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El Cayon Canyon, 3200 ft., E. base San Pedro Martin Mts
Lower California, Mexico.
Gilmore
May 29,
1946.
60 traps and 6 steel settings caught
1 Bat Citellus
336. Bat ? 4.3 G. 74-28-6-9 Killed while flying
over camp.
337. T. fuscus semicula ? (juv.) 35.9 G. Killed
while sitting on a mesquite tree in a narrow
side canyon leading up into the mountains.
338. L.c. vallicola ? (juv.) 75.9 G. Killed near in
canyon filled with mesquite etc & grass.
339. L.c. vallicola B (juv.) 48.2G. Same as above.
340. T.nitens (?) (juv.) 18.9 G. Same as above.
341. M.c. cinerascens ? 67.7 G. Killed from estillo
limb near main creek.
342. L.c. vallicola F (juv.) 47.5 G. Killed in mesquite bush in canyon with plenty of grass & creek
343. Lizard Shot on sand beach next to stream.
344. Snake Caught in rat trap set under
mesquite on rocky flat.
Walked over the top of one of the
high ridges near camp. On the top I
saw some M.c. cinerascens, T.c. obscura,
Catherpes mexicanus conspersus, D.s. cactophilus,
A. A.b. deserticola and Ammopermophillus.
The sides of the ridge were very steep
and rocky but on top was a small meadow where there was loose sand & a few trees.