Cactus Mouse
Peromyscus eremicus
The Cactus Mouse is one of the most common mice in San Diego County. The Cactus Mouse and the Canyon Mouse are closely related. The end of the Canyon Mouse’s tail has long bristles, where the Cactus Mouse has short bristles at the tip.
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Cactus Mouse(Peromyscus eremicus) |
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Description: Near Cottonwood Spring in southern Joshua Tree National Park. Riverside County California. |
Date Taken: 2016:09:28 11:20 |
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Location:
Cottonwood Spring |
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Camera Information: NIKON D3X, 105 mm, f/11.0, 1/200 |
File Name: CactusMouse_D3X8509-JackDaynes-Web |
| © 2016 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com |
Cactus Mouse(Peromyscus eremicus) |
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Description: Camped with the Science Team from the San Diego Natural History Museum and gathering data as a followup study from previous studies of about 80 years prior. Mojave National Preserve in San Bernardino County, California. |
Date Taken: 2016:11:12 6:53 |
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Location:
Cedar Canyon Camp |
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Camera Information: NIKON D5, 105 mm, f/11.0, 1/1250 |
File Name: CactusMouse_D5X8485 |
| © 2016 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com |
Cactus Mouse(Peromyscus eremicus) |
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Description: The Cactus Mouse and the Canyon Mouse are closely related. The end of the Canyon Mouse's tail has long bristles, where the Cactus Mouse has short bristles at the tip. Pinyon Wells, Joshua Tree National Park. Riverside County, California. |
Date Taken: 2016:10:11 8:15 |
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Location:
Pinyon Wells |
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Camera Information: NIKON D7200, 105 mm, f/8.0, 1/1000 |
File Name: CactusMouse_D727776-1 |
| © 2016 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com |
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