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Or possibly California Mouse, also common in the area and larger than most mice. Size and other characteristics good for chipmunks however and Merriam's is only locally occurring species. Last image shows area context, where this animal made a number of trips between large beach debris at the edge of a lagoon and a rock pile at the base of a highway bridge adjacent to a large marshy area.

Curious multi-sign observation. I think this is a foraging dig of a bear, but inside were a few remnants of a cached Swainson’s thrush. Two split wings, but the majority of the body and feathers are gone. The frayed feather tips and mussed remains make me think of mammal predator, most likely a weasel. I am certain the prey species was a Swainson’s thrush.