Green 1928 Alamo River 50 ft. 20 mi S.W. of Pilot Knob Lower Calif, Mex. 126 Jan. 31, 1928 35 mouse & rat traps caught 3 ♂ + 3 ♀ Dipodomys Merui, 1 ♂ + 1 ♀ Dipodomys Deserti; 1 ♀ peromyscus, 1♂ Onychomys. Five steel sets caught 1♂ Dipodomys + 1 ♀ Mephitis. 1304 Mephitis ♀ 4lbs, 6.50-275-75-12 Caught in desert association 4 mile fonty. 1305 Ash Throated Flycatcher 9/68 30.g Shot from top of Mesquite tree. 1306 Onychomys, toledura ♂ 143-51-21-13 (24. g) Caught on desert under guadlbrush. Skelter 1307 Dipodomys Deserti ♀ 337-200-53-15 (96.g) Caught in front of buroughlin sand, The shunks no 1304+1274 both have black feet but the other have brown pads, I mean the underside of the feet. Three shunks had worm parasites between the skin and body muscles in layers of fat. These worms were slender as thick silk thread and average length a-bout inches. I found them in bundles loops and cavers wound around each other from the tail to the head of the shunk. They were not the segmented type of worm parasite. The shunks seemed healthy.