Field notes, v1309
Page 297
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19/3 W. Grinnell Guerneville, Sonoma Co. 2 morning. Yesterday I heard the call of the California woodpecker, if I am not mistaken. I have seen several woodrats nests built upon redwood stumps. Chipmunks (Eutamias hindsii) are abundant. On the sunnier hillsides gopher and mole workings are num- erous, as well as in the garden of the resort. Trapping in the garden has brought in a mole and a gopher. The mole was caught in a trap set under a mound of fresh earth, which looked like a gopher's working. A line of traps set along the fence at the edge of the pasture has yielded one Peromyscus boylei, gopher ♀ 101. mole ♀ 102. June 11. Bats are flying every evening. Only two sorts have been so far observed, a long-winged kind, two examples of which may be seen every evening flying