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Rata Cambalachera del Desierto (Neotoma lepida)Autor
euproserpinusDescripción
As I was blacklighting for moths, I noticed this rodent off and on over a 20 minute period. It remained in small bushes, eating White-lined Sphinx Moths attracted by the lights. I think I saw it eat about five of them, and I was not watching it most of the time. Seems like a lot of mass for one animal to eat -- maybe there was more than one of them?
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Ratón Piñonero (Peromyscus truei)Autor
eschniterDescripción
P04[0:0] E[146:0127]G[000:0x00] BV[110:3] IR[L]
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Rata Canguro de California (Dipodomys heermanni)Autor
alyssala94Descripción
5 toes
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Musaraña Adornada (Sorex ornatus)Autor
euproserpinusDescripción
Got the feeling this one wasn't very comfortable in the water. Maybe it was trying to escape from the large group of us sampling dragonfly nymphs on the shore. It swam out 20 feet from shore and kept on going.
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Ratón-saltamontes Sureño (Onychomys torridus)Autor
jwahlDescripción
Face shape and stubby tail seem good for Grasshopper Mouse but I am open to it being Peromyscus.
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Rata Canguro de San Joaquín (Dipodomys nitratoides)Autor
jwahlDescripción
heermanni or nitratoides?
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Ardilla de Pino Amarillo (Neotamias amoenus)Autor
jwahlDescripción
Near Frog Lake. Elevation just above 8,900’
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Ardilla de San Bernardino (Neotamias speciosus)Autor
jwahlDescripción
Along PCT between Carson Pass and Winnemucca Lake. ~8,800’ elevation.
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Ratas Canguro (Género Dipodomys)Autor
rachaelmpostonDescripción
Road strike, fresh tire tracks. Probably struck early morning or yesterday night. No rigor.
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Rata Canguro de Sonora (Dipodomys deserti)Autor
jlmartinDescripción
Trying to steal some uncooked pasta
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