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Gilmore
1926
San Felipe, s.l. lower Calif. Mexico.
April 10, 1926.
35 traps caught
1 ♂ Dipodomys deserti (im)
2 ♀ Perognathus
Coyote set caught (
1 ♂ Neotoma
107. Larus californicus (?) killed on the
(skeleton only) beach at low tide.
108. Merganser serrator ♀ killed off north
(skeleton only) rocky headland.
109. Patamyscus ♂ 13.6 G. 179-96-40-17 Caught
(skeleton only) in rocky ground in foothills.
110. Patamyscus ♀ 19.8 G. 193-105-21-18 Smoked above.
deserti
111. Dipodomys deserti ♂ (im) 46.8 G. 739-133-51-8
Caught in sandy wash at base of foothills.
lepidus
112. Neotoma ♂ 122.0 G. 774-134-33-31,
Caught in trap set for coyote.
113. Crotalus Run over in road by auto.
109. Spermophile ♀ 134.9 G. 743-95-35-4
Day catch in front of Kangaroo rat
hole in # bare sand on desert.
114. Lizard shot in desert under Lycium bush.
115. Lizard " " " "
Tail seemingly growing from old stub.
Trapping in the rocky foothill was poor
in the spot chosen. Only neotoma
sign was a tail left in a rat trap.
No new birds on the beach or land.