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APPENDIX. 



11. Smaller Shrew, {Blarina Cincrca.) 



Occasionally seen. 



12. Common Mole, {Scalops Aquaticus.) 



Common. 



13. Star-nosed Mole, {Condylura Cristat.) 



Occasionally seen. 



14. American Wild Cat, {Lynx Rufus.) 



Rare; two or three have been 

 'killed within the last ten years in 

 Rockhill and Haycock townships. 



15. Common Red Fox, or American Fox, 



{Vulpes fulvus.) Common in parts 

 of the county. 



16. Grey Fox, (Vulpes Virginianus.) 



Rare. 



17. Common Weasel, Ermine of White 



Weasel, {Putorius Noveboracensis.) 

 Not common ; in summer brown, in 

 winter white. 



18. Common Mink, {Putorius Vison.) 



Occasionally seen. 



19. American Otter, {Lutra Canadensis.) 



Very rare. 



20. Skunk, {Mephitis Mephitica.) Com- 



mon. 



21. Racoon, {Procyon Lotor.) Not un- 



common. 



22. Opossum, {Didelphys Virginiana.) 



not uncommon. 



23. Cat or Fox Squirrel, {Sciurus Cine- 



reus.) Rare. 



24. Gray Squirrel, {Sciurus Carolinensis.) 



Common. 



25. Red Squirrel, {Scirurus Hudsonius.) 



Common. 



26. Flying Squirrel, {Pteromys Voltt- 



cella.) Frequently seen. 



27. Chipping, Striped or Ground Squir- 



rel, Chipmunk, {Tamias Striatus.} 

 Common. 



28. Woodchuck, Ground Hog, {Aretomys 



Monax). Frequently seen. 

 29 Jumping Mouse, {Jaculus Hudson- 

 ius.) Occasionally seen. 



30. Common Rat, Brown Rat, Norway 



Rat, {Mus Decumanus.) Too com- 

 mon. 



31. Common Mouse, {Mus Musculus.) 



Common. 



32. Black Rat, {Mus Ratta.) Occasion- 



ally seen. 

 ZZ- White-footed Mouse, {Hesperomys 

 Lcucopus.) Rare. 



34. Meadow Mouse, {Arvicola Riparia,} 



Not uncommon. 



35. Field Mouse, {Arvicola Pinetorum.} 



Not common. 



36. Musk Rat {Fiber Zibethicus.) Com- 



mon. 



27. Gray Rabbit, {Lepus Sylvaticus.} 

 Common. 



38. Whale, (Balaena Mysticetus.) It has 

 been known to occur near or within 

 the limits of the county in the Del- 

 ware river. 



39 Porpoise, (Delphinus Phocaena.) 

 Very rarely ascends the Dela- 

 ware to within the limits of 

 Bucks county. 



