Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
Ribble,
D.O.
1986
Journal
(5)
Hastings Natural History Reservation, Monterey Co., CA
June 5 (cont)
Trapline
St#
ID#
Spp.
Sex Age, Breeding, Misc
II
2
1930
Penomysus californicus F, juvenile, nonbreeding
183-88-25-19, same species as 1929 with
more tawny color in coat. Caught under oak w/
shrubs under. Escaped to same area as 1929
2
1930 1/2
P. californicus
F, mature, late pregnancy
212-107-26-23=30g, tawny, wide tail stripe
as in 1929; 1930, reddish color under chin. Escaped
to same area as 1929; 1930. White tail tip.
3
1933
P. californicus
O?, sub (gray w/ some tawny)
199-109-26-24=20g, same as above species
Escaped under log.
3
1932
P. californicus
F, mature, pregnant
217-120-25-24, very slow recovery; escape,
Escaped to stream bank.
4
1934
P. californicus
F, mature, pregnant.
221-122-27-24 White tail tip. Escaped to east,
stopped for ~ 2 sec to look behind me, then went
under log.
6
1935
P. californicus O?, mature, nonbreeding
224-123-26-24. Tawny, with some golden brown.
Escaped to stream bank.
7 8
1936
P. californicus O?, mature, non breeding
210-15/15-26-24. White tail tip. Same tail stripe
as every one above. Escaped to stream bank.
9
1937
P. californicus O?, subadult, non-breeding
199-106-25-24 Gray with brown on sides.
No distinct molt line. Escaped under log.
9.
1938
P. californicus F, subadult nonbreeding.
201-107-25-25 White tail tip. Gray with
some brown on sides. White spot 15 mm up
tail on ventral side. Escaped to S.W under log.
Caught in same trap as 1939 below.