'IMIK STKirKI) (JUOUXI) SQIIUUKLS (»F (( >I:AI)() 



Stomach \o. 15. — Adnll nialis tiajiiied \\)v\\ 17, 191:], at 

 Fort Collins, in alfalfa field: stoiiiacli full of alfalfa and beetles 

 (rarahidae). 



Stomach No. Id. — Adnlt male; tiai)j)ed Aj)!-!! '12, 11)13, five 

 miles west of Fort Collins, in pastnre of native j^rass : stomarli 

 fnll of grass, dandelions, and animal matter. 



Stomach Xo. 11. — Adnll male; trapjied Ajjril 1, 1914, five 

 miles west of Fort Collins, in pastnre of native j»rass: stomach 

 fnll of beetles (carahidac) , grass, and one spider. 



Stomach Xo. 18. — Adnlt male; trapped Ai)ril 4, 1914, five 

 miles west of Fort Collins, in pasture of native grass: stomach 

 fnll of beetles (carahidac) . grass, and spiders. 



Stomach Xo. 19. — Adnlt male; trapi)ed April 4, 1914, five 

 miles west of Fort Collins: stomach, nearly empty, contained 

 some grass and grass roots. 



Stomach Xo. 20.— Adult male; trai)ped April i:3, 1914, at 

 Fort Collins, in pastnre of native grass : stomach, nearly empty, 

 contained some grass. 



Stomach Xo. 21. — Adult male; trapped April 22, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. 0., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field : stom- 

 ach, nearly empty, contained some dry corn. 



Stomach Xo. 22. — Adult male; trapjud April 22, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field : stom- 

 ach, nearly empty, contained some vegetable matter. 



Stomach Xo. 23. — Adult male; trapjied A])ril 23, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field: stom- 

 ach full of one bird feather (unidentified), two beetles, one larva, 

 and dry corn. 



Stomach Xo. 24- — Adult male; trapped April 23, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field: stom- 

 ach, nearly empty, contaiifed some mammal hairs (Microtus). 



Stomach Xo. 25.- — Adult male; trapped April 23, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, in pasture of native grass : 

 stomach full of grass, grass roots, dry oat stalks, and weed set d. 



Stomach Xo. 26. — Adult male; trapped April 23, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, in pasture of native grass : 

 stomach full of dry oat stalks, grass, weed seed, spider, cater- 

 pillar, and beetle (x>redaceous ) . 



Stomach Xo. 27. — Adult female; trapped April 23, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field: stom- 

 ach full of dry corn and old corn roots. 



Stomach Xo. 28. — Adult female; trapped A]iril 23, 1914. near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field : stom- 

 ach, nearly full, contained some grass, beetle and Colcoptcnus 

 larva. 



Stomach Xo. 29. — Adult female; tra]>ped A])ril 23, 1914, near 

 Wolf Creek P. O., Elbert County, at edge of old corn field: stom- 

 ach full of remains of a deer mouse fPeromysciis) . 



