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Gilmore
1926
Cabazon, 1700, Riverside Co. California.
March 17, 1926.
3,
4. Gopher &. 83.8 C. 196-53-27-5
Dry sandy wash association near base of mountains.
5. Gopher & 57.7 C. 163-57-27-4
Dry sandy wash near road + base of mountains.
6. Kangaroo Rat F 103.0 C. 269-153-37-11
Caught in the daytime at in gopher
trap set for gopher, by the tail.
Dry sandy wash association.
Spent all day trapping and preparing
gophers. Trapped one gopher that was
partially letten away (left two side of neck) in the trap. Caught a Kangaroo Rat by the tail in a gopher
and secured the specimen and trap only after digging about 4 ft down along the burrow. Found deer tracks and saw the first cottontail seen so far. The only wild flowers that I recognize are Teeps, Wild Daisy, and Batchelm Button. Saw quite a few butterflies and one Lava. My steel trap resulted in a dead White footed Mouse.