes mature 0250 -1 0160 P. californicus RECAP -1 0020 P. californicus, ?, mature, nonbreeding, seems nulliparous. 30g Used natural block in ear: ( ) (?) hole beneath -2 0420 P. beylil, RECAP Finally arrived to the grid WC-1 @ 0325h (after dealing w/ flashlight problems). It's still clear and the moon is quite bright: 0400 - #489 ? at 10,6 w/ dark green on limbs, tail, ? ears. Some on mouth. Escaped uphill from station (south) # 702 Ø at 10,6 w/ dark green on limbs, ears, ? mouth 0425 # 740 Ø at 10,8 w/ orange on ears, limbs, mouth 0425 # 739 Ø at 10,8 w/ Orange barely on mouth & ears. Either it is old or the animal barely came into contact w/ the dust 0515 - D. virginianus - near station 5,9 Fremontia Caught alive Soney ? The now is interesting. Finished checking traps at 0600 & began to haul them in - It is clear this morning w/ no fog, really beautiful Official Min this morning = 45°F. On the way back to Berkeley, I picked up a road kill D. virginianus (#738 see Catalog)