LUDERSK 1974 Dec, 15 cont. Personages trained: The work was not later accidentally released (in the evening) by Pete E. when he was trying to hand [illegible] chicken & canisters of chocolate another type it. We did not win against this. Morning, but reduced on feeding. I live around by eating 12 P. maniculatus from Punta Banda camp and hoped for three more to Berkeley. Also killed off most of our P. maniculatus bringing them & getting other data paying special attention to the double captures. The single captures were: ♂ 23.0 g 181-86-22-20.5 fast, 7x4 active. ♀ 21.5 g 177-81-21-20 way off cloud; nullip. ♂ 23.5 g 179-81-22-19 fast, 4x2 cloud. ♂ 17.0 g 171-83-23-19 fast, 5x3 old, coming in. ♀ 16.5 g 158-71-22-17.5 nullip; veg, & hell cloud. ♂ 21.0 g 167-78-21.5-19 fast 7x4, active. ♂ 21.0 g 192-93-22.5-19.5 fast, 8x4, active. ♂ 18.5 g 170-80-22-18 fast, 5x3, etcA. ♂ 22.0 g 186-83-22.5-20.5 fast, 8x5, active. The latter captures were: [♂ 20.5 g 176-81-21.5-19.5 fast, 7x4 active] [♂ 16.0 g 153-67-21-17 fast, 4x2 inactive] [♀ 14.0 g 151-72-20-18 nullip; veg, dead cloud] [♂ 19.0 g 176-80-21-19 fast, 5x4 active] [♀ xeramicus 15.5 g 194-100-20.5-18.5 nullip; veg, dead] [♀ maniculatus 22.5 g 194-81-22.5-19.5 veg cloud - fed] col. open, place seen - 1 mt. & 2 elt. N: Hills empty. Nov. 1 the group (Bradford, Glanz & Krapf) went back to the park entrance to see if we could go a quick day. Weather was negative as ever or mild parting clouds until Jan. 1. At one and more for Ulecitos to Mike's Skylands in cloud.