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C.Koford
9
Journal
24 June 1970 Alta Calacala, Dpto. Puno, Peru.
fernausis (4360 CBK) and put up 2 Phyllotis (his catalog). Llynn C.
told us that yesterday afternoon the ranch dogs killed a "gato montez"
between here and the "caseros." / Overcast all day.
25 June 1970. Min -30°F. Overcast. The 8 steel traps held 2 Cavia,
taken after 1730 yesterday. The 35 live traps set among grass clumps
and shot bushes on hillside held 0. Erik took 1 Herpeamphus,
a few Akodon boliviensis and P. denmini in his 20+ snap traps.
My 10 small live traps took 0. I hiked up canyon about an
hour. Slopes covered with crested guenusa seedlings to about
15 ft high. Near streams, moss, ferns, thick grass, and
likely Oryzomysshabitat. Later in day I set 31 snap traps
in that damper area. Shot a wea and 2 furcatis during
the day. Took an Cavia about 11 a.m.
29°F min.temp.
8
0600
24 June 1970. None in 4 Cavia traps 5:30 p.m. yesterday, but one
an Akodon boliviensis
0830
in trap 2600, as if long there. Also a P.denmini in steel trap, in
thick grass 10' from downslope. My 31 snap traps took 3 Phyllotis,
2 Akodon jelskii, 1 A. boliviensis. Some of discarded mice have
probably been P.rasilas, as well as denmini. No catch in did net; moved it to near rock wall busher, near camp where
flocks of black and yellow serhinus perch and feed. During
day, a flock of 10+ glossy ibises landed in bare earth coral.
Took a 9 Cavia with copulation plug between 2:30 and 4 p.m.
Breeding in mid-winter! Two have had small embryos, in both
Akodon
in k. a m P lawn. I Saw 2 A. Abo boliviensis active in
mid-afternoon a few feet from base of rock wall. One
Akodon jelskii was at base of guenusa tree, near stream; another
in hole in red-rock formation. Little overcast today,