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LIDICKER
1981
Jan. 17 cool.
A - musky smell & fresh dropping noticed. Some
[illegible] contained mostly crab shells.
Task of sleeping gear to the Bank dormitory &
thu way to the Tila Restaurant = time for dinner.
After dinner walked by moonlight back to Station.
Rain had stopped & moon was shining through the dark
thin layer of clouds. Behind the first dune ridge there
is a fresh water pond w/ 3 O stars Rich found noticed
around its pond shells of both the active snail
Helminthoglypta & the inactive Helix. We were
going to investigate how far from the dead Helix
extended & whether or not Helminthoglypta was being
excluded. Our search was insufficient in that only Rich
had a light. However, we found in c 30-40 min. search,
crab shells, 1 Helix & lots of Helminthoglypta, but
for live snails we found 17 Helamnths. to O Helix. We
found also 1 baby snail which seemed to be the latter form.
Walked back to the dormitory on the dune road.
Jan. 18
Moving clear w/ light winds; cool early becoming warm.
After breakfast in the dawn, we picked up all the traps
in the order: transsects B, A, C, D. Rich has all the data.
The species were caught: Passerculus sandwichensis,
Mimus californicus or Reinhardthis mystacea.
The last was only on transsect "D". We also saw large numbers
of deer, w/ Rich saw Lepus californicus & Sylvilagus
breckmani. Finished traps at v 10:20. Walked out