Field notes taken for Zoology S125, v547
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Brode 1434 July 15 cont. Cottonwood Creek, 7700 ft., Mt. Grant, Mineral Co., Nev. I shot two more flycatchers, a Western Tanager and a Hermit Thrush. Near this place I got a young fence lizard Sceloporus. In the evening I went upstream again and placed a trap for weasel near where I had seen an animal cross the river bed. On the way back to camp I tried a number of shots at bat which were abundant I shot one but it came down behind a clump of willows and in the twilight I could not locate it. I did locate some gopher digging. July 16 I went up to the weasel trap but I had not been disturbed tho' I had hung a birds body with a little scent from the anal glands of a weasel rubbed on the bait. Left the trap set. Then went downstream near a mine tunnel near which I shot a Callospermophilus lateralis and an Eutamias quadrimaculatus. Near the mine entrance I saw two small gray chipmunks probably young of E. quadrimaculatus. I shot a hermit thrush, Hylorchila guttata. In the evening I again visited