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LIDICKER
1978
11-14 Sept. cont.
Tenesciens - 3+ (JLL)
Eutropes minimus - 2+ (JLL) - landed on seting
infuscens & saylures (Arkanasic)
Antilocpra cerviana - 30+ (INEL)
Sayllyps huntelli -1 (INCL)
S. idahoensis - linnors & driffing seen (INEL)
Lepus cal - drifting seen frequently (INEL)
Tymra ripes - 1 dead (INCL)
Mylcitis mylchis - 1 DOC (INEL)
Cavis latrans - tracks & drifping (INCL)
Golden mantles, Ligo linnors, Paringsons track (i.e. over dust),
White mark of Nestona cerviana (INEL)
Micodys montanus - 1 seen (INEL)
Saylur Creek Field Station, California
Mammology class field trip, 20-22 Oct.
Oct. 20
Left about 9:30-10:00 with 7 nictlies; 28 students
plus Jim & Carol Patton & John Hetner (TA).
Weather : clear + beautiful, down to 23° F each
night, with cloud of frost. While working with group
of 10 students just E of a rock slide ~ 1 mi. down
stream from the Station, set 4 new traps along side
of the road. Caught 1 Celerbaphylus labatic within
1 min & setting the first trap (WEL#3615) Also
had 2 Saylurs sets near the creek + a coyote on
set 5 Townsend hatingtrap for Nestona in the