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99.
Gilmore
1926
El Cajon Canyon, 3400 ft. E. base San Pedro Martir Mts
Lower California, Mexico.
June 2.
40 traps and 4 steel settings caught
2 ♂ + 2 ♀ Thomyscus
✓ 360. Lizard Diurnal catch in mouse trap set among
rocks on flat back of camp.
✓ 361. Lizard Killed from trunk of mesquite tree
near creek.
✓ 362. Thomomys ♁ 96.4-G, 204-71-28-4. Caught
among a group of burrows about 1 mile above
camp. The Burrows were in damp sand and
gravel near the edge of the stream and
the bottom of the burrows were full of
seepage water.
✓ 363. Perognathus ♁ (jiv.) 7.9-G, 136-75-21-4
Caught among dry foxtail grass at junction
of main canyon and side draw.
✓ 364. Pipilo maculatus megalonyx ♂ (jiv.) 37.4-G.
Killed from a thorny bush in an arrowed
thicket near stream.
✓ 365. Pipilo fuscus senicula ♂ 50.5-G. Killed from
an ocotillo limb about 50 yrs up a rocky
slope & on the edge of a mesquite gourd.
✓ 366. Phainopepla nitens ♂ 24.4-G. Killed from the top
of dead willow near the stream.
✓ 367. Lizard caught in mouse trap set among
rocks on flat back of camp.
✓ 368. Snake Caught among damp grass and rocks
at edge of stream about 1 mile above camp.