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Show eeoat y IK PetGeOe Lan ardanse kaa ah cmeeeerere ran Foratae cee poeprepaearneceneneeer —— eens ti : . eee Ly “ aegaeae eee aE Ea & 4 B BY “i a , 3 a S 3 ee &eeeaeaeeed secaapiyennpomoxtaansbactindsngtcoraremarsala an és 3 ; ¢ + 4 ; = NEONSERENAWeEeSe PI Patton, J. L. 2015 | 258 F : Great Basin National Park rae 21-25 August 2015 Trap results — Trap line 6 — Lehman Cave, sagebrushflats trapno. taxon JLP no. 161 17] 181 185 193 195 26604 26605 26606 26607 26608 ---- 22 Aug - am ey ? i a 198 Peromyscus maniculatus Peromyscus maniculatus Peromyscus maniculatus Peromyscus maniculatus Peromyscus maniculatus Peromyscus maniculatus — juv female Peromyscus maniculatus 26609 ---- nothing * — 22 Aug - pm 182 Peromyscus maniculatus 26615 183 196 Reithrodontomys megalotis Tamias dorsalis 23 Aug - pm 26618 26614 198 200 . ’ Peromyscus maniculatus Peromyscus truei 109 26616 26617 Tamias umbrinus — female 57g ie * ---- i" | date 199 Tamiasdorsalis 26620 23 Aug - pm 170 196 197 Peromyscus maniculatus Tamias dorsalis Reithrodontomys megalotis 26622 26621 26623 ------- nothing nothing 24 Aug - am i . ------- 24 Aug - pm 25 Aug — am [pulled] 25-26 August 2015 Carol and I returnedto our collective campsites at the Wheeler Peak campground by about 10 am, where Eric, Shannen, Duke, Brooks, and Jason were busily packing to depart shortly, the formerthree to headeastto Salt Lake, the latter two west to Reno. Ourintention was to stay the night and then head back to the Bay Area the next morning, but the sky was heavily overcast and about noon, an houror so after everyoneelseleft, it began to rain. The weather looked likeit hadsettled in for the day, so instead of waiting until tomorrow and packing wet gear, Carol and I organized everything, packed up, and were onthe road back to Baker by about 1 pm. We checkedin with Brian Hamilton athis office at the at 3 Bt * ino:+ pang coneiemamntemms <geacseameseiaipiveinnsmamiatraketat s aceenceeaemeenacot e ei c: E E Yi cad ba ~ ff |
