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- Ochotona.
Monashee Pass. June 24/36 [1936].
Today went to rockslide type
local of O.p. [Ochotona princeps] cuppes [underlined] - + secured 3 pikas
2 [female symbol] + 1 [male symbol], saw 2 others, set several traps.
These conies line in a series of
small rock slides made up of smallish
stones with much earth + rotting
wood.
Feeding on box, sedges, cedar
+ grasses. Very wild. Call
higher pitched than those of
coastal species.
Took one Pika in rat trap
baited with oatmeal + shot 2 others.
One of these was eating the trapped
one.
Females are nursing. Males have
testes enlarged. Moult is beginning,
the pelage almost entirely winter
Female contained 3 young 32 mm [millimetres]
Another [female symbol] nursing.
Tappen B.C. [British Columbia] June 29/37 [1937].
Type local of O.p. [Ochotona princeps] brooksi.
Took 5 Pikas on roadside 8 miles
west of Salmon Arm. Moult well
advanced. One [female symbol] nursing, the
other 2 carried embryos about
32 mm [millimetres] in length. Males had testes
smaller than those on Monashee
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