Field notes, v1443

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Lidicker, W. Z. 1975 - 1978 Catalogue # 3592 - 3609 caly Oregon Alaska Colorado Switzerland (pt.)

LIDICKER 1975 4 1/2 mi. W, 2 1/2 mi. S Loggett, Mendocino Co. Cal. March 23 1975 /3392. ♂ M: croatus californicus 50 g last. 8 x 5-- 185-53-23-16 /3393. ♀ "" . . 39 g 5mbs. x 7-- 175-48-21.5-15 /3394. ♀ "" . . 47g. 4mb. x 11-- 179-49-21-16 /3395. ♀ . . 22g. multi-pvms 141-35-21-13 /3396. ♂ . . 24g last 6 x 4-- 151-40-21-13 /3397. ♂ . . 26 g. 4+ 6 x 4.5-- 146-35-21-15 Big Legorn, 8 mi. S, 2 1/2 mi. W Orick, Humboldt Co. Cal. March 24 /3398. ♀ Sarex 2 1/2 g. bmb. 102-38-12.5-5 4 7/8 mi. W, 2 1/2 mi. S Loggett 1150 ft. Mendocino Co. Cal. March 23 /3399. ♂ M: croatus californicus 50 g last 6 x 4.5-- 185-50-22-15 /3400 ♂ . . 45g last 6 x 4-- 186-52-22-15 Juan Creek, 2 3/4 mi. N Rockport, Mendocino Co. Cal. March 23 /3401. ♀ M: croatus californicus 52.5 g 5mb x 19-- 183-44-22-14 /3402. ♀ . . 30 g 5-fml b.m. 180-47-21.5-15 /3403. ♀ . . 27g. 5mb. x 1/2-- 159-35-20-14 /3404. Betrachosaps alteruates 4 mi. S Selma, 1350 ft. Josephine Co. Oregon March 25 /3405. ♀ M: croatus 36 g no ends parous 165-42-22-14 /3406. ♀ . . 41 g. 4mbs x 4 mb, nam. gr. undeveloped 177-43-22.5-15 /3407 ♀ . . 41 g. 6 mbs x 4mb. 170-44-22-15

LIDICKER 1975 Dry Logan Beach St. Part, 3 1/2 mi. S, 2 3/4 mi. W Orick, Humboldt Co. Cal. Mar 23 3408 Hylo ragille March 24 3409 ♀ microtus longicaudus 28 g. 179-52-22-14 3410 ♀ " " 29 g. 176-56-24-14 3411 ♂ .. 35 g. 188-66-23-15 3412 ♂ .. 33.5 g. 178-59-22-14 0.6 mi. W Klamath River, 1750 ft. Siskiyou Co., Calif. Mar 26 3413 ♀ Sorex 7.8 g. 12.5 1/4 mi. E. Heming, 1575 ft. Siskiyou Co., Calif. March 26 3414 ♂ Sorex 6.8 g. 121-48-15-7 3415 ♀ Sorex 5.9 g. 117-47-14-7 3416 ♀ Microtus 27.6 g. 151-35-21.5-13 0.6 mi. W. Klamath River, 1750 ft. Siskiyou Co., Calif. March 26 3417 ♀ microtus L & K 48 g. 178-48-22-16 1/4 mi. E Heming, 1575 ft. Siskiyou Co., Calif. March 26 3418 ♂ M: crodus 62.6 g. 204-55-23.5-17 3419 ♂ Paramyces maniculatus 15.8 g. 153-67-20-14.5 3420 ♂ Paramyces tranei 31.8 g. 193-87-24-23 3421 ♂ Microtus 53 g. 176-44-22.5-15

LIDICKER 1975 0.6 mi. W Klamath River, 1750 ft., Siskiyou Co., Calif. March 26 3422 ♀ Microtus B,K+L 41g 179-44-22-15 Klamath River, 1750 ft., Siskiyou Co., Calif. March 26 3423 ♀ M. croodes B,K+L 43 g 173-43-23-14 1/4 mi. E Hamburg, 1575 ft., Siskiyou Co. Calif. March 26 3424 ♂ Peromyscus truei B,K+L 17 g 186-89-25-22.5 k:illd 3 April +st 7.5x4- 3425 ♀ .. B, K+L 13g 173-80-23-21 k:illd 3 April 2 M.crodes 3426 ♀ .. B, K+L 30 g 201-96-24.5-23 k:illd 3 April +st 12x7 mm 3427 ♂ .. B,K+L 24 g 177+-78+-23-23 Jeron Creek, 2 3/4 mi. N Rockport, Mendocino Co., Calif. March 23 3428 ♀ Peromyscus maniculatus hull.k died on 3 April. 19.0 g 170-78-21-16 1/4 mi. E Hamburg, 1575 ft., Siskiyou Co., Calif. March 26 (k:illd Apr. 10) +st x 9x5.5 mm at obv. 3429 ♂ Peromyscus maniculatus 19.7 g 169-74-21-16 +st 9xL-- at obv. 3420 ♂ .. .. 20.4 g 178-83-21.5-17 k:illd, horns st. vert. 3431 ♀ .. .. 21.2 g 166-71-21-16 +st 1/2x2 mm at obv. 3432 ♂ .. truei 28.7 g 192-90-22-18 no molts 3433 ♀ .. .. 23.8 g 196-91-22-18.5 Brooks Island, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 9-14 April (coll.d F.C. McCallum) 3434 ♂ Microtus californicus B,K+L 57.0 g 193-53-22-14 Fcm 39 +st 9x5.5- 3435 ♀ .. .. B,X+L 44.8 g 186-53-22.5-15-mlt. Fcm 13 +st 9x5.5-- at Julian ears 3436 ♂ .. .. B,X+L 53.0 g 188-52-22.5-14 Fcm 21

LIDICKER 1975 Broda Island, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 9-14 April (coll. by F.C. McCollum) FCM 23 B, K+L test. 9x6 cm. 3437 ♂ Micratus californicus 42.8 g. 180-49-22-14 FCM 44 B, K+L . . . 6 emb x 3 mm + pl scars; lact. 3438 ♀ . . . 42.0 g. 174-48-20-13.5 FCM 12 B, X+L 2 emb, 5 pl, 5 cm 3439 ♀ . . . 44.8 g. 182-51-22-13 FCM 25 B, K+L 2 emb x 8 mm + 1 x 4 mm + pl scars 3440 ♀ . . . 44.3 g. 185-53-21-14 FCM 18 B, K+L test. 9x6 cm. 3441 ♂ . . . 52.3 g. 185-51-21.5-14 FCM 28 B, K+L test. 9x6 cm. 3442 ♂ . . . 49.9 g. 176-43-22-13.5 FCM 35 B, K+L test. 9x6 cm. 3443 ♂ . . . 53.9 g. 185-47-21-13 FCM 7 B, K+L 5 emb x 12 mm 3444 ♀ . . . 42.3 g. 172-45-22-14 FCM 32 B, X+L 6 emb x 19 mm. 3445 ♀ . . . 46.7 g. 168-44-21-13 FCM 6 B, K+L 21 scars tot x 20; test. 8x6.5 mm 3446 ♂ . . . 46.4 g. 177-45-21-14 FCM 40 B, K+L test. 4.5x3 cm. 3447 ♂ skull only 19.2 g. 124-32-19-11 FCM 47 B, X+L test. 5x3 cm. 3448 ♂ skull only 20.5) 132-34-20-10 FCM 41 B K+L 5 emb x 3 mm. 3449 ♀ . . . skull only 26.7 g. 141-36-19.5-12 FCM 9 B, X+L Phillip, horns ½ in. wid; 3 back o.f. 3450 ♀ . . . skull only 21.1 g. 134-35-20-12 FCM 42 B X+L test. (2 x 4 ½ cm); a, 20 + visible 3451 ♂ . . . skull only 26.5g) 150-41-20.5-13 FCM 19 B X+L no amb, 9 pl scars (1+ seen) 3452 ♀ . . . skull only 36.0 g. 176-49-20.5-14 FCM 4 B, K+L 6 emb x 2 mm + pl, 5 cm 3453 ♀ . . . skull only 36.7 g) 175-48-22.5-14 FCM 29 B, K+L 7 emb x 3 m + pl, 5 cm 3454 ♀ . . . skull only 36.1 g. 171-46-21-13 FCM 30 B X+L no amb, 7 distinct spines + pl, 5cm 3455 ♀ . . . skull only 37.2 g) 175-48-20.5-14 lact. FCM 19 B X+L test. 6 x 4½ cm; a.f. visible 3456 ♂ . . . skull only 36.7 g) 163-43-20.5-13.5 FCM 33 B, K+L . be amb, many pl scars: 4 r. removed in la 3457 ♀ . . . skull only 39.9 g) 177-46-21-14.5 ar. FCM 56 B, K+L: ?emb x 7 mm; lact. 3458 ♀ . . . skull only 38.2 g) 190-50-21.5-13 FCM 49 B, K+L 5 back pl scars 3459 ♀ . . . skull only 38.7 g) 168-44-22-13 FCM 1 B, K+L emb x 4 mm; lact. 3460 ♀ . . . 40.5 g) 173-46-21.5-12.5- FCM 36 B, K+X: no amb, lact. 3461 ♀ . . . 40.3g) 170-42-20-13-

LIDICKER 1975 Brooks, Quailand, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 9-14 April (coll. by F.C. McCollum) 3505. ♂ Microtus californicus FCM 14 B.L.+K. fast. 9x5", at. visible 45.5g, 176-44-21-14 3462 ♂ BUFFY .. FCM B.L.+K. fast. 8x6" at. visible, 49 5'3.4g, 182-48-22-14 3463 ♀ .. FCM B,L+K. p1.5cm., lost. 46 48.2g, 172+-38-21.5-13 3464 ♀ BUFFY .. FCM B.L.+K. 9 comb x 9" - lost. 10 48.8g, 188-5' - 21 - 15.5 3465 ♂ fast. 8x5" at.v.is. FCM B,L+K. med. scaling &t sarvotail, sl. rt ear. 20 5'3.7g, 183-45-22-14 3466 ♀ .. FCM B.L.+K. 6 comb x 25"-- 2 43.1g, 143-35'-19.5'-12 3467 ♂ .. FCM B,L+K. fast. 8x5"; at. visible. 27 50.1g, 183-49-20.5-14 3468 ♂ . FCM B.L.+K. fast. 8x5" -at. visible 48 54.1g, 186-51-22-14 50 km. NW Fairbanks, along Elliott Highway, Alaska July 24 (coll. by S.West) 3469 ♀ Clethrionomys rutilus B,L,K 7 comb x 9"-- Rock. 28.5g 135-28-19.5-14 3470 ♀ .. B,L.K., 1. 4 comb x 7"-- 26.5g, 135-25'-19-13.5' 1/2 mi. NW Univ. of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska July 19 (killed July 24) - coll. by S.West 3471 ♂ Clethrionomys rutilus B,L,K fast. 11x7"; at. visible. 23.7g, 130-31-20-13.5' 3472 ♂ Microtus oeconomus B,L,K fast. 8x5'"; at. visible. 39g, 160-34-20-12 Yukon Head Rd, 3.8 mi: N Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 21.5 mi. NW July 28 Livingood, Alaska 3473 ♂ Clethrionomys rutilus B,L,K fast. 2' x 1/2"-- 17g, 124-30-19-13 3474 ♂ Microtus xanthognathus B.L.K. fast. 3x1½" 35.5g, 152-36-24-15' 3475 ♀ .. BL+K mel. 33.5g, 145-32-24-15 3476 ♀ . BL+K hull; ? 35g, 153-32-23-14 3477 ♂ Clethrionomys rutilus B.L.K. fast. 3x1½"-- 19.5g, 133-29-20-14 3478 ♂ .. BLK fast. 2' x 1½" 16.5g, 114-23-19-14 3479 ♂ . BL+K fast. 3x1½" 17g, 122-27-19.5-12.5 3480 ♀ Microtus pennsylvanicus tanaensis BL+K 4 comb x 18" +1 comb x 5" 26.5g, 148-36-19.5-10

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LOCKER 1975 Yukon Hand Rd, 3.8 mi. N. Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 21.5 mi. NW LIVERPOOL, ALASKA July 28 3481. ♀ Clothianops mutilus B.L+K 17 g. no amb., multi. 113-29-18-12 3482. ♀ Microdes pennsylvanicus tanaensis B.L+K 34 g. dead, no amb. 15'5-32-19-11.5 3483. ♂ M. " pennsylvanicus tanaensis B.L+K 19 g. 124 last 2x1mm. 3484. ♂ " " " B.L+K 35.5 g. last 14x9 mm.; ov. vis. ble 157-32-19.5-12.5 3485. ♂ Clothianops mutilus B.L+K 15.5 g. last 2x1mm. 116-22-18-13 3486. ♀ Microdes pennsylvanicus tanaensis B.L+K 18 g. null?. 123-28-18.5-11 Yukon Hand Rd, 4.3 mi. N Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW LIVERPOOL ALASKA July 28 3487. ♂ Microdes xanthographus last seen vis. ble on visitation B.L+K 45 g. last 3x1½mm. 164-34-24-16 3488. ♀ " " B.L+X 27.5 g. last 2x1½mm. 135-29-22-13 3489. ♂ Clothianops B.L+K 16.5 g. last 2x1mm. 122-25-19-14 3490. ♀ Microdes xanthographus B,L+X 19.5 g. null?. 128-27-21-12 3491. ♂♀ " " B.L+K 38.5 g. multi? 149-32-22.5-14 3492. ♂ " lip glands just vis. on visitation; last seen B,L+X 49 g. multi?. 162-36-24-16 3493. ♀ " " B,L+K 35.5 g. null?ham 153-33-23-15 3494. ♂♀ well-dev. lip glands B,L+K 85.5 g. no amb., famous & ov. inactive 204-48-23-17 3495. ♀ " well-dev. tip glands. B,L+X 86 g. no amb., fat, at 1/5 seco 201-41-24.5-19.5 3496. ♂ " well-dev. lip glands. B,L+K 86 g. no amb., famous, ov. inactive 201-45-24-17.5 3497. ♂ " B,L+X 33 g. last 3x1½mm. 152-33-23.5-15 3498. ♂ " B,L+K 32.5 g. last 3x1½mm. 153-32-24-15 3499. ♀ well-dev. lip glands. B.L+K 72.5 g. head, no.5sec., 4th. famous 196-40-24.5-17 3500. ♀ " B,L+X 30.5 g. null?. 147-33-23.5-13 3501. ♂ " D.L+K 29.5 g. last 3x1½mm. 140-29-23-13.5 3502. ♀ " B,L+X 22 g. null?. 121-27-21.5-12.5 3503. ♀ " L+K 17 g. null?. 118-28-21-12

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LIDICKEN 1975 + 1976 Yukon Haul Rd. 4.3 mi. W Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW July 28 Livengood, Alaska L+K. +st 2\frac{1}{2}x 1 \frac{1}{2}- 24\phi . 130-30-22-12.5 3504. $\varnothing$ Microtus xanthaeus 3505. (see above 3462) Hesterup Natural History Reservation, Mendocino Co., Calif. Nov 15 Col. J. Patton +st. 3x \frac{1}{2}- 3506. $\varnothing$ Lesionius cineratus 26.5g 142-52-13.5-17 1\frac{3}{4} km. N, 1\frac{1}{4} km. W Colfax, 2200 ft., Placer Co., Calif. March 14, 1996 B,K,L. 3amb.x5m.(fossil rats) 3507. $\varnothing$ M: crodus californicus 26.0g 155-42-19-14 Yukon Haul Rd, 2.5 mi. N Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 20 mi. NW Aug. 28 Livengood, Alaska BLK. +st.2x1\frac{1}{2}- 3508 $\varnothing$ M: crodus oregonensis ? 17g. 122-25-18-12 450ft Univ & Alaska Exterminated Farm, Fairbanks, Alaska Aug. 30 BLK +st3x2- 3509 $\varnothing$ M: crodus jerry/lovanus 32g. 161-38-19.5-13 3510 $\varnothing$ " BLK 17g. 131-30-20-12 3511 $\varnothing$ " BLK 48g. 176-41-20-13 1mi. NW Univ. of Alaska 500 ft., Fairbanks, Alaska Aug. 30 +st.2\frac{1}{2}x1\frac{1}{2}- 3512 $\varnothing$ Microtus oregonensis BLK. 23g. 136-31-20.5-11.5 BLK. +st 2\frac{1}{2}x2- 3513 $\varnothing$ " 20g. 135-31-20-11.5 BLK +st. 2\frac{1}{2}-x1 \frac{1}{2}- 3514 $\varnothing$ " 20g. 132-29-20.5-11.5 BLK. w/11?- 3515 $\varnothing$ 16.5g. 126-24-19.5-11 w/11? 3516 $\varnothing$ cmptr:pm BLK. 20g. 132-30-20-11 Aug. 31 BLK. w/11?- 3517 $\varnothing$ 18g. 127-27-- 19-11.5

LIDICKER 1976 450 ft. Experimental Farm Univ. of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska Aug. 31 3518. ♀ Microtus pennsylvanicus B, L.K. Long 1¾ in. wid. in some or involved 31 g. 163-38-21-13 3519. ♀ Muskrat virgosa B,L,K. No scale forms ? ; or, 2s. but all 28 g. 161-86-21-13 medium 3520. ♂ Microtus B,L.K. +4+3x2-- 18 g. 140-34-19-12 3521. ♂ .. B,L,K. +4st.3½x2-- 20 g. 142-33-19,5-12 3522. ♂ .. B,L,K. +4st.3½x2--. 17.5 g. 134-30-19,5-11,5 1 mi. NW Univ. of Alaska, 50 ft., Fairbanks, Alaska Aug. 31 3523. ♀ Microtus oregonus B,L,K. +4+2½x1½--. 12.5 g. 127-29-20-11 3524. ♀ .. julva widg. inf. B,L.K. 5st.x30+1,visib.x10m..1act. 47 g. 166-40-19,5-14 3525. ♂ .. B.LK. +4st.7x5--at.visib.n.v.8l-- 43.5 g. 188-46-21-13,5 5 mi. N. Univ. of Alaska, 850 ft., Fairbanks, Alaska Aug. 31 3526. ♂ Microtus B,L,K. +4st.2½x1½-- 18 g. 135-30-20-11 3527. ♀ .. B,L.K. +4+2x1½--. 16 g. 128-29-19,5-10,5 Yukon Haul Rd., 4 mi. N Hass Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW Livengood, Alaska Aug. 28/9 3528. ♀ Microtus 4 mcmnt R.D.scar, elect. 24.0 g. 145-30-18,5-11 Yukon Haul Rd., 2.5 mi. N Hass Creek Bridge, 1000ft. 20mi. NW Livengood, Alaska Aug. 29 3529. ♂ Microtus tst.3x1½--. 138g. 117-30-18-10 Experimental Farm, 450 ft., University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska Aug. 30 3530. ♂ Microtus +st.8x4½--,at.visib.,S.V.7-- 38.2 g. 171-43-21,5-12,5 3531. ♂ .. +st.8x5½,at.visib.,S.V.12-- 38.2 g. 174-44-20,5-13

LIDICKER 1976 Yukon Haul Rd, 3.8 mi: N Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft, 22 mi. NW Livingood, Alaska Aug. 28 Jaw # 129 3532. & Micrurus xanthogryphus 48 g. tast. 2.5 x 1.5 mm. 167 - 36 - 24 - 17 Jaw # 130. 3533. ♀ .. 102 g. ring. ? rl. scars 7 203 - 42 - 22.5 - 17.5 Jaw # 128, 3534. ♂ .. 97 g. tast. 4 x 6 mm., preserved 212 - 45 - 24 - 17.5 Jaw, # 131. 3535 ♀ .. 89 + g 210 - 49 - 24 - 17 Pipeline Rd, 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW Livingood, Alaska Aug 29 Jaw. # 132 3536. ♂ Micrurus xanthogryphus 111 g. tast. 5½ x 3 mm.; rt. dor. S.V. 10 mm. 216 - 45 - 24 - 18.5 Yukon Haul Rd, 3 mi. N Hess Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 21 mi. NW Livingood, Alaska Aug 28 Jow. # 127 3537 ♀ Micrurus xanthogryphus 100 g. ring. ? rl. scars 5 L + 2 R 212 - 45 - 24 - 18 Jaw. # 126 3538 ♀ .. 111 g. ov. inact. ? rl. scars 6 L + 6 R. 211 - 44 - 23 - 17.5 Palom Desert, Riverside Co., California 7/75 (K: Nod 29 Sept., 1976) no notes (coll. by J. Solomon) 3539 ♀ D: dolomedes varini 45 g. 243 - 141 - 38 - 13 2 mi. NE Trucker (highway 89), 5500 ft., Nevada Co., Calif. Oct. 10 skull only 3540. ♀ Prionon lotar DOR - - - - 119 - 54 Berkeley (Marina), Alameda Co., Calif. Nov. 21 coll. by, K.P.L: Lidicker 3541. ♂ imm. Dendroica coronata 14 g. found dead

LIDICKER 1977 Yukon Haul Rd., 3.8 mi. N Hass Creek Bridge, 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW Livergood, Alaska April 16 - coll. by J.O. Wolff 3542. ♀ Micrus xanthogenus JOW, 196 xull? 33.5 g. 170-40-23-16 3543. ♂ .. JOW, 197 +st. 7x4.5 -- st. 200 vis. 38 g. 172-36-24-16 3544. ♂ .. JOW, 198 +st. 8.5 x5 -- st. not vis. 48.5 g 180-40-25-16 March 29 - coll. by J.O. Wolff 3545. ♀ JOW#168 SKULL ONLY ?evrs, or. inat. va (wt+); ca's) 48g 188-39-23-14 May 11 - coll. by J.O. Wolff 3546. ♂ Micrurus geconus JOW, 191 st. 7x4.5 -- st. just vis. 24 g. 144-31-19.5-10 3547. ♂ .. JOW, 192 +st. 8x5 -- at. vit. 27.5 g 154-32-19.5-12 3548. ♂ .. JOW, 198 +flank yd. 12x9 mm. xanthogenus 90g +st. 12x9 -- st. vis., sv. 16 m. 205-45-26-18 3549. ♀ .. JOW, 200 flank yd. 12x7-- sv. very forming c.l. 63g 192-39-24.5-16 Feb. 6 - coll. by J.O. Wolff 3550. ? Microsorex hoyi 1.92 g. skull only call 2 miles guts mushy (20 over) 90-34-12-5 Gothic, 950 ft., Gunnison Co., Colorado July 8 3551. ♂ Sorex 4.7 g. +st. 42. gutturi 105-42-13.5-7 3552. ♂ Clethrionomys 19.8 g. +st. 11x6.5 -- st., vis.:th BLK 140-33->8.5-15 3553. ♀ Microtus montanus 29 g. ?randox 3 m. 156-35-20-11 July 9 3554. ♀ Micratus longicaudus 38.3g. 6blk.x5mm., lost. 181-55-21-14 3555. ♂ Zapus princeps BLK ca?thick +toes ct x 3/2 -- sv.9 m. 26.9g. 240-141-33-12 July 8 3556. ♂ Euteneius humerus BLK +st. 7x3mm 38.5g. 205-85-30-14 July 9 3557. ♂ Zapus princeps BLK +st. 6 1/2 x 3 1/2 -- st. not vis: th 22.5 g. 230-134-31.5-13 3558. ♀ Microtus montanus BLK 9th scns - 2 gam?to 31.4 g. 172-47-19-12.5

The mites from #3550 identified by Diane Furman as Lelaps alacensis, a species normally found on microtine rodents. So, perhaps these could have come from one of the mice that stood with the shrew, but no other mites were noted on the creatures.

LIDICKEN 1977 Gothic, 9500 ft., Gunnison Co., Colorado July 8 3559. ♀ Microtus longicauda 17.0g no ears, horns 1mm wide 145 - 44 - 20 - 11 3560. ♀ Eutamias minimus 61.4g 6 N scars, lact. 192 - 68 - 31 - 17 July 9 3561. ♀ Eutamias minimus 53.5g. 4 M scars, lact. 225 - 98 - 33 - 15 3562. ♂ Clethrionomys gapperi 20.5g. A.S.L. 11 x ? -- ; at vis. blk. 142 - 38 - 19 - 15 3563. ♀ Clethrionomys gapperi 15.7g. hulligh, horns 1mm wide 129 - 35 - 19 - 11 3564. ♀ Eutamias minimus 45.7g. lact. ?, faint dist. scars 213 - 89 - 31 - 16 July 8 3565. ♂ Eutamias minimus 39.0g. Jkt. 6½ x ?mm, less. 208 - 94 - 31 - 16 3566. ♀ " " 54.4g. lact., faint M scars 211 - 90 - 33 - 15 Pipeline Joked Rd., 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW Livengood, Alaska May 23 3567. ♂ microtus lip shagbark 40.3g. fast 9 x 5.5 -- ; at. vis. blk. 166 - 40 - 20 - 12 3568. ♂ " " lip shagbark 47.8g. fast ~10mm; at. vis. blk. 127 - 39 - 18.5 - 11 N.W. side Lake Minchumina, 1000 ft., Kantishna Lowlands, Alaska May 21 3569 ♂ Clethrionomys rutilus stom. fast 12 x 8 -- ; at. vis. blk. 30.3g. 142 - 30 - 18 - 13 3570 ♀ " " stom. 7mm. x 19mm. 44.9g. 150 - 39 - 19 - 14 mature black spruce forest 3571 ♀ microtus xanthogryphus flank shd 10 x 6.5 -- 73.0 g. no ears, stom. horns ?mm wide 195 - 43 - 25 - 18 3572 ♀ " " stom. flank shd 12 x 6 -- no ears, horns 1½ mm wide, less 26 cm. 79.9 g. 200 - 40 - 25.5 - 18 3573 ♂ Clethrionomys rutilus fast 12 x 6 -- at vis. blk. stom. 28.2g. 143 - 31 - 20 - 13 3574 ♂ " " fast 12 x 8 -- ; at vis. blk. stom. 32.4g. 148 - 34 - 20 - 12.5 May 21-22 birch forest { 3575 ♀ Microtus xanthogryphus stom. flank shd 12 x 8mm hands, horns 1½ mm wide; heavy ckl 79.8g. 195 - 41 - 25 - 18 3576 ♂ " " stom. flank shd 16 x 11mm. fast 12 x 8mm ; at vis. blk. 109.0g. 224 - 51 - 26 - 17.5

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LIDICKER 1977 NW side Late Minchumina, 1000 ft., Kantishna Lowlands, Alaska May 21-22 3577. ♀ Microtus xanthognathus STOM. flank glands 10x5mm; ho ends, horns 1½ in. wide 62.9 g 177-37-25-15 3578. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 10x8mm.; 6 end x 3mm.; 4 d.fork on wt.+2 lt. 70.7 g 190-43-24-17 3579. ♂ " " STOM. flank glands 14x9mm.; jvt. 14x9 mm., st. vis: wt. 99.5 g 217-53-26-18 3580. ♂ " " STOM. flank glands 16x10mm.; fvt. 14x10mm.; st. vis: wt. 108.5 g 224-57-27-19,5 3581. ♂ " " STOM. flank glands 12x8mm.; d.fork 10x8mm.; st.vis: wt. 69.6 g 187-42-25-15 3582. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 11x6mm.; horns 2½ in. wide; ov. w/ c.l. 82.2 g 206-47-25,5-16 3583. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 13x7,5mm.; jvt end x 8mm., rt. 2½ in., 6 d.fork 86.8 g 201-46-25,5-17 3584. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 10x7mm.; d.forks; horns 2¼ in. wide, vag ov. w/ c.a's, divided fork 69.4 g 185-40-24-14,5 3585. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 13x9mm., jvt end x 11 mm. 84.7 g 200-47-24,5-16 3586. ♂ " " STOM. flank glands 19x10mm.; +jvt, 12x8mm.; st.vis: wt. 97.3 g 224-53-27-19 3587. ♀ " " STOM. ,, flank glands 9x5,5mm.; thin horns 2,5 x in. wide w/stm; fluid vag, blk; ea's in 74.9 g 194-41-25-16 May 21 3588. ♀ Microtus xanthognathus STOM. flank glands 12x8,5mm.(thick) horns 2,5 in. wide st.vis: wt. 80.0 g 206-46-25-17 3589. ♂ " " STOM. ,, flank glands +jvt. 13,5x9mm.; st.vis: wt. 97.6 g 213-51-26-17,5 3590. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 13x7,5mm. horns 2½ in. wide; fvt h. 1? 77.4 g 200-42-25-17 3591. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 12,5x7mm. 9 end x 1½ in. (6R,3L) 96.9 g 209-44-24,5-17 3592. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 11x6mm. 8 end x 1¼ in. (4R,4L) 99.6 g 209-47-25-17,5 3593. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 11x8mm. 10 end x 3 in. (8R,2L) 83.4 g 205-45-26-16 3594. ♀ " " STOM. flank glands 12x7mm. 9 end x 3 mm. (4R,5L) 83.7 g 210-47-25,5-17 3595. ♂ " " STOM. ,, flank glands 13x10mm.; +jvt. 13,5x8mm.; st.vis: wt. 118.3 g 227-52-27-18 Kensington, 200 ft., Contra Costa Co., California Oct. 1 (flew into house & killed itself against window) 3596. ♂? imm. Vermivora calata nightfall

LIDICKER 1978 Tilden Park, near Jewel Lake, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 18 Feb. (found dead) hole in neck tst. 8x4--. 202-35-21-- 3597. ♂ Sciurus leucurus 71g. Yukon Haul Rd., 4 mi. N Hess Creek bridge, 1000 ft., 22 mi. NW Livingood, Alaska 20-22 May autoph no. 340 comp. skelet only tst. 12 x 8 mm., S.V. 17 mm., at. visib. 3598. ♂ Microtus xanthognathus 81g. 193-45-25-16 comp. SKEL ONLY autoph no. 341 test. 12x8mm., st.visib., S.V. 16 mm. 3599. ♀ comp. skel only autoph no. 344 94g 189-40-24-16 3600. ♂ comp. " " 88g 196-42-245-18 comp. SKEL ONLY autoph no. 347 no test., from 20, Sano=7; not last. 3601. ♀ 64g 185-38-23-17 Bruno, Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 280m. 5 July + SKEL, L., K, Ht.+M. hunt: farms 3602 ♀ Mus poschiavinus griv. 115g 153-73-19-13 Zalende, 606 m. Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 5 July + SKEL, L., K, Ht., M. S emb. x 5 --, last. 3603 ♂ Apodemus sylvaticus 32g 202-98-22,5-16.5 Bruno, 780 m., Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 6 July tst Mus < 7x4mm. + SKEL, L., K, Ht., M. 3604 ♂ Mus. poschiavinus 15g. 179-87-21-13 Caneu, 1400 m., 3 1/2 km. S Poschiavo, Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 7 July 3605. ♂ Sorex 6 g + SKEL, L., K, Ht., M. S emb. x 10 --. 3606. ♀ Microtus 31gme + SKEL, L., K, Ht., M Zalende, 606 m., Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 7 July interstite . X S mm. .5 ment last. 3607 ♀ Mus poschiavinus ) 24 gme, 192-94-19-16 + SKEL, L., Ks Ht.+t horns & head (fluid, farms 3608 ♀ - ) 17 gme, 171-84-18-14 +SKEL, LsK, Ht.t test. 4x2 gm., at not visib SKEL ONLY +L,K,Ht 3609 ♂ - . 10 gme, 155-79-18-13 last date. +tM.

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Lidicker, W. Z. 1975-78 Journal

LIDICKER 1975 Feb 8 - Went with family to Arco Nuevo State Park in San Benito Co. It rained off & on all day & there was a strong wind from the W & SW. Arrived at 0950. We saw quite a few elephant seals on the mainland, although there was no fighting or chasing. All were 8 to excuse for 1 adult f + ~3wks old pup. Also saw 1 large dead seal on the beach. The f+ pup was concurrent with a lg f who was lying within 10 ft of them. Birds seen there: Eared Grebe -4 (fresh water) Harold Grebe?- 4 + on ocean Brown Pelican-1+ Pelagic Cormorant- 10+ Brandt's (possibly Dahl-cr.) Cormorant- con. Surf Scoter-10+ mm:land. Scoter -25+ Ruddy Duck - 6+ Red Br. Merganser -2+ Red-t. Hawk- 1 juv Marsh Hawk - 21 Kestrel - 1 Horned Rich-300+ Wh. ev. Sparrow -30+ Song SP. - 30+ Coot- 10+ Blk Turnston- 30+ Willet- 30+ Sanderling - 25+ Glacier-w. Gull-15+ W. Gull - chkd Cal: f. Gull - 1+ mid-at. gulls - untd. mid-at. smty acid -1 Marvin Dove -6+ Scaut Joy -1 Adin - sea Starking- + Brewer's Blackbird - + At 1230 we went to Pescadero Beach & Marsh. First we stopped south of the creek to have lunch & forish in like food on a distinctly isolated island. Then we went to the main beach & walked along the lake to the west of the highway & N. 1/2 the coast. Birds seen in this area:

Licko 1975 Feb. 8 cont. Pied Bl. Tnrk - 6+ resdent cormorants - many Gt B. Heron - 1 Snowy Egret - 10+ Green B-winged Trd - 6+ Common Tmd - 12+ Shoveler - 15+ Ring-necked Drkch - 18 Canvasback - 60+ Lesser Scaup - 15+ Corn. Boddypg - 19 Bufflehead - 2 Ruddy Duck - 30+ Wm - kit - 2+ Lth Mwd Wmn - 1+ hand Yellow-winged Water (myth type) - 3+ Yellow-throat - 1 song who can come out briefly Lthr Spnr - 1 Wh. cr. Spnmr - 8+ Song Spmr - 20+ San Joaquin Co. Trst. Feb. 15 Went with family, Sheila Byrne & Ron Sorsa to one of Sheila's squirrel study area. Science concerning has become established in an area along the Calaveras River in the vicinity of Bellota, or she is studying the ecology of introduced squirrels in Calif. We left Ron & Sheila's home in San Felipe about 0855. We went up the Co. W. R.

LIDICKER 1975 Feb. 15 cont. Tracy on Interstate 580. Continued past 4 Menlo Park on Calif. 120. Then N. on Vale Allen Rd., E. on Calif. 4 to Fremington & the N. to Bellete. Beautiful clear, sunny day, very warm. After a quick lunch we started hunting squirrels while Neil & the boys fished in a nearby pond. At 12:06 I shot an adult F (Ron & I walking together). At 12:30 I killed another along the edge of a slough. Unfortunately, it rolled into the slough & sank like a rock. Ron waded in to try and retrieve it but couldn't find it (the slough is quite deep & had a fairly good current in it). Shortly we saw 1 other squirrel. Later found coming in saw 1 more; Ron took a shot at it but we didn't get it. Sheila got 1 ch. B. Neomi found a dead male kill (ch. F) for a total of 3 squirrels. Around noon, we went several miles SW of Bellete & sat & hid in tops so we saw when they could not get permission to shoot. Jeff caught a large black crossie from the pond. Went to drive from near Escalon owned by a friend of Ron's (Tony Brazil) when we watched the cars being killed. Then we went to Tony's (+ his brother Jack's) home on Carvelton Rd. (between Love Tree & Arena) where we spent the night. Feb. 16 Got up about 07:15 & headed for Bellete with Ron & Sheila. It was clear & cold. Hunted for several hours. (0800) Ron & I got another ch. F squirrel (we teamed up on this one too, but he got in the final shot). Didn't see any other squirrels all morning; except 1 pair of male running

LIDICKOX 1975 Jul. 16 cont. across the highway whe we drove into Ballote, r one other saw just as we entered the study area but did not get a shot at it. About mid-morning Ron & I climbed about 15 ft into an oak tree when we did fail to look in a hole that we thought might contain baby squirrels. This was because the F DOA found yesterday was recently foot-fortune (corrected: foot-furth) and the bottom of the cavity, so we don't know if there were babies there or not. We took a walk and the walnut, cherry, & chestnut groves on the N side of the highway - which were bordered by several roads. Then we went back to Tony's farm. Noon: as the drops began arriving for breakfast - lunch (chick room). During the morning, the wind increased steadily, so it was cold. Killed Shrike skin squirrel on the west into Montezuma for gas. About 1600 we were back on the study area hunting. But the wind was so strong & it was so cold that the squirrels must have been very secretive. Now we saw any. At dusk we headed for home; Ron & Sheila will stay another night & shoot again in the morning. The two trips obtained 12 squirrel giving us a total of 5 (+1 killed + lost). We took Cal. J 26 to Stockton where we had dinner. The Int. 5 went to Int. 205 to 580 & on home. Arrived ~ 2130. Other mammals seen: hole - 1 fawn & does seen moving (15 Jul in study area). musk rats - several in yard & old, and along roadside now; also hunters noted near when bike trips out.

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LIDICER 1975 Sw gorgin G. tryp cont. trks: reccon, oforum (study area) Dor gild mllt ; frst golfer sign Birds seen: Pied W. Grebe - 2 Gt. Bl. Heron - 1+ Common Egret - 4+ Coota C. war - 1 flock of 50 flying N Mallard - 6+ Cinnamon Teal - 4 Ruddy Duck - 4 T. Vulture - 2 WL te. k:te - 2+ SL - Slimed Hawk - 2+ Red. te. Hawk - 10+ Red-shouldered Hawk - 1 (Bullock) Marsh Hawk - 20+ Sparrow Hawk - 50+ unident R. cathe - 1 (Phoebe?) Sandgry - 30+ Yel. W Meepin - 35+ Com. Crow - 15+ Plain Titman - 25+ Barnid's War - 2+ Robin - 40+ Henit Thrush - 6+ Golden w. Kinglet - 1 Redy w. Kinglet - 45+ Cali. Quail - 10+ (1 easy) R.-wk. Blameat - 4 seen by RS. Amv. Coot - 35+ K:lldeer - 25+ Com. Shrike - 1 + 5 lynx resident gull - 1 Rock Dove - 25+ Mornng Dove - 2 (diphtheria) Gt. H. Owl - 1 heard in ave. Belded Kingfisher - 1+ Red sk. Fl:ckw - 20+ Acom Woodpeck - 10+ Downy Woodpecker - 5+ = NUTHER'S Zeddy-headed Woodpecker - 1 unident fly:it - 1 Loggerhead Shrike - 10+ Starling - 100+ Orange cr. Warbler - 1 Yel-margd Wabler - 10+ (incl. 1 dd. Audubon type) w. Meadowlark - 50+ Red-winged Bickbird - 30+ Brewer's Blk bird - 100+ House Finch - 1 Amv. Goldfinch - 5+ (cont.)

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LIDICKER 1975 San Joaquin Co. trip cont. Rufus-zick Torker - 2+ Brown Towhee - 1 Oregon Junco - 25+ Total = 54 species White-crowned Sparrow - 50+ Golden-winged Sparrow - 40+ Lincoln's Sparrow - 1 (Bullator) N. California Micores Expedition 22 March - 26 March 1975 March 22 with Suh Y. Yang & David T. Krohne After picking up Suh at Lis home, stopping by the museum to visit & then picking up Davis, we finally left Berkeley about 6:00. It was mostly overcast so rain hot occasionally the sun would come out and we took Highway 101 North. In Chavelle, we stopped for a quick cup of coffee. Just before crossing into Mendocino Co., we could see snow on the Ligier Hills. Just N of Chavelle just after crossing over the Russian River, we saw a fox squirrel DO R. S. H. Leytonville we stopped for lunch at a private rest area. Snow was below the road 4 feet. Slush before Leggett traffic stopped as there was a slide blocking the road 4 miles ahead & traffic was backed up. The flyman said a crew had been working on it for 3 hrs already & he did not know when it would be cleared. So we took an exit to Leggett & then looked for the coast on Cal 1 (also 208). At the Ligier elevations on this road it was hailing & snow Saw [illegible] migrating hummingbirds. partly covered the road. At 7 mi. from Leggett & rd we came to a group of buildings called "Rockport Retreat". Across the road was some flooded spruce area, a

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March 22 cont. We stopped to look for microtine signs. There was a relatively smooth area. Vegetation included Carex, Rudera, Ribes, a non-joy story, & a variety of grasses. Cottonwood Creek ran nearby. We went on to the coast looking for a dirt road going N. along the coast. Apparently it doesn't exist as it blocked by a gorse. Very soon after coming around Hardy Creek & then a second creek before starting South along the bluffs, within a half mile another small valley opens toward the ocean. After we turned off the road & located more microtine signs. There was an old logger tree with "Jones Creek" written on it. We found out a total of 46 traps then all but 8 were longworth's baited with cringed oats, rolled oats or a little peanut butter; 4 traps were small non-collapsable Sherman set in pairs (back to back) in nursery under boards. It continued to rain off & on. I picked up a Buttercup & took 2 more. Then we drove 5 miles back to Rockport Roadhead & cast out the total of 76 traps (8 longworths & the rest large Shermans - mostly non-collapsable). We also found a dead snake in this locality. Finally we drove 0.8 mi. back toward the coast & pulled off the road to camp. We set 32 non-collapsable Shermans then -- every one baited with the peanut butter (using corn only). This was Douglas-Fir- Redwood Forest with rotten logs, ferns etc., frantically up a steep hillside. This gave us a total traps out of 154.

LIDICKER 1975 March 22 cost. Then in bed dinner. Noticed we discovered that our water tank was empty - even though Bob Jones had said he had filled it with field water. First joy site = 2 3/4 mi. N Rockport 2nd joy site: 4 1/4 mi. W, 2 1/2 mi. S Loggott. Canyon - 4 3/4 mi. W, 2 1/2 mi. S Loggott. Bird list from San Rafael Bridge North: Common snailbird - rolled W. Gall. Scrub Crow Ruddy Ducks testard - 10+ Golden-eyes - 1 Egret - 1 T. Vultures - many Stellers - 2 adult individuals but no under. - 1 just Ben Swellert other from looked. Raven - 4 Morning Dove (Kirker) Steller's Jay - 1 Osprey - 1 Water sp. (Kirker) wild hawk - 1 Red-winged Kestrel - 1 chestnut-backed Chukar Wren - pit - 1+ Jay Sparrow Busk - fit - fit. Flicker - 1 Coot - 20+ Hummingbird - 1 W. Meadowlark - 3 Red-wing - many Brewster's Blackbird - many Starling - see. Oryza ferrea - 15+ Got to bed ~ 2200! March 23 Up at 8:15. Weather varied from light to heavy rain all day. Picked up trips around camp. Dale caught a

L.DICKER 1975 Mach 23 cont. Clothiaways occ:details. Sub + I did not catch anything although almost all my traps were disturbed - either knocked over or the hook opened. Had lunch just within the benefit of water. Drive to Green Creek Respite (sign on bridge does say Green Creek). Here we camped 9 miners below the road, 4 on road side & 3 more a little further below the waterfall - total = 16. Took 4 photos & area. The we went to try inside at Rockfest Brewery & did not find them. But Sub + I lost 1 dy. 5L. this was [illegible] quantity amount of something. Catch: Microtus californicus - 26 (not cleaned for trip yet) Reithrodontomy neogalestis - 5 Peromyscus mericanus - 1 Total = 32 Total catch for morning = 2 + 16 + 32 = 50 Saw chipmunk run across the road between our campsite (2 day) & the house. Did foraging at Rockfest Brewery, also deer tracks. Drive into Loggatt. Only a little more left along the road now. Bought a tank of gas & filled our water tank. The discovered that our water pump wouldn't work. Took it apart, & not finding anything loose, put it back together. On Highway 101, we had to wait for a 15 min. to get by a slides that had blocked the highway. Drive to Eureka: stopped & bought a cheap plastic water jug for siphoning water from our water tank into. Continued N. on 101. At Dry Legoon State Park next trip around the entrance, including a bank of highway fill. Found

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L.DICKER 1975 March 23 cont. quite a list of micraters sign, many often slightly larger & less distinct than those of m.californicus. We took set 16 longwalks to the S. Streams for totals of: WZL-20, DK-16, SY-12 = 48 total. Park ranger asked to see our collecting permit but were very friendly. Caught - Hylophilus hen. (4+15) The we drove back S to where a road extended between the road & a large lagoon. Here we took set 14 leg. Sh. for a total of 42 trips. Lots of Sylviidae sign here & notable count of what may be micrateres sign. This gave us 90 trips out, & by this time we were all pretty beat. So we drove N. looking for a complete Trail old State Highway Rd. and the E. side of a lake (fear i:15 S. of Orick), & camped along side it's road overlooking the S. end of the lake. Had our first real meal of the day, & then descended nice until down 2:02-ya. Bird list: W. G.uber - 6+ Pied M. Guba -1 Gd. Blue Hron - 2 Scomp. -20+ Swig Scotte - 15+ Ruddy Duck - 2 Coast - 1 Killeror - siv. (Upper) Amme's Humming bid - 5+ Can. Egret - 1 Pint: 1- 1 (DK) Curve stek - 20+ Con. Merganser - 1 fr. (Dt.-Gd R.) T. Vultur - 25+ Red Ht Hawk - 3 Sparrow Hawk - 15+ w. Red Swifts - few. Kingfisher - 3+

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March 23 cat Flicker - 10+ Downy Woodpecker - 1 (Dry lagoon) Violet Gnat Swallow - 10+ Robin - 30+ Oregon Junco - 10+ Cow Raven - 6+ Mns - 10+ Ch. Ch. Ch. Lden - 5iv. Aukland's Weller, 8+ Soy Sparrow - 2+ March 24 The rain stopped briefly during the night & at one point we even had a glimmer of the sun. Today weather went from helium to heavy rain all day & all night!! After lunch went to the Dry lagoon traps & picked up ticks: Cat'd: M: cuetus - Oregonus-2, M: longiculus 8 Pronghorn mericulatus -> Sorex -1 (Krohn) Residualator magnatikus -1 Locality: Dry Lagoon State Park, 3 1/2 mi. S, 2 3/4 W. Orick. Caught also 1 Night in the grass while digging trap. The first trip at Big Lagoon (8 mi. S, 2 1/2 mi. W Orick) Cat'd: Yung - 1 Mic longiculus + 1 P. mericul. Krohn - 1 P. minor Lid. - 3 P. manic. + 1 Sorex. We released all the Pronghorns except 1 of mine. Then we drove N to the Kane Rd. turnoff when we stopped & processed animals until ~1315. Had lunch & proceeded N. JD was enjoying going through redwood country in the rain. Dr Crescent City we got a tank of gas & then took US 199 toward Grants Pass. Saw Yella & Prairie Creek State Park Continued though Collier Turned into Oregon. The

LIDICKER 1975 March 24 cont. Water in the Smith River was a pretty light green color. We were completely looking for possible places to trap microtars and saw none. We also made an extensive side trip into The Siskiyou N.W.T.L. Forest (Nrd. Just N. of Kervley). All the meadows we found were completely flooded and totally overgrown; although we did find 1 active sign, Centinial N. on main rd. to 4 mi. S. of Selma. Here we found to small green valley running to east & west so it was getting quite dark. We set traps here in the pouring rain. I sent 10 Logrs. + 20 small SZ; Dave 7 L + 8 SZ. + Sub & L.D. 10 SZ. For a total of 63 traps. By the time we got through we were all soaked to cold. There were just tons of water all through the meadows. Microtars sign was indicating easy to find. Very small animals were in the vicinity of the stream or often had seen going up the slopes & under some shrubs. This made sense since the bottom of the valley has now flooded. We drove a short distance N. & NW to e. on a dirt side road for 1/4 mi. After almost getting stuck in the mud, we managed to back off the mud & make camp for the night. After changing to dry clothes & eating, we processed animals until after midnight. We checked our old D.V. Vern Creek catch as can now record the species composition of their 16 individuals: Microtars californicus - 5 Paronyssus mericanus - 10, & Psilothorax longipes majoris - 1.

LIDICKEN 1975 March 24 cont. Still raining when we went to sleep. Since it rained all day & mostly hard, we did not see too many birds, but here is the list: Cor. Lark - 1 Canvasback - 15+ Eared Grebe - 2+ Scaup - 20+ [illegible] Pied U. Grebe - 4+ Bufflehead - 8+ Gt. B. Heron - 2 Ruddy Duck - 2 W. Grebe - 1+ T. Vulture - 52v. Shore Hawk - 1 T. Solitaire - 2 B. Kingfisher - 2 Steller's Jay - 1 R. Sl. Flier - 10+ Winter Wren - 1 Downy Woodpecker - 1 Robin - 20+ Red-sided Towhee - 1 Song Sparrow - 52v. March 25 Up at 0720 & it was not raining. Very cold - hardly above freezing or below. Grass in meadows was still a bit frozen. Had breakfast at the tent to get on track, while we eventually found out were at 4 mi. S Salmon. Catch: Micrurus tomzandii - 6 R. Hirtatentus ingolati - 2 Paronyxus truei - 1 Some of my traps had rainlets running through them. We processed the morning's catch on the spot as 1 Micrurus was working & another died. Started on again about 1130. Drove to Grant's Pass 1.3 mi. S of Salmon saw a Sciurus griseus DAR. Took Introdan 50S over Siskiyou Pass. The road was wet & with a little snow, but claims

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LIDICKEN 1975 Mark 25 cont. hot ended Drifts on the side of the road up to 5 or 6 ft. high. At just w/ Caly. 96 we stopped in a rest area + had lunch. Strong wind + very cold. Headed off highway 96 toward Happy Camp, looking for Micross butters. At the village of Kramer River, 14.6 mi. from jet of got 99 will 96 we stopped to set some traps in a weaky meadow with blackberry along the edge of the river (across from a tavern). Set following drifts: DK - [illegible] = 6 Log. WZL - [illegible] = 9 Log. SY - [illegible] = 41 Logs+ 9 = 16 total. Only very little sign here + we had to really look for good places for setting. Then we went on 0.6 mils + stopped again (.6 mi. W Kramer River). Here we set a total of 19 traps: DK - 4 Log. + 2 SL (small) = 6 WZL - 7 L. + 2 SL (small) = 9 SY - 2 L. + 2 small SL = 4 total=19 Then we continued heading W on 96. Most grassy areas were either around houses or heavily grazed, we could not find additional trapping areas, except for a large meadow 1.8 mi. further on by Sportsmen's Motel which might have been good but we didn't stop because it was too public. We hopefully got into snow + it got deeper + deeper. Eventually we turned back about 7.5 mi. beyond Hanbury. On our plan we stopped a day in the snow looking for camping but found only sand. Returned to Nats. Fast Camp (Sarah Totten) 1/4 mi. E of Hanbury. Here we

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LIDICKER 1975 Made 25 cars. Packed & set out to find places to get traps in the vicinity. We did found a little Miceat's sign, but not good. We concentrated on setting in areas when the snow had melted exposing some grouse or brush cover here and there. The following were set (all non-collective shiners): Young - 7 s. & 8 lg = 15 Kushen - 5 s & 15 lg = 20 Lidicker - 13 s. & 17 lg = 30 total of 65 This gives us a total of 100 traps set all together. By this time it was about 1800, we went over to yesterday's other test dinner. Pleasant animals from Dry Legume Beach St. Park open dinner (2 of the Mr. Longi cards were dead in the traps). Bird list for the day: Coon Coon - 1 D.K. on R. River K: Hider - 2+ (Ft. R.) Gt. B. Heron - 2 Rock Dove - 2 Grants Pass Canada Goose - 2 pairs & log R. B. A. - y finch - 1 Wood Duck - 5 Red sh. Finch - 5+ Am. Magpie - 4 Lewis's Woodpeck - 7+ T. Vulture - seen. Violent gr. Swallows - 15+ Red H. Hawk - 1+ Scrub Jay - 2 Mudcat, hawk - 2 (1 family large ly.) Crow - 6+ Storm Hawk - 10b Raven - 2 Ch. &t. C. Chicken - 1 Hermit Thrush - 1 unident. Wren - 1 W. Meadowlark - 2 Robin - 30+ Brown's Blackbird - 2 T. Solitaire - 1 Fox Sparrow - 1 Ori. Junco - 5+ Song Sparrow - 6+

LID.CROX 1975 March 26 Got at 0730. Cold + darkly cloudy until light snowfall. Picked up traps. Catch: microtus townsendi - Peromyscus maniculatus - Peromyscus truei - Reithrodontomy megalotis Sorex - w2l-2 2 P.m. coll. by Yang & discussed (from Sarah Totten): ad. 8+ test. 8x5.5 m. ad. 4 no end, 2 fully swelling in 1 low; tip med.; does not not appear to lactate. I now did find one of my traps on the slope above camp in the birch wood a morning earlier with vole attempts 2/1 snow buried > forest. The ice discussed that our water from on the campfire was frozen, so we melted some snow for coffee. Then looked through our other 2 trapped sites. There was snow on the ground + clay edge of the road to climb Walker. Found all our traps at Kleenex River to .6 mi. W of the settlement. Catch: .6 mi. W - microtus californicus - w2l-2+1 found on ground. (our traps had been disturbed + fields Rv. individual had been in a trap) Kleeneck River- mic. calif - w2l-3, s.y.-1, DTK-4 Reithrodontomy megalotis - w2l-1 It was 1055 when we headed for home. Lots of microtus inhabited along the road sides between York & Weed Snowing again -> to an afternoon in Weed. Got gas in Weed + crossed Jess. Had lunch near Redding about 1330. Continued south on Interstate 5. After four mls N. B Maxwell in Colusa Co. we had a blowout

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LIDICKER 1975 March 26 cont. (kept new tire). It took no doubt an hour to fix it making because of difficulty in getting the spare tire off. The spare is smaller than the over-sized new tire that blew out so we drove slowly (45-50 m.p.h.) for the rest of the way. Stopped at Vacaville for dinner. Got back to museum before 2000. Bird list for 26th: Gt. B. Heron - 1 (K.A. River) T. Vulture - 2or Blk. Cr. Night Heron - 3 (Alley) Wh. Pt. Kite - 1 (Sec. Valley) McDuck - 2 or. p.s. or. m. dot. Lewis mcdot. teal - 2 incl. 1 kg on with yellow Shoveler - 1 pv. legs light hood & line under white wing Scamp - 10t March Bird - 2 Amv. Merganser - 12 (4 smol) 12'801 - Klautz R. Kildew - 10t Sparrow Hawk - 30t R. Bl. Grouse - 1 (Klautz R.) Acom Woodpecker - 1 Morning Dove - 5+ Lewis Woodpecker - 2 (Klautz R.) Xt-gr Swallows - 2or mcdot chickadee - 2 or. Steller's Jay - 2 Winter Wren - 1 Sand Jay - 2 Robin - 5 Yel. U. Magpie - 1 Hami? Thrush - 2 Caw Crow - 2or Starling - 2 (Sec. Valley) W. Mockingbird - 15+ Evening Grosbeak - 1 (Castella) Red-wr. Blackbird - 5t House Finch - 8t (Klautz R.) Brewer's Blackbird - 2 out Willow Oregon Junco - 20t Song Sparrow - 6+ April 24 (1530) - 1 White-throated Sparrow seen in my backyard at Kensington (light rain).

LIDICKER 1975 Hull Mountain Trip July 5 - Left about 1030 with family for Lake P:11/2 Hwy Road & Lake Co. Calif. Arrived there about 1430. Joined in 4th of July barbecue at Ranch. About 1800 we left to drive up to Hull Mtn. We crossed Gravelly Valley & went E to College Patch & then up Boardman Ridge to Steve Smith's study and giant S. W Timberline Camp on the S. slope of Hull Mtn. This is about at 5700 ft. We found Steve & running his live trap said for his studies of Entomias sooner. A forward mile camp just E. of the road. July 6 Rather cool nights but still flies & mosquitoes active most of night. After breakfast we packed camp & hunted chipmunks most of day at series of spots to N. Eventually we got a few N. on the yet, on the NW side of Bald Mtn. When we went back W. to Thatcher Butte. Chipmunks were very scarce or/our very quiet. We eventually got 3 E. armensis near Sphinx Grove campground. I shot one & Steve shot 2. Earlier we had lunch about 1 mi. S of Monkey Rock & Naomi & the boys stayed there for the afternoon while Steve & I hunted. In addition to hunting chipmunks, we also checked a number of wet areas for M:cuters. There is a spring & small meadow just NW of Hull Mtn. Peak but I forgot to check it for

LIDICKER 1975 July 6 cont. Microtars just to the E. of lunch spot there is also a spring with a small amount of M. sign. Then we checked Millsap Spring and that at Space Grove, both of which had small crit. of M. signs. At Space Grove there is actually a spring with a running water rate so one could fill water containers. Finally we checked a spring on the W. side of Bald Mtn. Here the grass is badly over-grazed and we found only 1 M. running. From both signs we came at all these locations. Took 2 photos of Millsap Sp., 1 @ Space Grove & 1 at Bald Mtn. Left out a spring on NE side of Monkey Rock which also had some Microtars sign. Returned to lunch spot ½ mi. S of Monkey Rock where we set up camp (~6400 ft.). Few mosquitoes & almost no flies bothered us this time during the eight. We set up a small tent for the dogs. July 7 Woke up to chipmunks alarm calls from a tree in our camp. Steve & I hunted for a few hours. I saw 5' chipmunks (large species) but could not get a shot at any. After breakfast Steve managed to get 1 F. Then we headed back down the mountain. Just W. of road just E. of College Pass we investigated a small cattle trail found N. to the S. side of the road & guarded by a short dirt wall. Found a few cuttings & possible red man camp; took 1 photo. Then we

L10 Chicken 1975 Day 7 cont. Caught up with Dave again at the stand on the main College Petal meadow - ~4 mi W to S. Starting when a spring is located on the N side of the road. This meadow is beautiful & several acres in size. The vegetation is very diverse. Microtus sign is present but scarce. There is also an isolated smaller meadow just to the W of the main one. Took 2 photos of main meadow & 1 of small one (which also had M. sign). Saw a field vole along with [E.5] common fruit W. of here; calling to find out why different from those at Returned to Lake Pillsbury Road when we ate opposite. (Martin + Katherine) lunch & then visited with the Trow's (unit 4-4). Then we had a swim in at the swimming hole & left for home ~1715. Stopped briefly in Chardale for a snack & gas. Arrived home ~2045. Mammals other than chipmunks or mice! Gophers - pelagicatus but field sign specifically noted in meadows & woistier areas. Black-tailed deer - ~10 seen in all, including 1 doe + fawn + 1 doe + spotted fawn. Callospermophilus - seen at several sites in the High country. Tamiasciurus hudsonicus - 1 juvenile sighted high on Bondara ridge, nears at College Petal & 1 seen on L. Pillsbury Road. Sciurus griseus - 1 looking very pregnant at L.P. Road. coyote - several sets seen at College Petal.

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LIDICKER 1975 Hill Mon. Exp. cont. + tiggip Near - scats seen on Shree's study area. Hg: Scelgoni - com. Gorkonosters (multicaritrus ? - natural strips between scats) - 1 lg. specimen - Lake Pillo. Rock W. stink (blue-tail) - 1 College Park Tadpoles in swimming hole at rock Nil saw large tan snake at College Park - for? by Mestis cates lateralis. Birds: Corn Egrnt - 1 { Sawana + mexin Snowy Egret - saw } Cos. Am. Maganar - 1 & (Lake Pillo. long Rock) Turkey Vulture, com. Red-tailed Hawk - saw. Srinson's Hawk? -1 Shawny Hawk - saw. Col'f. Qu:1) - 1+ Lake P. Rock + first cavy at College Park K'lldeer - 1+ Lake P. Rock + saw. Sawants. m'dant. gulls. lg tan-jun. Cas p:am - saw Richard-S.R. Bridge Rock Dam Morning Dam Com. Nightbird - 1+ high country Rufous Humming bird - 18 + saw. m'dant Selaeflons m'dant. humming - saw. Red-sl. Ficker - saw. (various elev.) Acom Woodpichen - 2+ - College Parkel & other places

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LIDICKER 1975 Half Mon. & d. coat. "Red hr." September - sev. White-throated Woodpecker - seen by S.Starck & N.L. but not by me. W. Kingbird - 1 (Potter Valley) Ash-throated Flycatcher - 1 (College Park) Black Phoebe - 1 (Gravelly Vally) Eupl. lonca sp. - just Hammanti - com. at high elev. W. Wood Pewee - sev. Oliver-sided Flycatcher - 1+ heard at high elev. Violet-gr. Shallow - com. Rose-lv. Shallow - sev., along Salmon Creek Barn Swallow - com. Clay Swallow - com. Gray Jay - 1? being chased by W. Bluebird (high elev.) Steller's jay - many Scarlet jay - 1+ (Gravelly Valley) Com. Magpie - Com. Raven - 1 (high) Com. Crow - sev. Mountain chickadee - com (high elev. down to College Park) Black tit - flock (College Park) Red hr. Nuthatch - com. (high elev.) Haven Worm - 1 reported by S. Smith (Eli's Monkey Rock) Orcherybird - 1 (along r/?) Robin - many but now at high elevations W. Bluebird - sev. (high elev.) T. Solitana - 1 ( G.cr. Kinglet - 1 seen by S.Smith (Eli's Monkey Rock)

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LIDICKER 1975 Hull Mt. Ext. cont. Starling - Orange wr. Warbler - 8+ (high elev.) Nashville Warbler - 1 (i.e., S. Monkey Rock) Yellow Warbler - 2 + on Steve's study area Audubon's Warbler - 20+ (incl. juveniles being fed) House Sparrow - (along hiking loop) W. Meadowlark - many Red, w. Black Hat - con. Brown's ' ' - con., apx. Potter's Valley Bullock's Oriole - 1+ (College Point) Br.-haired Caribid - seen Belted Kingbird - seen (high to mid elev.) Pine Siskin - 1+ (high elev.) Ave. Goldfinch - seen Green-tailed Tanager - con. (high elev.) R-sided Tanager - 1 (near Gravelly Valley) Oregon Junco - con. id. fledglings (high elev.) Clipping Sparrow - many (high elev.) Belted Sparrow - 2+ (N-side Mt. Hull, near craft Fox Sparrow - con. (high elev.) Lincoln's Sparrow - con., i high elev. meadows Sav Sparrow - nice. Gravelly Valley Alaskan Trip 22 July - 30 July July 22 Left S.F. Airport 1025 on flight to Seattle; or, 12:05, left on Alaska Airlines (Braniff plane) at 14:05; ar. Fairbanks 16:40 after stop

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LIDICKER 1975 July 22 cont. (2 hr. time you charge) in Anchorage. Jerry Wolff & his wife Maureen met me at the airport. Stayed at their home. July 23 Steve West, Jerry, & I went to their study area N. 1/4 Fairbanks at the Wickiup Creek Burn (1971). Went with Steve on his trap line. He had ~5 clothiering netlines on his northern grid & 4 C.V. & 4 Microlite decoy lines on his trap grid. Then Jerry showed me and his students how to set a plot. Took some photos including 2 of a large red squirrel hidden. While on Jerry's grid, a heavy rainstorm hit & continued about a hour. We got pretty wet before we ran to a fish camp & looked in for shelter. The only birds seen were Gray Jays, St. Columbine Jaycross, & 2 flocks of miniducks flying over. We returned to Fairbanks after eating a brief lunch & visited at Jerry & Steve's Office (Dep't of Forestry) & at the Dept. of Arctic Bot. Chatted also with Dave Klein, head of Alaska Corp. Wildlife Unit. Met Dave Strigal of the Univ. of Alaska, who has a student working on vegetation - horn instructions. Also talked to Gerry Stewart in B.O.E., Billy. Dinner at Wolff's home. July 24 Went to Univ. & then to Coll. Fish & Game Office when met John Cooley who studies water. Arranged

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LIDICKER 1975 July 24 cont. With him to go flying tomorrow morning. Also talked with Jean Ernest who works on something here regarding land. At ~0900 we met George West coming out of the forest. 1 Arctic Bird (IAB). The gang 3 went to Bouvenge Creek Exp. Forest. We looked around with open forest, including some clear cut & selectively cut stands. Picked bushberry raspberries. Then we went into the River Valley, across a bill- shore & tamarack bog at edge of river. Saw 2 red squirrels chasing over the river. We examined a no. of squirrel middens in the white spruce and found almost any sign of activity (the first 2 core crops were poor). The black spruce bog had an impressive no. of birds - including baldpate, White winged crossbill, 1 Lincoln Sparrow, & 1 female Pine Grosbeak, & Hudsonian chickadee. Back back to IAB about 1400. Talked to George West, Lou Stratton (on leave from U. South Carolina & looking on cooperative beaglefish structure in microcosm, soft groundglaciers, etc., & oceanic) M. Janssen for Montana have a double hike while Tennessee Valley bridge. Have a single hike), Larry Duffy (assist to Stratton & interested in M. xanthographus), & Peter Morrison. Had dinner with Steve West & Don Pengelly at Wolff's. After dinner we went back

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LIDICKEN 1975 July 24 cont. the lake + processed 3 Clarksons turtles + 1 M, squamosus. Then we all went to a salmon SE & N farm (Howling Dog; Malamut was full up) July 25 Jerry & I were at the small Salem airport at 07:15 when we met John Coody + Dale Hagstrom (good student at UA + does both UP fish & game). We took off in a 4-seat tail plane + tracked down 5 areas with radio transmitters. We located all 5 but actually saw only 2 of them. In addition, we saw ~6-8 additional bears. We ran into a rainstorm + had to give up trying to spot one of the areas. Flew to our Tacoma Valley S & E of Fairbanks. Returned to DeBark about 0915. Went home to change clothes + then went to Univ. Called Karl Schneider in Anchorage to try to arrange for me to visit the fish & game + talk to former personnel there. Made return flight arrangements + talked to Jerry about his thesis research. After lunch went to LAB + talked to grad Dean Peter Manning, + George Ward. Worked on getting my seminar ready. Geir seminar from 1530-1700. Went to West's for dinner with Dale & Carol Feist, George's oldest son Mark (1946) was there too. Jerry drove me LHS

LIDICKER 1975 car and end drive back to L's home. get back ~ 2400. July 26 Very cool in to look at one of his study sites along Goldstream (NW, I think). This is an area where artists live in older + older with almost no space. Then we went to Dela Frist's large study grid a few miles further. Here there is a beautiful trick forest with some space extending into a black spruce stand. We saw 1 snowshoe hare in the mixed forest. Ground cover dominated by Equisetum hyemale + moss. Saw Green-winged Tanager (5), Solitary Sandpiper, Robin, & a Raven on the way back. Went to the nearest farm on Yankovitch Rd. and then to Barry Swartz's house. He showed us his Corunix farm, his peregrine falcons (3 ad. + 2 chicks that we did not see), several Gyrfalcons & a Siskin. Then we met Maurice & watched the Golden Days Parade along 2-street. About 1400 we had a pizza for lunch. About 1700 Barry & Peggy Swartz came over to Wolf's for dinner. Then we went to Alaska Land - Palace Saloon, & to play on the paddle boat, & then to the Flame Saloon & home about 0200. July 27 Slept a little later than usual. Got ready for

LIDICKER 1975 Aug 27 cont. overnight field trip to Hass Creek. Left labs at (Steve last day) N F (Last N. County) ~1140. Stayed at Fox Lake ? Fairbanks to fill own water jug - famous Fox Spring. Continued N on Elliott Highway. It's dist = 4 1/4 hr. Drive to Hass Creek cave (~21 mi NW Livermored by cir). It rained most of the way but began to clear up when we got there. Second mi: to N of the Hass Creek Bridge. There is a farm area that burned in 1968 & 69. Do not know when Steve had found Microtines xanthographus for the 2 previous years on set trips. Sign was abundant & we could leave the radio equipment anywhere - on either side of the road. We set 21 by Shannon traps (7 ea.) on the east side of the road (dry outwood habitat). About 12: further 5 in and traps along the edge of the muckland forest. Have an area 19 Sg. Showers - I and ? of them is a grazing area where there was a small part of microtine sign (W side Road.), but not Mx sign, & along the edge of the black spruce forest. Steve & Jerry set 6 ea. The in and out set 5 min species. I set mine 1 number on E side of highway when there was sign of Mx. Jerry's 5 were in the forest. Then we went back to Hass Creek, crossed it, & set 5 mins sp. and in a black spruce bog & 5 were on along the edge of a small bog lake (a few cut-tops were seen in the latter area. Along the W side of the cottonwood Creek an 2 fetid gums. Have an area now Mx.

LIDICKER 1975 July 27 cont. Specids. I got 15 (10 on edge of S = least), Jerry got 15 + 3 teen, 0. A little to the N. of the Creek (~12) he turned W up to the top of a small hill with a dead top because of quarrying. On way up hill we stopped in modern open farm to pick out 5 new Miss. Sp. This made a total of 140 trap sets. Before we began setting traps we had gone to the top of the N side hill and saw two small tanks, because it had been threatening to rain all the time. Now we had our dinner. At ~21:15 we looked at to check on live traps. At the first site (2130-2145) (4.3 mi. N Hiss Ct. Bridge) we caught: WZL - 4 m. xanthogrammus; SW - 3 mx + JW - 2 mx All traps had 2 of Jerry's live reeds. Lots of grazing still is evident, a parrot seen on both visits. At the 2nd site (3.8 mi. N. Hiss Ct. Bridge), we caught (2200): WZL - Clathriomys nuttius - 2 (lim trap) 4 micrurus xanthogrammus (skip traps); SW - 1 C.r. + 1 m. x = live trap + 1 micrurus (prob.) geonomus in snap trap; JW - 1 C.r. (live). All full live traps did up + Miss. sp. re-set. Back at camp, saw a N. Skrike & took 2 photos of sunset at 22:15. Got to bed ~2300 even though it was still light. Catch so far: 19 July 28 After breakfast, broke camp, & started out for

L)DICKER 19875 July 28 cont. Trophis 0755. No rai - during the 2 days but was a lot of condensation. Picked up trap pair in mature forest. Catch: 1 C.r (WZL). At the 1st try with WZL-4 M.x, J.W.-2 M.x +1 C.r, SW-5 M.x (3 gwd held in the traps). Second try with: WZL-1 micrurus (?) oeconomus, 1 C.r. in live trap. On kill-trap: 1 M.o. +3 M.x +1 old, try out off. JW (gwd on edge w gwd.) -4 M.o +1 C.r. in live traps +2 C.r. in snaps (+1 old. out off). SW-3 M.x. (1 dead) in live traps +1 M.o +1 C.r. in snap traps (w gwd.). Thus the only M.o taken at this site is of the set, was the one 2 complete in the same number as M.x; photo taken of this animal. On the younger grove: WZL-3 cottonwoods M.o on edge +4 C.r (1 on edge +3 in forest). JW- 3 C.r. (cottonwoods) +4 C.r. (edge). SW-1 C.r. + 1 S&c. juncea (forest). At the bog site: WZL-1 C.r, SW -1 Cr and J.W.-1 Sorex. We had nothing in our traps around the pond. Saw group of Banks Swallows over around Kress Creek. Catch for morning =49 animals for total of 68. Summary of catch: Micrurus xanthognathus -31 (20 alive) micrurus oeconomus -11 (5 alive) clothiononyx mutilus -25 (7 alive) Sorex sp. - 1 68 (32 alive) Then we headed back for Fairbanks, arriving about

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L DICKER 1975. July 28 cont 1330. After unloading the vehicle, Jerry & I went home showered & then on to MacDonald's for a lunch. Then we went to the lake & started to harvest the live catch - getting 4 bass, 6 RBC, 1 trout & 10 pickerel. We finished at 18 & then went out to dinner at Stan West's & Susan Wilson's cabin on the Goldstream Rd. We had an excellent dinner & stayed until ~2230. Went back to lake to feed the remaining 14 live animals gathered from Susan's garden. July 29 Jerry & I started out at 0645 for Mt. McKinley National Park. With a stop for gas it took us about 2¼ hrs. It was a beautiful clear day & the mountains were magnificent. We got a camping permit for Wonder Lake & so were able to drive into the Park instead of taking the shuttle buses. We drove as far as Polychrome Pass, & then since it was almost noon, we turned around & headed back. Mammals seen in the Park: Tami: crows hudsonicus - 1 POR new hatchlings Spermophilus tridecemlineatus - com. Dall Sheep - 25+ (20 adult, 8's & j's killed out) Grizzly Bear - 8 Caribou - 3 8's Moose - 1 We also sighted 8 Golden Eagles, at least 7 of which seemed to be separate individuals. Got back to Fairbanks 1615. Great trip!

LIDICKEN 1975 Aug 29 cont. Went directly to I & B for chat with George West. Then talked with Bud Fay. Jerry & the went to a souvenir shop in town, passing Stokely out by Maureen. Then home for Bartman movie snacks. Jerry led to tool a class from 1900 - 2200. I borrowed his car, went to airport to get my civ ticket adjusted, & then went to INF lab. Steve & I finished processing the remaining 14 live species & then we packed all our frozen specimens (68 + 4 = 72) in 5 lbs. of dry ice & then this box inside a larger one with styrofoam insulation. Back to Wolffs about 2300 for picking up bags; took ~ 2330. The box & specimens was placed in Jerry's freezer overnight. Aug 30 Jerry took me to airport for 0810 flight to Anchorage. Took taxi to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Office (4454 Business Park Blvd.) where I had an appointment with Ancel M. Johnson who is in charge of research on sea otters. Had a pleasant & productive chat with him. He seems anxious to cooperate in getting blood & tissues for me. Then I took a taxi to the Alaska Fish & Game Office (333 Raspberry Rd, #C 5th. just S of International Airport Rd.). Here I chatted with Don Caulkins who works on sea lions. He would like to cooperate in sending frozen tissues for analysis of bone structure. He then took me to the

LIDICKER 1975 Aug 30 cont. A: Just when I had a flight to Seattle at 1400. The Seattle-S.F. flight was delayed 1 hr. and did not arrive in S.F. until 2225. Birds seen in Alaska: Dick Pt. (only? -) (Family, Mallard - 1? Pintail - 1 ? (Mt. McK, Natl. Pk.) G.W. Teal - sev. Scamp?-1 (Mt.McK.N.P.)-not much white round bill Golden Eagle -8 (Mt.McK.) Marsh Hawk-1 Willow Ptarmigan -~15 Solitary Sandpiper - 5? resident jacks -8? (widely scattered singles) Long-tailed Jaeger -3 (2 ad. +1 juv.) - Mt. McK. Herring Gull - 10+ (Anchorage) + sev. resident gulls and juveniles Mew Gull - 10+ Rock Dove - Fowlheads Black-backed 3-toed Woodpecker ?-1 ('solid-black backd woodpecker over heavily) + sev. resident woodpeckers. Town's Flycatcher - 2? Olive-sided ' - 1 Cliff Swallow - 30+ Bank Swallow -10+ Barn ' - 1 Gray Jay - many Red-killed Magpie - 2 (Mt.McK.N.P.)

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LIDICKER 1975 Alaska bird list cont. Corv Raven - many Barred Chidder - saw. Robin - 1 (near Fairbanks) Amer. P. p. t. - 4 (Mt. McKinley N.P.) N. Shrike - 1 (N. Fork Kuskokwim Creek) Myrtle Warbler - 1 juv. Pine Grosbeak - 2 Common Redpoll - 25+ White-winged Crossbill - 15+ Sevenoak's Sparrow - 1+ (Mt. McKinley N.P.) Slate-colored Junco - com Wh. cv. Sparrow - 3+ (Mt. McKinley N.P.) Lincoln's Sparrow - 1 (Log at Bonanza Creek Exp. Farm) Brooks Quedal trip. Nov. 2 - trip arranged by East Bay Regional Parks District. Went with: Neil Havlick, Harry Reuss, Ross _______(geologist, U.S. Forest Service), Arnold Schubert, Larry Heckard, Monte _______(PR man for district), George Cole & wife. Al Beletmont took us out to rock on two trips. Beautiful day. Left 0800 & returned ~ 1430. Microbes moderately abundant, or extending out on spit to end of land, is to rock jetty. Rat sign abundant only around feeders. Saw 1 large gray whale. Bird list: W. Grebe - 25+ Brown Pelican - 25+ D. cv. Cormorant - 20+ St. B. Tern - 6+ Snowy Egret - 2+ Lesser Sandpiper - 20+

LIDICKER 1975 Brush Gulch - Nov. 2 cont. Wh. W. Scoter - 1 Swy. Scoter - 20+ Ruddy Duck - 10+ Red Br. Megmer - 1 White-tailed Kite - 1 or 2 Red-tail Hawk - 1 Phasian - 15+ (incl. 1 white one) Coot - 45+ Mottled Godwit - 5+ Sanderling - 50+ Glacous-winged Gull - 3+ Western Gull - 100+ Herring Gull - 10+ California Gull - 10+ Ring-billed Gull - 15+ Bonaparte's Gull - 2 Heermann's Gull - 2+ Forster's Tern - 6+ W. Surry Plover - 3 K: Ilder - 5+ Bellied Plover - 40+ Bix. Tinamou - 15+ W W. Hx+ - 25+ Least Sandpiper - 1 or 2 Dunlin - 200+ W. Sankit: + - 300+ Mowing Dove - 1 Red sh. Flicker - 2 W. Meadowlark - 3+ Brewer's Blackbird - 2 Artemis Finch - 20+ Wh. cv. Sparrow - 100+ Golden cv. Sparrow - 1+ Song Sparrow - 30+ (h = 40) Hunting Natural History Reservation, Carmel Valley, Monterey Co., Calif. w/ Manuel class 14-16 Nov. Nov. 14 - went down to hunting with family. Patrons a mammary class went into separate cars. Overcast is bay area but clear from San Jose south. Helped students out trap clay Robertson Creek. Nov. 15 - A test 11:30 sat by Sharney with Dave Krohne for Microtars. I sat 19 college kids and Dave 18.

LIDICKEN 1975 Mar, 15 cont. Mic are moderately light in number. We set two mic rows with hand string + stripe to 5 ft main row, and Picking 50-75/acres. Lots of old sign, especially in microws below 1 to creek + in microw from water tank to Calhoun line. These around four microws are riddled with old burros, but fresh sign is scarce. Saw some stuff coming up but more stripe row than normal. 1610 - on trying this. This mic is my trap # 2 in Dave's. Some mics have been caught along Polecat Creek - both new roads clay creek + woods. Set 3 bait nets with Jim Patton + clear our stock feed just out from or Blougeist property near the water tank. Lode Jim took 1 Lasianus cinereus and 1 th red. At least in saw big a dog, Myotis and the plans; I hit a net, but none was caught. Mar. 16 Dave on trying him + picked up 3 more mics from my line. Light rain for most of AM. At 10:30 we picked off the entire line + had 1 large mic. This was a total of 8 Second lines picked that afternoon with this two and him. This gave a total of 8 from our joint trap lines. Welled with group (including Jeff + Kim) up onto oak-wooded Calhoun Line + Schroeder Hill. Picked my other mic traps on way back. Saw active Mic sign in woods along Calhoun line. Also saw 1 mic + some active sign in another

Lochex 1975 & 1976 Nov. 16 cont. on way up L.II to Colfax C:in. A few birds I note: Wh.-Hl. K-Ke -2 (1 carrying something like nesting material) Carper's Hawk-1+ Red H. Hawk -20+ Red. Sh. Hawk -1 (~10m. down valley of Canal Valley) Sparrow Hawk -1 on Res., saw others elsewhere. Cely. Quail-chased. Amor Hummingbird -1 L. Shrike - saw one on both Red W. Flicker - com. Startling... Acorn Woodpecker-com. Wren-kit-sev. Nutall's Woodpecker-1+ R-raild Tinker-1 Black Phoebe-3+ etc. Say's Phoebe -1 Wh. W. Nuttall-1 Hermit Thrush-1 Varied Thrush-2 W. Bluebird-com. Redy cr. Kinglet-1 1 3/4 km. N, 1 1/4 km. W Colfax, 2200 ft., Placer Co., Calif. March 13, 1976 Set 20 large Sherman live traps on property of L.T. O'Brien & family. Traps were set specifically for mice and baited with dry oatmeal. Small nest of M. virginiana found around lower portion fence at an edge of adjacent brush & forest. Traps set in late morning. Handled her 2 dogs + 3 cats, and 1 of the latter helped me find

Lipdiken 1972. several fresh runways. So, I suspect predation pressure is heavy. Jeff, Ken & cousin Tommy checked the first several traps in afternoon. One trap was removed, we caught a Microtus (within 1 hour of setting), it was moved to the inside of a water pump housing where rodent activity was obvious. This left 18 traps out overnight. March 14 Picked up traps about 1100. Trap #2 pump housing contained 1 Peromyscus leucopus - looking at it was released. All other traps were empty, but I was cleared. Microtus was brought back to Berkeley & kept overnight cage in a the trap. One March 15 is was killed, blown kidney & liver taken & skin nailed (WZL#3509). Alaskan Trip 24 Aug - 2 Sept. Aug. 24 Left S.F. airport 1420. Stopover: Seattle. Arrived Anchorage ~1800 (local time) & went to Anchorage Woodward Hotel - reservation having been made by Arnel Johnson. ($28/night "gold rate"). Aug. 25 Went to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Office (4454 Business Park Blvd.) to [illegible] visit with Arnel Johnson. Arrived about 0930. Visited with him until 1400 when I drove on to the Alaska Fish & Game office (333 Raspberry Rd.) to see Don Collins. Visited with him until ~ 1530 when his assistant Roger [illegible] took me to

LIDICKER 1976 Aug. 25 cont. The hotel to pick up my luggage & then took me to the airport. Worked at airport, had a sandwich & then boarded a plane at 1900 for Fairbanks. Beautiful view of the Alaska Range, landed at 1950. Maureen & Gary Wolff met me at the airport. Went to their cabin on the Road Street Rd., & chatted until after 2300 Aug. 26 Gary & I went to Dept. of N. Forestry on University campus, & talked about our Microcosm xanthogathus project & autopsied some vole from his last trip to the tundra area. Also learn we help for the Wickiupson Dam study area to watch the controlled burning of 3 small plots of black spruce forest. Took a number of photographs, & then lots of climbing. Met Keith Van Cleave of the Forest Soils Lab. at the Univ. of Alaska; he was at Berkeley & only Go's working with Arnold Schultz. Drove out & back with Dean Argyle who is forest manager with INE. When we got back to the car we talked with Stan West & Don Pargyly. They have a beautiful colony of M. xanthogathus at a site immediately adjacent to the control burn plots at Wickiupson. They also have Lemmus trimucronatus & a species of Microtus which I cannot identify; it is small & has a quite short stepped tail. This plot trapped 2 yrs. ago instead of M. oeconomus & S. rutilus. In evening Gary & I did some grocery shopping for our food trip tomorrow to Hess Creek. C'd out to bed after a shower at about 2245.

LIDICKER 1926 Aug. 27 Got up 0730 and went to airport to pick up Colin Hunter's (president of Wilderness Society) car who lives a hundred miles south of Wolf's cabin. Gary went to look for picking vehicle for our field trip. Back home we had lunch just packed up New Fox cam 2 shops-stone dead. Left ~ 1000. About 3 o'clock out he had a flat tire on disc wheel 1) the tire wrench provided was the wrong size, and the spare was way flat. The next truck along Howard Creek is a tire wrench so we could change the tire. Then we drove along the old trail 35 miles to Livengood. The gas station had neither gas nor air so we went to Livengood Alaska camp, a man who did not say got some air but got our flat tires fixed soon. The drive on to today was at mile 28 on the Yukon River Rd. Set grid the guy had been sitting since May at mile 28 : 10 trap by 10, 5 min between shots. Set 4 colby's. Stones may caught out for bait, 1500-1600. Then from 1600-1615 set 10 more traps on a current line 5 if grid, down stream, starting ~ 200 feet below trap J-7. When setting last 2 traps, bird M x squawked for first time today. Heard many squawks in next few minutes to sound more or lay back to wind. Gary set a similar line on N side of grid at 10 more on a nearly straight level. Then we went to mile 27 (one was a set last year) and set 5 big, 5h's in a young area on S side of Rd. (very little sign). Gary set 5-6 another young area

Lidicker 1976 Aug. 27 cont. On the far side of the road at 10 o'clock hours. We set large red traps in low grass area on N. side of rd. (When we had caught both Mx & M. Pennsylvania last year). Finished this around 1700. The drive to mile 28 1/2 is on a ridge road with grass growing in a bowl to an opening and supply depot for Algeria. This was set up camp on the edge of the cleared area. It was a beautiful clear & sunny warm day. As we were eating we could see a rainstorm moving in strong off to the E looking very big. Mosquitos were constantly bad in the woods around our camp then came four plus feet of grass and a large number from thick brush which insisted on flying to us or crawling over us. 2000-2110 Run grid & lines N & S of Jt. Caught 11 Mx & 2 Cs on grid & 2 more Mx on each of the surrounding lines. The last 4 were brought back to camp. On the really sunny stroll there was 1 more Mx. This last we marked & released at trap point. As it was getting dark we decided not to check the traps at 27 mi. Found that we went on to the pipe road itself & about opposite the old trapping area (Stone West's area) we end and set traps (on group on each side of the pipes). But traps were located with almost better or a few yards. Returned to camp. Saw a dead small Red Squirrel during the day. Got into our sleeping bags at 2245.

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LIDICKON 1976 Aug 28 Set of about 065D, & headed for our traglins. Checked grid 0715-0800. At the 10 met date at 27 mi. In set 2 M.x + 1 C.r. Live try records on shoulder. Lastly in checked the 10 met trip along the # field road (pipeline). I had 2 M.x & 2 C.r. & found 2 more M.x. Beck is camp we worked well for, & then autographed the 9 dead mice. The "high yield" = M. x carthaginensis is really a fast. flood ground, but sometimes extend over the end. edge of the hill. Statistically the den. size is 1 cd. & -dened mice. We left the carcass out on a log when we left. 1245 - Set 5 Ag. Sk. traps on each side fork at 26. 1 mi. in order to catch additional minnows for tissue & blood sample. At 1255 set 6 Ag. Sk. at 27 mi. water, S. side of road & grazing area. 1300-1320, I set 5 Ag. Sk. = in grazing area on S. side fork. When then we lost a M. x major or agmunder, they set 3 Ag. S2. on N. side + 2 on S. We also set 5 net traps along a moist creek bottom i that can be Retuned to camp for lunch. All had 3 bths with the carcass were gone & 3 gray fox were working hard on the remains? 3. They were very effective at

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L DICKER 1976 Aug. 28 cont. Starting on the carcasses and pulling off thick chunks of meat. At about 1500 we headed out again and at 15:15-25 set 5 more net traps along the back road near our fishing lines. Ran the primary net traps then a well, non-baiting etc., moving several to newly locations. Caught 1 cod & C.r.. Jerry does not see any net traps on other side caught 1 M.x. in tow trap. I did take some photos of the fish & 1 of the delicacies along the trophies. 1540 - Set 5 more traps ~ 1/2 mi. further up along back road. 1550-16:05 - checked 4 trophy lines & re-set at 27 mi (this is really at ~ 27.5 mi.). No fish in each trap but saw their cages & lines trap. 16:05-17:15 - checked traps on spring trail near grid while Jerry set on last 5 traps in same area. Ran grid toward visibly seeing trap into new location, checked baited other nearby etc. Ran N current line stick his ski/Mark earlier. Got back to camp ~ 1725. Jerry & I transported the 2 dead hogs from the back road lines, while I worked some roots. Total of 219 traps set. Had dinner & then at ~ 19:15 headed for trophies. Went to fetch one at 26.2 mi. honkit first. On my 5th sk. & led 1 M. acconomus which I picked up to bring back alive. Jerry led 1 C.r. & his which he released, we met the dog. At the 27 mi. marker he led (1920) 2 cod, M.x. caught together - with fish. These were killed for autopsies. Then we went to

LIDICKER 1976 Aug 28 cont. our new grid at 27.8 mi. (1935), Q had 4 M.X, 2 male were released + 2 kept 1 cd. & 1 adult. \&. (#3533) (#3532) The latter 2 were killed for autopsying. Jerry had 1 cd. & M.X (killed for autopsy) + 1 C.V (caught at 1940+ released). The 5 net traps had 1 cd. & M.X. (#3534) Checked grid 1950-20/10. Caught 1 male ad & which we had not yet caught this trip. Also checked around line 10 to S. Returned to camp. Turned in about 2200. Aug 29 Got up 0650 + had breakfast. Picked up grid 0800- 0850 including around line. Caught 21 mice on grid. 2 10 S2. on nearby spring knoll had 2 Mx, 1 M.O + 1 Mustela erminea. The weasel smelled like a wild stink. We let it go so as to not interfere with the study area. 2 Jerry's net traps near the knoll, then were 2 M.X. 0920 - picked up traps at 27.8 mi.. On the 3 Sh. remaining & the 5 rat, then were 3 MX, all individually & we released. The 5 rat traps were empty although 3 were strong. On Jerry 4, 1 running 5 Sh., was 1 C.V. (released). At 26.2 mi. traps: W2C - 4 Sh. - nothing Jow- 5 Sh. - 1 M.O (aw pan) + 1 C.V. #3529 -> (released); the minks was caught but both died) At the 27 mi. under - 4 Sh. traps - nothing 0945 - 27.5 mi.: 10 rats - 2 Mx (including #1068) 4 add. traps were spraying.

LIDICKER 1976 Aug. 29 cont. 10 sh. i forest - 1 C.r. (nighttime) 10 sh. in grove - nothing Track along field road: W2L-10 nets - 5 Mx, 1 C.r. (mostly eaten) + 1 Gray Jay. JOW-10 net traps - 2 Mx Lead 5 net days (W2L) about 1/2 mi. further S.: 1 C.r. & 1 small trap. Finished Dicking off traps at 1025. Then we went back to comp to jack up. Left ~ 1130. When we went by the grid we stopped to take photos. 2 foxes on grid. Weather has been clear & mild during whole stay, although rain squalls have been seen frequently in the distance. Yesterday evening + early this AM a jacket was needed. Birds seen in the Horse Creek area: Raven - many Gray Jay - many Boreal Chickadee S.P.C. junco Myrtle Warbler Rusty Blackbird-1 (Liversol) head woodpecker twice but saw none Varied Thrush - 2 Red-legg'd Hawk-1 (dth. Harlan's Hawk Red St. Hawk-1 (all told, rough 1st lighter than other & 2nd lighter ventral bag thinng) Sh...sh. Hawk -1 Tree Sparrow -1 Redpoll?-3 On way back to Fairlands we went through rain showers starting in Liversol.. Stopped 1 going on way so Jerry could fix his rifle & adjust the sights. Got $6 worth of gas at station 4 mi. W.N. Liversol.

LIDICKER 1976 Aug 29 cont. Got back to Fishlake ~ 1600. Went to bed to railroad station wagon & then returned to a party in the woods across the street - organized by [illegible] family + Liz + Bill Berry. Also met Fisher Univ. d Mr. & Mrs. Sweet + Terry + Las David Jerry & I left & went to set traps for Microtus 1900-20 Set 20 Sh. in

LIDICKER 1976 Aug. 30 conts. Tilled to Stem West & stopped by to see George West of IAB Chiefs. 16/10-25 - Back to "T-field" to paint trucks. Had 1 man m. sec. in my line, leaving off 6 trucks in this old line. Set 10 man shiners; going out 15 giving now giving total of 40 trucks there. 1645: Rolling truck trips. Checked on each set 1 man to take 15 + 10 = 25. Nothing in trucks. After dinner we went to Okter, saw just 1 Goldstern & Ballaine woods (5 mi. N Fairbanks). Set traps in a young cranberry brake area with lots of Viburuna, grass, & grain weed. Was a small amount of microtus signs but it was difficult to find because of the tall grass or thick litter. I set 15 traps & going at for a total of 36. Trip setting 1930-2010. Saw 1 Snowshoe Hare while setting traps. Aug. 31 0815-30 picked up traps at Okter (5 mi. N Univ. of Alaska, Fairbanks, 550 ft.). Caught 2 M.o. + 1 C.r. (1 man in each group of 5 traps). Going caught 1 C.r. The red-backed vole was released. Beautiful sunny day; 49°F when we left cabin. 0900-0905 picked up traps along railroad tracks (Ext. Farm, Univ. of A.). Catch: w2L - 3 Microtus. John 1 M.o., muscle rixosa Took photo of Ext. Farm from hillside below IAB. Then we went to "T-field" (1 mi. NW Univ. of Alaska, south).

LIDICKEN 1976 Aug 31 cont. Picking trips (0915): catch: w2l - 1 m.o. Jon - 3 m.o. Stopped to take photos of Smith Lake below the T-field a part of the Univ. nature museum. Had close look at my bold and squirrel, a new sound also. Went back to INF lab at 2 pm around the 12 live minds (11 from today + 1 from yesterday evening). It took until about 1315. Gary went on errands related to his pending hunting trip. Also talked w/ Pete Myers (your - from Burns) + Steve West went to Woods Center (student union) for lunch. Then back to lab to leave notes for Gary. On the way stopped at Burnell Bldg (Biology) + chatted with Gerry Swartz + Bruce Kessel. Walked to (scarlet squirrel) LAB + talked to Steve MacLean (and maybe some Andy) and George West. Looked for Dale Guthrie but he was i conversation so walked back to INF. Met Gary + he discussed Mx data until ~1700, a bit not home to shower/change. Took Gary + Merriman out to dinner at the Tiki Can restaurant, afterwards we went to the "Bebe Affair" club on the East of town. Home about 2300, but Gary + I talked till about midnight. Sept. 1 Got up 0710 in order to go with Steve West + help him run his traplines out on the Bonanza Creek Rd. But, when he arrived at 0800 he explained that the area did not look good + that he had not set any lines traps for Mx occasions as he had planned,

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LIDICKER 1976 Sld. I went. Because I lack good habitats for them. So he discouraged me from going with them. Therefore I went into the lab with Gary. We went to see Bird Day and got some more otter tissues from him and picked up some of Gary's or Steve's clean shells. Bird has the only domestic colony in Texas, if not all of Alaska. Then we talked with Don Hartbauer who runs the animal colony for IAB and he had lots of experience raising and handling micrathenzellus . His records indicate a weaning weight of ~16 g, then the had a few individuals have 2 1/2 to 3 yrs. He thinks they do not reach really large size until > 1 1/2 yrs. old. Peter Morrison is using the growth data for his studies of growth and aging patterns. Bob Reed who originally started this colony has lots of data from it in Scotland. Then we went to the Confection Dairy for both. ($5.10) I dry ice and to the Safeway to get a styrofoam cooler (largest they have one which was damaged for 50 cents). Returned to lab to pick up my frozen bodies, did Gary the favor loan to put his freezer for taking overnight. I talked with Ted Dryness (Director of INF) until about noon. Then Gary and I went to Gary Swartz's office and went to lunch with him at the student union along with one of Gary's former students (Alan) who was a registrars or 2nd headed for Biology Marine Lab to work for Bob Risalvage.

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LIDICKER 1976 Sept. 1 cont. Worked with Jerry on Lis thesis until ~ 1500. The previous filled my cup and we went home. Ate a tomato pizza car at the next Dole Smithie = Lis office at IAB at 1600. We talked until ~ 1720. Smithie is the zoologist in the Dept. I received Lis masters at U. Ill. (~ 1957-58) & PhD at Univ. Chicago (1963) with E. Olson. The I went to try two hotels during weekend to meet Steve & Edna MacLean at IAB at 1740. We went to their home at the Yack Estates to talk until 1910. Edna's brother was there (Bob) & Steve & Edna's two boys - Steven & Andrew (~60 & 8 year old respectively). Then I went to George & Angelita West's home for dinner evening ~ 1920. Went home ~ 2210. Talked w/ Maurice & Jerry until 2330. Sept. 2 High left flights (H) 0840 for Anchorage to Seattle. Beautiful day, temp. ~ 44° F at 0800. Av. Seattle ~ 1510 (Pacific Time). Flight from Seattle to S.E., leaving ~ 1620. Av. S.F. 1805. Birds seen in Alaska between = the Horseshoe Creek area: Pied U. Gull - 6+ Sandhill Crane - 45+ Black-headed Gull - 10+ G, no. Teal ? - 10+ Kestrel - 2 Canada Goose - 75+ (most were probably Lesser Canada Geese but I was unable to study their bill or leg length)

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LIDCOTER 1976 Alaska birds cont. Sh. Sl. Hawk - 2 Slamers-winged Gall - 20+ (Cook Inlet Anchorage) Herring Gull ? -- near Anchorage Rock Dove -- Gray Jay -- com. Raven -- com. Boreal Chickadee -- com. Robin - 20+ Hylociila sp. (Swanson's w Gray-backed Thrush) -1 Yellow-winged Warbler -- com. Willow's Warbler -1 Rusty Blackbird -1 Slate-colored Junco -- com. Wt. Ground Squirrel - 2+ Fox Squirrel - 10+ Hastings Natural History Reservation, Mendocino Co., Calif. Nov. 12-14 Nov. 12. Went to Hastings with family & mammalogy class + Carol Patton. Mark Hatton is TA. Divided class into 3 groups and sent out 3 Caldwell rigs. I took group to Lincoln & worked live on Schoolhouse Hill. Then took a group to Robinson Creek area to set additional traps. Picked th' get to adjacent road. With Jeff & Kim, I set 4 squirrel sets (all with pink sounds). We did not set but for because the stock land when we finally set was completely dry. It had rained about 1" a few days before. This was the first

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LIDICKEN 1976 Nov. 12 cont. - Hunting. Significant rain of the morning. Mark went field in evening also Liz MA this on Mojave Desert rodent community. While driving to Riverside Hwy Camel Valley Rd, we saw 8 Red St. Hacks & 2 Red shelled Hawks. Nov. 13 Ran Chaparral Colburn line with 2 students. There was a good catch, but no hadronyids. One trap at station no. 3 was missing; we looked down slope & found a old trap two jumps open & set the instead. At Robinson Creek, the golden ants produced 1 gopher. The trip to 2 then set 6 by Stewarts along edge of chaparral clear the road. Later [illegible] in the day, we set 9 hole traps close to the Station Headquarters. Spawning talky + Davis's & Patton's. Nov. 14 Picked my traps at Robinson Ck. One gopher and had a good gopher impetuous laying near the road. The 6 Stewarts produced: 1 Neotoma, 1 Perognathus trini (both of which were released), & 2 Re:Perodontomy's (taken from a fests) + 1 Perognathus californicus (killed by shining by a student). The 9 hole ants caught nothing, but two were set off. Left for home ~ 1345'. Saw Red-tail. Squirrels on way out. This Black Phoebe's and blue tan seen at the Station. Otherwise only common birds were noted; crows seemed more abundant than 2 had perceived them previously. 1 Perognathus calif. catch: cleaned him totally; only one Perognathus

LIDICKER 1976. + 1977 Nov. 14 card. longer, we taken by the group o Rios Bros - a drive foryard Railroad Creek. Jets on some trowbridge was taken thru. Becuase Mark Htftow saw I offered jur. Seimens grissing in Meadow Canyon. American River just about Sacramento Cali. 13 March, 1975 Took abut 1 1/2 hr. walk along River (Park ride) - 5 km NK, JK L, KPL Fruchs (3) + Dorothy Marshall. Pthly cloudy, pleasant day. Pied Bl Grike - 2 K:11 dew - 1+ Herring Gall - saw Gt. Yellowdep - 6 R:-y Lichd Bell - con. Skeletted Sandg/iv-1 Cali. Gall - many K-rp fisher - 1 + Amv. (con) Magpyer - 4 T. Vultures - 2 Golden - age - 25 + (mostly ??) W. Crow - con. melled - 20+ (mostly paired) Sand Jay - con. clif Swallow -15+ Y.bl. Magpie - 10 + Rough-winged Swallow - 2+ Mummy Dove - Violet - green " - 30+ Rock Dove - Cedar Warwing - 20+ Ethyk: A Sparw - sev. Anne's Huming bird - 5+ Stark-Ing - con. Flitcher -10+ Black Phoebe - 2 Nuttell's Woodpecker -2 R. cv. Kinglet - 1 Bairick's Wren - 2 Robini - con. R. tr. Cl: chicker - cw. Bremer's Blackbird - 15+ Bush tit - saw. Yellow-winged Warbler 10+ Plain T: tanager -10+ Brown Thrsher - saw.

الصفحة رقم ٤١ [illegible] (ب) (ج) أولاً: دراسة حالة (تدريب على المهارات): ثانياً: تحليل مقابلة عمل (مهارات الاتصال الشفوي والكتابي) المصدر: ١- كتاب مهارات الاتصال في العمل، د. محمد أحمد. ٢- موقع "الوظيفة" الإلكتروني. ٣- دليل التوظيف للشركة المحدودة. ٤- تقرير تقييم الأداء السنوي للموظف. ٥- مذكرة اجتماع الفريق الإداري. ٦- رسالة إلكترونية من المدير إلى الموظف. ٧- نموذج طلب وظيفة. ٨- فيديو مقابلة عمل (فيديو). ٩- سجل حضور وغياب الموظف. ١٠- تقرير نتائج الاختبار المهني. ١١- شهادة إتمام دورة تدريبية. ١٢- قائمة بالمهارات المطلوبة في الوظيفة. ١٣- نموذج تقييم الأداء الفردي. ١٤- مذكرة توجيهية من المدير للموظف. ١٥- تقرير نتائج الاختبار النفسي. ١٦- نموذج طلب الإجازة السنوية. ١٧- قائمة بالمهام اليومية للموظف. ١٨- تقرير نتائج الاختبار اللغوي. ١٩- مذكرة توجيهية من المدير للموظف. ٢٠- تقرير نتائج الاختبار المهني.

LIDICKER 1977 Mar 13 cont. How kind - see. Wh. ev. shrew, see. Oregon James - 10 t Lots of snakes seen in the River. Florida, Georgia, & South Carolina Trip 16-28 April April 16 - Legs on overnight flight to Miami: April 17 - Arr. ~ 0615 in Miami & visited FSL until morning of April 20. Took long walk = State Park on S. end of Key Biscayne. April 20 - Dr rented car drove to Archbold Biological Station near Lake Placid in Highlands County, Florida Took the new toll road called Alligators Alley (continuation of Fla. 84 w. of Fort Lauderdale) across the Everglades. Then Fla. 29 N to just w/ US 27 at Homestiny. Before giving to Archbold, went to Lake Placid & lost a farm when I got stuck in a sandy road. Took me 1 ½ hrs. of hard work to get out. Went to Archbold Station. Was greeted by Glen Woolfenden (a Univ. South Fla. in Tampa) & had dinner with him, Jay Layne, & other researchers at station. After dinner, we went to Layne's home in "Islands" a Lake Placid for the evening. Stayed overnight at the Station. April 21 - After breakfast went out in the field with Woolfenden & John Fitzpatrick (grad. student at Princeton working on tyrannids in S. America) to see their Scelages study area & meet many of their gay friends. It was great (saved photos taken).

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L/DICKER 1977 April 23 cont. I started to get acquainted with many of the laboratory personnel at the following reception. Played disc-jockey - evening. April 24 Went to picnic with Smith family (dad Mike W., - 18 yrs., & Karen - 8 1/2 yrs.), Neils ____ & wife (geneticist from Univ. Stockholm) & Ramona Baccus (in charge of electrophoresis lab at SREL & MA student of Jim Ford - Denver Univ. - worked on Pennsylvania). Picnic was at new State Park which is an old plantation owned by Andrews father of Tim - life & before that farmed S. Carol. family including governor & senator; & now a historical park. It is located near Buck Island. Continued our discussions at Mike's house - the evening. April 25 Went into SREL with Mike & he just we started talking with his group - particularly Dave Foltz (student of Ph:1 myco & R. Alexander, U.Mich) who is working on P. polionatus . We then went back to Tom Graham (works on heavy metals & fish). Went to lunch w/ J.B. Gentry at Dupont cafeteria on Plant. Afterwards "J.B. drove me around to see some of his study area (he is currently working on lavender and honey) & the other sights on the plant - including the coal ash deposition areas - where studying Cd accumulation in some forest systems. At about 1600 Mike Smith (son) & R. Beckman started out to drive to Columbia, S.C. Mike had given me some phone numbers & there was

LIDICKER 1977 Apr. 25 cont. to be reception for Lou in the evening. Had dinner with Mike, Mike Ramon, & Ed Liu (biochemist at Univ. S.C. who is collaborating with Mike on studies of biochemical variation - Typha). At the reception (w/ Lou & Ed & Jeanine Liu - originally from Hawaii) met: John Dean (assoc. w/ Marine Lab at U.S. Carol.), Wally Dawson (genetics of Paramecium), Syd Crigs (DNA hybrid., is an undergrd, who earlier had given us brief tour of Univ. campus), & Mike Feldman (biochemist interested - ADH) & many others. Drove back to Aiken, arriving after midnight. April 26 Mike & I headed for Athens, Georgia, & a visit to see Frank Colley at the Institute of Ecology, of which SREC is a part. Had lunch with Frank & Mike. Then toured the Inst., had long talk with Dick Weigert, & then two men from Jarrow Delta, wildlife biologist Larry Marchinton & Jim Jenkins. Left for Univ. Debbie Booring working at S.F. St. Univ. (student of Bob Brown's interest - modeling microlens cycles) & low grad. student of Bernie C. Patterson - working in Okefenokee swamp. Had four hours with Mike & Weigert (John Avisse did not show up), then at 2:30, we headed back for Aiken. April 27 What to look when I worked on my review which I gave 11/08 - 12/10. After lunch at cafeteria,

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LIDICKER 1977 April 27 cont. Toured th SREL's new building - almost finished, went out with W.T. (field) G. Gibbons - hydrologist (U. Akron & Mich. State - student of Dr. Hensley). Saw some of his study area, & the water out on Palo Pond (large reservoir used for cooling hot water effluent from nuclear reactors on plant). A great a few casts we got 3 large large-mouthed bass attached to the cover when hot water comes into the reservoir (threw the net to someone studying them bass who already had caught ~ so by sticking - all to be hooked & released). Toured large section of reservoir also with Becky Sharitz who is studying thermal ecology of the 2 species of Tryphe that occur in the lake. Went back with Mike & a truck to Shirl's home where we had dinner & cleaned house for a get-together the evening (I ran left yesterday for a vacation on the beach). Talked did evening until after 2300. The final day-long until 0115. Others from SREL w/whom I talked: Don Smith (thermal ecology of Gannasice, family at Univ. Montana when worked on hot fish with Lee Metzger, a few Stan MacLean & others from Barrows, 1970), Paul Johns (looks on deer at an S.R. Plant), Dave Nelson (thermal dragon, exp. developer of amphibians & turtles), & Bob Nestor (Mike's business manager). April 28 Out to SREL with Mike. Down to the cypress (Baccus) swamp area with him & Ronnie for short walking trip. The do the "barkmen" for lunch, back to the lake

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LIDICKON 1977 Apr. 28 cont. For changing clothes, & then Pan Am took me to the Argento air port when I caught a flight at 1330 for Atlanta. Had to lay over about 1 1/2 hrs. Afternoon for getting non-stop flight to San Francisco arriving 1830 Pacific time. Birds seen in Florida: (April 17-23) Pied Bl. Grebe Brown Pelican D. Cr. Cormorant Great White Heron - 1 (Snake Creek between Windy Key & Pleasant Key - excellent hike (photo taken); in vicinity for comparison: 2 Amer. Egrets, 3 Snowy Egrets, 1 La. Heron, & 2 Green Herons) Gr. Blue Heron (not seen on Keys) Amer. Egret Snowy Egret Reddish Egret La. Heron Little Blue Heron Green Heron Yellow-cr. Night Heron - 1 resident heron (N. end of Key Largo) - shaded & clear range: red. [illegible] heron - all gray from (light), no streaks or spots, legs & feet dark, & bill dark, large a slightly decurved at tip; white w pale-yellow iris, reddish brown crown, double with e crest, light [illegible] forehead. about size of Snowy egret but heavier build & bill

LIDICKEN 1977 The bird list cont. (April 16-23) Large waster. Could this be some form of great crested grebe? White thrush - 35+ Florida (matted) Duck Shoveller Lesser Scaup Red W. Warbler (Lake Okerechbee) Turkey Vulture Black Vulture Snailor-tailed Kite - 2 (Alligata Alley) Red sk. Hawk Ostrey Blue-wing Florida Bellinger Coot Tanipulated Plower? Killdeer Black-bellied Plower Reddy Turnston Willet Greater Yellow-eyes Lesser Sandpiper Unident. Japra Black-necked Stilt Harrier Sault - 41 min. Ring-tailed Sault - 41 min. Laughing Gull Lesser Tern Royal Tern Rock Dove Morning Dove Sword Dove Warbler Cuchon? (heard only) Smoot - killed Apr - 2 seen on airfield occasional day visits seemed to be Smoot - wild sp. Church-hills-Wildner Wild Lark Yel. sk. Hichin Piloted Wrothick - 1 Red-banded Wruthch Drunny Woodpecker - 1 Gray King bird - 1 (illegible) flycatcher seen near St. White throat, but did not get good look at it) Crashed Flycatcher Three Swallows Barn Swallow Blue Jay

L. DICKERSON 1977 The bird list cont (April 16-23) Thr. Sand Jay Mockbird Corn. Crow Red-wing Fish Crow Boat-tailed Grackle Tuffed Titmouse Purple Grackle mockingbird Red-eyed Vawken Loggerhead Shrike Cardinal Starling Pervine Warbler-4#+ (Keypark) Yellowthroat Horn Sparrow Total 270 species. Birds seen in South Carolina (April 23-28): K:11deer Red-backed Woodpecker D. cr. Corvum -1 Crested Flycatcher Green Heron - 3+ E. Kingbird - 1 Wood Duck - 1 Blue Jay T. Undulata Corn. Crow Red-sh. Hawk-1 Fish Crow Bob-white -1 Barn Swallow Wild Turkey -1 (S.A.Plant) CLN Swallow? Coat Purple Martin Fla. Goldfinch -1 Tuffed Titmouse Morning Dove Mockingbird Chiming Shrike Brown Thrasher Belted Kingfisher Cardinal Yel. sh. Flicker L. Shrike Red-bellied Woodpecker Robin

LODICKER 1977 South Carolina Birds count. (23-28 May) Wood Thrush Sterling Red-eyed Vireo White - eyed Vires -5+ Overbird Purple Warbler -20+ Pine Warbler - 10+ Horn Sparrow Total = 44 species, including 18 species too rare in Florida for total 788 species for the trip. Alaska Trip 19 May-27 May May 19 - Left Oakland airport ~1230 AM getting ride to airport from George Poinier (Ent. Dept.), who came give me some cultural nick for handbooks that live in the language field & microbiotic products. United Airlines to Portland & the Seattle. Left Seattle 1605 on Alaska Airline to Anchorage & then Fairbanks, Jerry & Maureen Wolf met me at the airport, & we went to their home in "Doggettel", actually the home of Celia Hunter & Jennie Wood. Talked a great deal early. May 20 - Went to Dept. of N. Forestry to answer roles that Jerry had caught on his last two trips to our study at Kito Creek. While waiting for them to leave I called Jim Estes in Anchorage to arrange meeting him on the 27th. Also talked to Jerry, Anderson.

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LIDICKER 1977 May 20 cont. Had lunch with Steve MacLean at the "Blue Merlin". Continued processing rice in afternoon. About 1600 went over to visit with Gary Swinty briefly & then took home with Jerry & Maurice. Got on gear together for trip tomorrow to Lake Minchumina. May 21 - Went to post. ~ 9am & I worked on typing responses to various NSF grant proposals, reviewing manuscripts, etc. At 11:30 went to McDonalds for lunch & the Maurice took me to the airport. Got Alaska Central Air Flight (once per week) to Lake Minchumina. Flight took about 50 min. Times were rapidly slipping out & friends that were I had met at LCM. Robe flew with "Blecky" (Blackburn) who runs hunting lodge at Lake M., but he has too drunk to get every details straight. Upon landing, we met "Kenny" who asked us what we were up to, & when we described the yellow-sand note to him he took me ~ 2-3 1952 picking truck that I w. to the NW when the road ends at a US forest. riding etc. A constant - a circular clearing of gravel areas. He said these large blockish rocks were common - this area for the first time in 36 years he'd to live them. As soon as we got out of truck & looked around the smoking & the clearing we saw many thousands of Micrurus xanthinodes ahead their characteristic cells. We started setting traps as soon as we could that Kenny & and I'm back to the airstrip. 1500 - set 5-set traps in this runway and the building + 10 more S.J. = what should do the smaller runways

Lidicker 1977 May 21 cont. - Lake Minchumina in row of spruce (presumably M. oconomus). 1503 - caught 1 cd. of M.x in one of the wet traps. Took on back packs and hiked down to the creek To the north. Lots of M.x sign around. 1520-35: Set 10 wet traps on N side of creek - trail past a 10 wet traps on S side - return black spruce forest - all M.x runings. When setting trap #4 in spruce I caught a f M.x in set trap #2 (ringing but skin on ringine very broken). This trap lies close to the stream. 1545-55: Set 10 more wet traps (S side) on edge of spruce forest (Indian trail & forest) - small spruce, lots of killer & elker, moose, elk. & lots of M.x sign, voles calling etc. 1600-1610: Set 15 more sp. (2 set 10 o fmg S') in drier trail woods to the N. Then we no M.x sign here, but we wanted to search that culletted. Of the various M.x runings in wetland cuttings of low bush crowberry leaves, Ledum, & spruce. 1620 - Check traps in grass. Caught 2 cd. Mx (15+17); had a bee set near where the John & has taken. We decided do try to trap all Mx and if this is possible growing jaded - about 1/4 acre. So we set 7 more wet traps in managed land area to find extent of the M.x. colony. 1650 - On the lake side edge of the clearing was a small grove of possibly white birch knoll with some old Micros sign (both oconomus). Set 5 more Spruce here. Then we walked through the woods to the crossroad and the Lake. It was really awful, but we finally came out on the lake shore & then walked S along the lake.

LIDICKER 1977 May 21 cont. - Lake Minchimerka We found the end of the morning or continued along the slope to explore when there was a small lake behind a gravel bar + div. off: in two tall rigid trees on the airstrip. 1830 - Set 17 hrs. spec. (10 gray + one 17) = green + willow behind this small lake - seen M.O. sign but mostly old. Weather was mostly clear, cool, a beautiful horsquitos not bad except around our camp or near dripping area when they have plenty of it. Cut through woods to airstrip & the walked day and had to clearing with relay site. 1930 - Set 6 additional nest dates = green eye making total of 18 there. Total of 95 trips out. Checked 12 no trips previously set = green + red 4 more (1945) Mx. - old φφs on the 10 hrs. spec. green trips had 1♀ Mx + 1 spring day. 1950 - Checked 10 edge traps - 3 Mx old φφ's 2000 - check space or link traps: space - 1 Mx φ = #2 trap + 4 Clothierong nestlins (all = Mx. numps + on a trip out by bushcrab coming back easting), link - 3 Mx (1♂+2♀), 2115 - checked 15 hrs. sp. = link - nothing. 2015-2115 - Set up camp + had dinner. We caught by the stream because we needed water, but the stream was the color of strong tea, + had strange foam when it broke little water falls. We drank it anyway. 2130 - checked 5 hrs. sp. on green knoll - nothing. + came with 18+10 ground traps. Also nothing = edge traps. 2145 - Checked space or link front lines again. Caught 1♂ Mx = link. 2200 - head trip go M = edge line +

L10/C/65 1877 May 21 cont. - Lake Mindering This was 1 man & M.x checked the extents of ~5 M.x with a canal's hair brush looking for headstuds. Found only 1 headstud & placed it = cotton wick for Design Pointers (UCB). Head to bed ~2200. Saw red squirrels, & fair amount of mossy smalltit singing during our long walk & lots of birds (many) M.x extended most of the way down toward the lake, but mostly in the vicinity of the stream. We also walked through a growing meadow along this stream and it had small amount of M.o. sign. Lots of common nests - fox & llynx sizes; 1 fox- sized nest contained smalltit hair & some Mice's hairs. May 22 - Got up ~0700. - Quiet parts of stream program. 0715-0730: j: checked high meadow camp. Bird point - 2 M.x (18+14); Edge - M.x -2 (18+14) - W2u - 1 (1f) - Jow Slope forest & mossy line - only, snapped trap & net. Picked up camp & liked back to growing clearing. P: checked up old traps line (18+10+5); caught nothing (1 Mss. spc. = green war singer that contained four bird feathers). Liked back to airstrip. Saw 1 Snowshoe hare - quite tame. Stood or looked in the woods & liked down a subsidizing runway, heading to lake shore; the following shore to north to our least trap line. P: checked it up 1120 - caught caught nothing. Total catch: C. rutilus - 4 - mature shrew M.x (catching) - 21 (Slope: 28, 4 ff; slope: 2 f; middle: 38, 34; edge: 28, 5 f). Walked back to our fields now the morning, & had

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Lidice 1977 May 22 cont. - Lake Minchumina a small fish hook started early (1200-1300). Then we walked 5 long lake shore to see a cave we had not yet seen + to look for M.X. signs. Passed Kenny's cave & stopped to chat with him briefly. Then went on, around Blackie's to the property of Jens & Helen Forsaeth. We wished to talk to them + they invited us for coffee. Both are former school teachers & his daughter who just graduated in biology from U. of Alaska. They are building attractive house good cabin & already have a small log cabin to live in temporally. We learned about life in this community from them. However, they did not add anything new- might to our knowledge of M.X. life history. We then walked 400 yards along woods trail. Again talked to Kenny but learned nothing new. Got to civ strip Falkenburg (w/ Ma F + G.) just in time (~1715) to see Past. Land is a 4-seater came to pick us up. The flight took us about 1-1/2 hrs. & the only just low at about 1000 ft. elevation so we could see clear + almost identify the birds (in one case a pair of swans) on the numerous lakes, fields & rivers we flew over. Saw 2 moose + 1 bull bear. Landed in Fairbanks that cost. Flight took $3175 - tax $36. 1830. Went to Inst. N.F. to loan specimens, & McGowan picked us up to go home. Very tired, too to back fairly early. May 23 Up dark 0730, + at 0900 Jerry + I started out for our study area at Blue Creek, on the pipeline land road. We made good time + arrived in the area by noon. It is interesting to see the progression

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LIDICKER 1977 May 23 cont. - Hess Creek. Of spring much noticed as we drove back. Around Fairbanks, the leaves of the deciduous trees are justly green and & the trees have a definite greenish look. Around Hess Creek, there is no green grass shoots & the deciduous trees are in bud only. Only the willows have catkins. Set out our study grid 12:30-1:15 +1/4 mile trying to mark we saw one Oniodes xanthographus last land now. 1345 - Sat 10 lg. Sh. on young knoll near grid; saw 1 M. acornensis & fled a winter nest (J came, I still want (J sign. 1400 - hiker Sat 10 SL. (5+5) on 2 young knolls at mile 27.5. 1415-1435 - Sat 10 SL. & 20 net traps at mile 27 {M.x sign common here). Then at 27.8 mi., we set (1440-15:15) trap data on S. side of road (I set 12 nets + 1/4 mile trying to mark them) & 8 mus. sp. = 20; Jerry set 15 nets). On fifth line just road (opposite ~ mile 28) set: Jerry - 10 SL. + 10 mus. sp.; I set 1 net + 19 mus. sp. Jerry saw 2 M.x here. 1605-25- Set assessment lines down (N) & later (S.) of grid. I set 10 SL. + 10 mus. sp. Later grid with the latter study ~ 22 m. from the grid edge (T-line). Jerry set 10 SL. close to the grid. On my way back to grid, I heard my first mus. sp. go off & found a bird caught M.x # 1037. Also had seen M.x. x saw out no activity but it is increasing at this time. Then we went to the X-Yds (mile ~28.5) where Jerry drops on Inst. trailer. He turned a pickup from Alyeska & pulled the trailer up on to their

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LIDICKSON 1977 May 23 cont - Glass Creek Storage area to the S. When we finished the trailer [illegible] (we have camped in this storage area last year), returned to the p: chief. 1730-45 - checked live traps at 27 mi, + 27.5 mi. : 1 M.x 8 of the finest. The checked grid traps. Returned to our camp for dinner + some time do with field notes. 2210-25: checked traps all at 27 mi. Snap traps had: Jerry - M.x - 2# + 1 # + 1 W2. cr. Squirrel. Q Led - 1 Mx. #, 2 clothier wings mutilus + 1 junco. 2230: live traps at 27.5 - working 2235-2140 : snap traps at 27.8 mi. - Jerry: Mx.- (#, 1#; 2 Led = M.x - # + 1 # + 2 C. mutilus. 2245-2330 - checked grid traps + some more lines. Still 2 M.x (#, 1#) = snap traps on S. side. 2330-45 - checked field traps. Q Led Mx (2#, 1#), + 2 M. oconomus (?). 2 #. Jerry had 1 M.x (4) + 2 C. mutilus. On his live traps he had 2 Mx which were released. We set out to camp just before 2:30 a.m, + got to - camp ~ 0025. Weather was mostly clear & cold. Mosquitos were there so only - checked places + mice = later afternoon. Sunset ~ 2305 was great with 360° of colored sky. It was still quite light when we went to bed, & it never did get dark. May 24 - Rain during night turning to sleety or tiny the time we got up it was snowing beautifully. The car windows were buried at least ½' - some of it

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L/DICKER 1977 May 24 cont. - Glass Creek. Was cloudy on the ground. Air temperature must have been around 36-38 F. After a quick cup of cocoa we headed for our traps, 0730 - 0830 did the grid. Nothing again in live traps at 27.5 mi. At 27 mi. picked up 12 live traps having caught the # M.X., which Jerry had earlier injected with radioactive Zn to see if he could get it going tagged. Then we had a 2nd M.X., not poisoned (1-# imp., not virgin, etc. as the other one did). 0845-0905: picked up all traps at road work site. I had 2 M.X. (1#, 1?), Jerry had 3 C.R. in slugs + 3 M.X. in live traps including 1 radioactive # + 2 wounded. We had earlier caught a third radioactive # on the grid. 0930-1115: Back to camp & broke camp, towing the trailer back down the hill, again with an Allgaster pickup. Did not feel craving when we were working on the grid earlier & now occasionally showed signs of the same breaking through the clouds. 1125-35: Picked up snag dots at 27 mi.: Jerry had M.X. - 2#, 1?, C.R. -1 + 1 garter. 1140: picked up 10 SL. at 27.5 - nothing in before. 1145-1155: Picked up 35 snakes at 27.8 mi. Jerry had M.X. - 2#, 2? + 1 C.R.. I had only 1 # M.X. (NOT from my) 1200-1230 - grid count went fine picked up & then the grid from 1230-1320. Said total 5 SL grid caught only. Checked total 18 M.X + 3 C.R. in traps Sorry Jerry which was released as it was caught by two numbers. Want back to trailer to feed away traps, took X 2 M.X. 2nd Aug-16/71 snakes

May 24 - insert When picking up dogs at 27.8 mi., I noticed a re-worked Mr. X hound (2 entrances & well-used runway) with bad shot & dog cranberry stream and evidence. They were mostly broken & gave the impression of a under store being chewed out & dumped at the lower entrances. They were bright red & not very ladylike. No cranberries have been seen otherwise on this trip.

LIDICKER 1977 May 24 cont. a few photos, & then started back for Fairbanks (1355). Cleared & got warmer & more spring-like on our down track. Arrived ~ 1630. Unpacked at Inst., the Maureen picked me up & took us home to "Dogpatch", Jerry & Maureen got changed & went to a party. I wrote myself some dinner & caught up on field notes. May 25 - Jerry & I went down to the inst ~0900. Told to Ted Dryman & went on to IAB to see George West, also talked him with Stan Mackern. Walked back to IAF. Jerry & I started to cataloging on Hess Creek river about 11:30. About 12:30 went to Derry Queen for quick lunch, & back to cataloging. Fini shed ~ 1630. Maureen picked me, & in evening went to party at Liz & B's. Barry's. It was a good- bye party for Celia Hunter who starts as Exec. Director of the Wilderness Society = Wash. D.C. in early June. Met Hart Melchior during of San Diego St. U., & now from-lancing on research in Alaska - mostly on still bears. Also talked to David Dean, Terry Viereck, etc. Liz has a great pottery studio & impressive work. Bill's stuff is great as usual. May 26 - Jerry dropped me off at the entrance of the Univ. Arrangement before morning was ~ 0830. I hidled after until about 1130 getting back to the INF ~ 1145. We worked on the figures for our first-coming jokes or yellow-board notes at the ASM meetings.

L)DICKER 1977 May 26 cont. in East Lansing, at discussed the content of the paper. Wield a light rain to "Blue Moon" for lunch. Revised figures for Jerry's talk on brook- lake coniferation, & want our Jerry's Ph D thesis to consider revisions for publication. Made a styrofoam lined box for carrying frozen specimens, & went to Canadian dairy to buy 5 lbs of dry ice ($1.25/lbs). Packed frozen specimens, being from Lake Minchumina, for transport back to Berkeley. Went back to LAB to chat with Phil Gipson, new staff member in the F&W S. Eng. Wildlife Unit. He will calibrate carnivores in his work while Dave Klein continues with ungulates. Encouraged Gipson to look into relation between Mix & martens. Also talked to Dave Klein briefly. Maurran's parents had arrived during the afternoon from Granite Falls, Minn. We all went to dinner at the Tiki Can restaurant. Back home, Maurran, her mother & I walked over to Joel & Sue Dean's home (close to Dogpatch) visited with them. Saw Sue's painting studio - terrific. Also met their middle son who is also studying painting. Visited down with Carol Hunter & Jennie Wood - in the small cabin that Jerry now lives in (her original # 3). Got back bed @ 2315. May 27 - Jerry drove me to the airport when we arrived ~06:15'. Light rain. Took our flight to Baltimore arriving 07:55'. Call Jim Estis & he picked me up, & took me to his Office. Chatted with

LIDICKER 1977 May 27 cont. Jim & David Johnson until about 11:30. Then Drove in back to the airport then I got < 12:00 flight to Seattle About 2 hr. Layover = Seattle. Delight to Ottawa ~ 1850 PDT. Arrived about 2035. Bird List for Alaska - May 19-27 LM = Late Minkemina : F = Fairbanks ; HC = Hess Creek Arctic Loon - 2 ( sev. others heard ) LM. Red-necked Grebe - 1 LM Harold Gander - 10+ LM ; 2 F Whistling Swans - 5 LM + 2 in the Muddy R. arm ( seen from the air) Wh. fr. Goose - 2 LM Snow Blue Goose - 17+ LM Mallard - 25+ LM, +F Pintail - 40+ LM, F, & HC G. W. Teal - 30+ LM ; F 4+ B-W. Teal - 1 ? F ( Univ. Airpark pond) Delffeate - 35+ LM ; 15 F ; HC - 1 pv. Shoveler - 1 pv. LM, 2 ? F Redhead - 3 pv. LM Canvasback - 15+ LM Bufflehead - 1 pv. F Lesser Scaup - 40+ LM , 20+ F Greys Scaup - Kindly close at LM but not definitely identified Old-Squaw - 10+ LM Surf-Scoter - 20+ LM ; 20+ F Common Scotter - 1 ? LM Sharp-Lined Hawk - 1 ( rd. from HC.)

LIDICKER 1979 Bird List May 19-25 Cont. Rough-legged Hawk - 2 HC seen (1 Mt. & 1 dk) flown Bald Eagle - 3 cd. & 1 imm. LM Pigeon Hawk? - 1 new HC. Swamp Hawk - 1 F Ruffed grouse - 5+ LM Willow Ptarmigan - feathers, droppings & sign of winter feeding near airstrip at 2M. Sandhill Crane - 3 F Snowy Plouder - 6 (incl. 2 nests w/ 3 eggs ea) LM + 2+ F Black-tailed Plover - 2 F Spotted Sandpiper - 1 LM, 3+ F Lesser Yellowlegs - 30+ LM ; 10+ F Pectoral Sandpiper - 20+ ? LM Baird's Sandpiper - 2+ LM, 3 HC Least Sandpiper - 10+ LM ; 1 F Semi-palmated Sandpiper - 2 LM ; 15+ F Dowitcher - 10+ F N. Phalarope - ? H. F Common Snipe - 2+ (also heard to saw winnowing) ; 1+ F Long-tailed Jaeger - 15+ LM Herring Gull - 1 LM New Zealand Gull - 25+ LM ; 3+ F Bonaparte's Gull - 3 LM Arctic Tern - 4+ LM * Hawk Owl - 1 HC Yellow-shafted Flicker - 10+, LM, HC ; F Harrimond's Flycatcher - 25+ F

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LUDICKER 1977 Bird List 15-27 May cont. W. Wood Pewee ? - 1 LM Tree Swallow - 40+ LM ; 25+ F Violet-gr. Swallow - 1? HC ; 1+ F Cliff Swallow - 25+ F Brown-backed Swallow (Rutley Bank) - 1+ F Gray Jay - 10+ HC ; 8+ F Com. Raven - 10+ LM ; 10+ HC ; 6+ F. Blt.-cap. Ch: doter - 5+ LM Amv. Robin - com. F, LM, HC. Swainson's Thrush - 40+ F ; 5+ LM, 12+ HC Gray-cheeked Thrush - 5+ LM Ruddy cr. Kinglet - 1 LM , 10+ F. * Bohemian Waxwing - 7 LM ; 2 hr. HC ; 10 F. Orange cr. Warbler - 2+ F + 1? LM Yellow Warbler - 20+ LM ; 15+ F, 2+ HC Gray-thr Warbler - 10+ LM ; 5+ HC ; 15+ F. N. Waterthrush - 5+ LM Wilson's Warbler - 1 F. + 1+ LM. Rusty Blackbird - 20+ LM ; 2 F. Com. Redpoll - 10+ F ; 5+ LM Saverned Sparrow - 2 LM Sl.-col. Junco - com. LM, F, HC. Tree Sparrow - 2+ LM Wh. cr. Sparrow - com LM, HC, F Fox Sparrow - com. F, LM, HC (1 nest w/ 4 eggs) Lincoln's Sparrow - 1 singing & LM Total 20 species + sev. ? ans & patterns sign. Two species were "life birds" = *

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LIDICKEN 1977 East Lansing Trip - with family 11 June - 12 July June 11 - to Coffex, Calif., Jr. 1910 June 12 - Drive to Beatty, Nev. (Hank's Motel) 552 mi. from home. Birds seen Reno to Tonopah : Red-tailed Hawk - 2 Yellow-billed Blackbird - 15+ Red-winged . . . . - 50+ Brewer's . . . . . . - 20+ W. Marshback . . . . - 2+ B. billed Magpie - 10+ Wh. Int. Raven - 2 T. Vulture - 2 Killdeer - 1 W. Kingbird - 3+ Harold Lark - 20+ Common Teal - 2+ Shoveller - 1 hr. Gallinule ? - 5+ Eng. Sparrow Starling - 1 Rock Dove Also at least 6 Anteospermus lancers with one. (W.A.Tonopah car overheated with subsequent loss of power - blew diaphragm - fuel pump.) June 13 - Beatty to Williams, Arizona (Thurston Motel) 369 mi. Short consideration = Las Vegas trying to get car fixed, eventually succeeded ~ getting new fuel pump for an '68 Scotch. (Rues at 7'0 S. 1st St.) Birds seen Beatty, Nev. to [illegible] E.G.Kingman, Arizona : Horned Sparrow Phainopepla - 1 (Beatty) Swamison's Hawk ? - 1 Sparrow Hawk - 1 Prairie Falcon ? - 1 Wh. Int. Raven - 4

L'OICKER 1977 June 13 cont. Desert Sparrow - 5 (Mt. Boulder Dam) W. Meadowlark - 1 w: last Summer (Small, White Kelly) Starling - 1 (Las Vegas) W. Kingbird Rock Dove Burrowing Owl - 1 (E. Morning Dove - 4 + of Kingdom) H. Lark - sev. June 14 Williams, N, to Grand Canyon, rest on road to Cannon, then to Flagstaff & Pueblo Gallup, (Zia motel) New Mex.: co: 362 miles. Motor running on 3 cylinders until S of Canyon in discard one spark plug head was shorting out or block, ok after the Birds saw Williams to Winslow, Ariz: Night Herk - 2 Pinyon Jay Morning Dove Plain Titmouse - 4 Wl. Mt. Raven - 20+ Canyon Wren - 1 heard Violet-gr. Swallow - 40+ W Meadowlark - 1 + Wl. mead Swift - 30+ Catbird - 8 + * Virginia Warbler - 1 (edge of Grand Canyon) Mt. Bluebird - 2 Brewer's Blackbird - 2 W. Kingbird House Sparrow June 15 Gallup, N. Mex. to Texhoma, Okla. (Golden Spur motel) 473 mi. Overheating climbing and Dithyragyrus: otherwise car ok. Birds saw: W. Kingbird Starling W. Meadowlark Wl. Mt. Raven - continued to House Sparrow an through Tex Parklands

L201C25X 1977 June 15 cont. Shrinson's Hawk - 1 Nighthawk - 1 Morning Dove Brewer's Blackbird T. Vulture Red-wing A. Larks Barn Swallow Loggerhead Shrike E. Kingbird ? - 1 Tex. Redbell June 16 Texlone, Okla. to Cameron, Missouri 549 mi. Birds noted: Barnswy Owl - 3 Shrinson's Hawk - 2 var. resident Larks including 1 white bird like a large Lark falcon. T. Vulture Killdeer Upland Plover - 1 (Kansas Tumpside) Red-shouldered Woodpecker - 2 W. Meadowlark Red-wing Scissor-tailed Flycatcher - 4 Lark Bunting - 1 Jr. Barn Swallow Cliff Swallow Chimney Swift E. Crow Purple Grebe Robin Beltonum Drive - 2 Starling House Sparrow Morning Dove W. Kingbird Black Phoebe E. Bluejay Cardinal Red-White A. Wild Hawk Gt. Blue Heron - 1 (Nic) June 17 Cameron, Missouri to Milwaukee, Wisc. - 600 mi. Hit heavy rain storm and Chicago, went to home of Dave & Mary Palmer: Milwaukee, arriving dark # 2030. Birds noted during day:

LIDICKER 1977 June 17 cont. Chimney Swift Brown Thrasher -1 Catbird Starling Gt. Blue Heron -3 (NCL) Rubi Homer Spinner E. Crow Stanton Hark June 18 Visited with Palmers, the NCL & I flew to Lansing, Michigan (North Central Airlines), leaving Milwaukee 1650 & arriving 1855. Don Christian picked us up at the airport & took us to the dormitories at Mich. State Univ. June 19 - 23 American Society of Mammalogists meeting in East Lansing. Naomi left early in the morning of the 23rd to drive to Chicago with the Bryan Glass's to see the King Tut exhibit at the Field Museum. I flew back to Milwaukee late afternoon. Naomi's brother (Hikaru) drove her to Milwaukee that evening arriving about midnight. June 24 Visited with Palmers in Wauwatosa, got minor repairs (oil change) on car, and visited Milwaukee Museum. Only birds of note: Cardinal, Homer Warbler. June 25 - Left with Palmers & I left home, & headed N for their cabin on Lake Superior near Ontonagon, Michigan. Their cabin is a few miles W of Ontonagon, ~1 mi. past the Potato River. Arrived in the afternoon. June 26-29 - Vacationed on Lake Superior.

LIDDELL 1977 Visited copper mine near Chardand, canoed up the Potato River & next small River to west, etc. Birds seen in this vicinity (25-28 June): Common Loon - 1 Chimney Swift - 10+ Green Heron - 3 Ruby Th Hummingbird - 2+ Belts Jay - 1 juv. Yel. sh. Fi: chew - 15+ Red Iv. Magpie - 2+ Red-looked Warbler - 1 Sparrow Hawk - 1 Yel. bel. Sparrow - 2 Midwest. Lark - 1 Downy Woodpecker - 2 Killdeer - 1+ E. Kingbird - 1+1 dead Yellow Warbler - 1 Gosled Flycatcher - 3+ Spotted Sandpiper - 10+ incl. ngs. Phoebe - 6+ Henning Bull - 6+ Alder Flycatcher - 1 Cay: an Tern - 1 Least Flycatcher - 10+ Rock Dove - vic. Ontotagan only E. Wood Pewee - 15+ Mourning Dove ? - 1 Tree Swallow - 35+ Night Heron - 5+ Brown Swallow - 20+ Cliff Swallow - 5-0+ Vervy - 30+ Rayk-winged Swallow .2+ Cedar Waxwing - 10+ Purple Martin - 6+ (N. Wisc.) Starling - 10+ N. Raven - 2 Red-eyed Vireo - 10+ Can. Crow - 10+ Black-whit Warbler - 5- B.c. Chickadee - 15+ Goth-winged Warbler - 1 Horned Warbler - 1 Nashville Warbler - 1 Cedarbird - 3+ Yellow Warbler - 1 Robin - 30's myrtle Warbler - 10+ Wood Thrush - 6+ Chesnut-sided Warbler - 2

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LIDICKER 1977 june 25-29 bird list cont. Overbird - 15+ Yellowthroat - 2+ Ceanote Warbler - 1 juv. Am. Redstart - 40+ Horned Lark - Ontario ga E. Meadowlark - 1 Red-wing - 12+ Baltimore Oriole - 4+ Total ? 64 species. june 29 cont. - left Pelors at 1740, and mid. 64 west to south to Bayfield [illegible] .28 & Wakefield + US 2 to Duluth, Minn. stopped for dinner in Superior, Wisc. The drive on (des kersath 35)^ to Winnebago, Minn. before =247 m:15 p.m. today. Stopping for the night, Birds seen from Peloros to Duluth (when it got dark): Whistling Swan - 5 ad & 2 eggs. Wood Duck - 1 Kingfisher - 2 Am. Bittern - 2+ cliff Swallow - ++ Barn Swallow - ++ Yellow Warbler - 1 Upland Plover ?-1 (NIL) Red-wing Corn, Snipe Starling Horned Sparrow Con. Snipe - 10+ Cacklet - 10+ Rose-tbr. Grosbeak - 4+ Purp. Finch - 4 Am. Goldfinch - 10+ Chipping Sparrow - 10+ White-throated Sparrow - 3 Song Sparrow - 15+ E. Kingbird - 5+ Robin E. Bluebird ?-1 (JL) Killdeer - 3+ Herring Gull - 2+ Con. Coot - 15+ Night-hawk - 1 N. Raven - 1

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LIDICKEN 1977 Jun 30 - Drove into St. Paul, visited neighborhoods in which I want to live. Went to St. Paul campus of Univ. of Minn. after lunch looking up Peter Jordan at library, fishing on tandem deck. Then went to Minneapolis campus & Bell Museum where we visited Elmer Bivins. Also saw Bud Tordoff & Ken Cortina. Then we went to Lake Nokomis where we went for a swim (almost 180). Although it was chilly, it seemed warm after Lake Superior. Also had good 2 help days Black-crowned Night Herons fishing on the lake - flying over deep water & hovering just while on the wing. Legs dangled into the water occasionally, several specimens were obtained. None of the herons have been to land while we watched. Briefly visited Minnehaha Falls, then had dinner before proceeding to Bloomington where we visited with Derham & John Butler (2000 to ~2230). Then we drove SW on US 169 to Belle Plaine where we stopped for the night (Belle Plaine Motel). On 170 miles traveled this day. Birds noted today: Pectoral Spotted Hawk Black & White Warbler Com. Grebe Yel sh. Flicker Storking, Horn Sparrow Red-eyed Vireo Orange Dm. Catbird Barn Swallow Green Heron - 1 Tree Swallow Gt, Blue Heron - 1 Night Hawk Black-crowned Night Heron - 6+ (Lake Nokomis)

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LIDICKER 1977 July 1 Belle Plaine, Minn. to Sioux City, Iowa, via US 169, Minn., & Iowa 60. Then US 75 to Lincoln, Nebraska, & Interstate 80 to Kearney. 499 mi. (Skelly Lane Motel). Birds noted: Barb Swallow Dickcissel - com. in Neb Austin Dickcink - 1 (nr. St. Sioux City, Neb.) Horn Sparrow Cliff Swallow Sterling Belt. cr. Nt. Horn - 1 (Minn.) Morning Dove Sparrow Hawk - sev. W. Meadowlark Franklin's Gull - 35+ E. Kingbird - many Chiming Swift W. Kingbird - 1 Red-wing Killdeer Night Hawk - 1+ Pheasant - 1 July 2 Kearney, Neb. to Boulder, Colorado: 484 mi. Birds noted Kearney to Neb.-Colo. line on Interstate 76: M. Dove Chiming Swift - 1 Corn Breeze K:11 deer Sterling Yel. s.t. Flicker - 1 Austin Red-belted Woodpecker - 3+ W. Meadowlark Common Tern - 2 Horn Sparrow Barb Swallow Meadowlark - 2 Cliff Swallow Swainson's Hawk - 2+ Tree Swallow? - sev. Violet Plater - 2 Prairie Chicken? - 1 Oriole - 1 Also a coyote has been between N. Platte & Ogz/12/14,

July 2 cont. + 2 buffelo seen total - 1 hen + ) from with cattle From sth line to Boulder total: Sherman's Hawk - 1 Franklin's Bull - 1 resident. hawk - 1 Barn Swallow - + St. Bl. Heron - 2 Avocet - 15+ resident duck - 1 (best Cinnamon Teal) M. Dove. Took Queen with 76 + US 6 to Col. 7 to Boulder. Stayed at home of Gen & Phyllis Smith. July 3 - Visited Sally Tarroux (Tarroux kennels) between Golden & Arvada. Then (about noon) headed for Morrison + got on US 285 heading SW. Bailed out going up to Konoshe Pass (10,001 ft.). The US. 50 to Gunnison: bailed out only once climbing to Monarch Pass (11,392 ft.) & Gunnison turned N on Col. 135 to Crested Butte + then on 8.4 mi. to Gothic = Rocky Mt. Biological Laboratory (9500 ft.). Arrived ~ 1945 (162 mi: in today). Birds noted from Boulder to Gunnison: Blk M. Mayfly- Steller's Jay Turkey Vulture W. Marshwaker Red-tailed Hawk - 2 resident. Eg. Falcon Squab sp. ? Brown's Blackbird Red sl. F)ichv. Red-wing Baton Plour sp. (best Mt. Plain)-1 Barn Swallow Cliff Swallow

LIDICKER 1977 Jug 3 cont. T[illegible] Violet gr. Sinclair - 1+ McClure - 1 4 Burd-tailed Hummingbird Talked with Dave & Ann Armstrong before moving into our cabin & then with John Holden. Jug 4 - Worked on lectures for course in Adv. Topics - Pop. Biol. Went to Crested Butte for Independence Day Parade, etc. Returned afternoon & worked more on lectures. Dinner at Holdens cabin in eve. (with Paul + Ann Clark) Jug 5 - Class 1-5 pm. evening lecture to entire lab. After party at Elvick's Jug 6 - class 8-12 & 1-5. Explained area is S. Gothic (S.N. Coffee Creek) for Jon: the trapping sites. Jug 7 - Went to Lake Meridian N.W. Crested Butte & ran on our logs o Craig Holden could fish. After lunch explored with Jeff the slopes of Mt. Gothic on W. side of East River, especially looking for microtus sgr. Due to the low snow cover last winter small mammal populations are very low, esp. Microtus. Hibernators such as Eretnias minimus & Callospermophilus lateralis are abundant, however, so we in Zygos, according to Dave Armstrong. We found a few winter nests of Microtus, & just a few instances of cutting. From 16:15-18:10 Jeff & I set out traps w/ the East River. We set 22 lg. Sherman's in heavy snow for Microtus. The 8 noon & noon after lunch from further up the slope. Finally we set 15 Mus. species along the

LIDICKER 1977 July 7 cont. edge & willow thickets Total 45 days Live trap level up Day 8 - checked trap after breakfast (~0745) Live traps: M. crista montana, -1 (WLC#3553) Paryscaea maniculatae -2 in huck grass (released) Snap traps: Jiffys 5 - Entericus minimus -1 (WLC#3566) Paryscaea maniculatae -1 WLC 10 - Sorrex cinerinus -1 (WLC#3551) Cathiconops -1 (WLC#3552) P. maniculatae -3 Total catch = 10 Stinked the stream od Cathiconops with some members of the class looking on. After lunch, just killed a tissue samples from the microtomes using this as demonstration to 4 members of the class. Then led them w/with scissors & autopsy of 4 dead P. maniculatae as class exercise, & started specimens & data over to Bob Melton (member of class) from U. Chicago who is doing a special project on Paryscaea. 1530-1800 with Jeff, Kim, & Craig Holden went out on trappings. Result 22 by Shinn's - huck grass. Set 2 mus. spec. in large root mass nearby, 3 for water streams along a small stream, & 3 more in second large root mass. Picked up 8 by Sk. in huck grass; 1 trap held a Entericus (WLC#3554) minimus; remaining 7 were in muddy meadow with had a little better cover & a few cattails were found. Of 15 snap traps along willows, most 5 by mice (caught 1 P. maniculatae), picked up 5 & went 5 Jiffys (by (1=WLC#3564) & #3565 contained 2 Entericus minimus & 1 adult M. crista

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LIDICKER 1977 Aug 8 cont. longicaudus (WZL#3559). Set 5 additional Mus. spec. in the willow thicket & 5 in open forest. Finally the large set of Mus. spec. around the edge of a beaver dam for water shrews. Then additional 5-minute counts gave total of 15 for the day. Then Jeff, Kim, & I went 5 and set 10 Mus. spec. (pleasant with bait) in heavy willow thickets along the S. side of Copper Creek (just W. of the bridge). Finally we set 10 Mus. spec. along the top of a ridge in S. Gothic (up the slope to the east clear an old cornfield) which had nice brush & many green stems. cutting along it, & thought this might be a place to catch a Phaeocerys. This gave total of 80 trips out (29 Shrews + 51 Mus. spec.). Aug 9 Picked up all traps after breakfast (starting 0745). Sagebrush ridge - P. maniculatus - 2 Willows along Copper Creek - P. maniculatus - 4 Entomias minimus -1 (no.3561) Zapus - 1 (still hardy climber; WZL#3555) 22 live traps + Entomias minimus -2 (released) Mus musculus montanus, -1 (WZL#3558) Zapus -1 (WZL#3557) M. castor longicaudus - 1 (WZL #3554). This last was dead in the trap - 1/2 live traps set separately from the rest in one little bogy logs, etc. 3 water shrew sets along stream - E. minimus -1 (WZL#3564) & other 2 traps were spring 15 trips in & around edge of willows - P. maniculatus -2

Additional names seen and traffic included male deer - 2 Mammote flavivates - saw. Merdes american - 1 caught - live trap by others Ontario guthkin - 1 (Northern lake)

LIDICKER 1977 Aug 9 cont. Cetronomops - 2 (#3562 + 3563) Other trito groups caught nothing. This gave total of 18 animals caught per day or 33 for both days. Gave skinning demonstration for 2 hours to the class (will #3554). Then NIL & I processed 4 live animals for blood & tissues. After lunch, skinned 3 more animals (#3553, 3559, 3560); Naomi & the dogs did most of the cleanup work, I org scored it up & pinned it out. At 1515 left with John & Craig Holdren & Kelly (their "baby sister") in a car to go to Emerald Lake (~10,000ft) up road toward Schotfield Pass. John & the boys fished (John caught 1 nice rainbow trout). Went into Crested Butte (1900) for dinner (Sourdough) with Holdren's, Ehrlicks, & Bill Baker & wife (B's:11 is now chairman of Zoology at Univ. of Utah & former boss of Univ of Chicago). Got back ~2330. July 10 - After lunch, packed up & left the lab at 1415. Birds seen in Gothic & vicinity 3-10 July (actually Garrison to Garrison): * Ferruginous Hawk - 1 (old plum) Spinner Hoot - sev. Red-tailed Hummingbird - 3 #89 Killdeer Red-sh. F1:der - con. Upland Plover - 1 (near Garrison) Yel. Intl. Flycatcher - con. Common Snipe - 1 Alder Flycatcher - 2 dr.+ 2005 + 1 Spotted Sandpiper - con. 2007 Mourning Dove - (Garrison area only) W.Wood Pewee Broad-tailed Hummingbird - con. Olive-sided Flycatcher - 2+

L'ICKEN 1977 3-10 jug bird list cont. V.-gr. Swallow - 1+ Twen Swallow - 6+ Barn Swallow - con. Cliff Swallow, con. Gray Jay Steller's Jay Dill-killed Mergans (Gunnison are only) Con. Raven Black-capped Chickadee - 6+ Mt. Chickadee - 4+ Red-breast Nuthatch -1 Dipper - 1+ Robin - con. Steinson's Thrush - seen by voice Hamlet Thrush - 1 seen by NLC W. Bluebird - 1 ? W/ buffy breast and Gthic + many egg. Mt. Bluebird - seen at Lake Mexicain + probably most of them at Gotic Pine Grosbeak - 1 M. Pine Siskin - con. Ann Goldfinch - seen, heard Green-tailed Towhee -1 Vesper Sparrow -1 (often very lyrical) R. cv. Xingled -5+ Warbling Vireo -4 Yellow Warbler - con. Ardenlon's Warbler - 10+ MacGillivray's Warbler -2 (W/ 1 in the data) Wilson's Warbler -1 W. Meadowlark (Gunnison are only) Brown's Blackbird (" ) Red-wing ( " ) Brown-headed Cowbird -1 ? W. Tanage -3+ Bth-headed Grosbeak - 1 ? Lazuli Bunting - 1 M. Cassin's Finch - con. Junco (Personally Gray- headed) -2+ Chipping Sparrow -2+ White-throated Sparrow - almost Lincoln's Sparrow - con. From Gunnison drove W on US 50. Detoured on Colo. 347 to visit Black Canyon of the Gunnison Natl. Monument (car hiked over once trying up to it). Continued on to Grand Junction where we spent the night, Total ? 187 mi. driven today.

L. DICKEN 1977 July 10 cont. Birds noted Garrison to Montrose, Col.: Red-wing W. Tongue - 18 Brown Blackbird W. & Cassin's Kingbird V.-green Swallow Starling (Mr. Montrose) Barn Swallow M. Dove Wk., thr. Swift. Robin Green-tailed Towhee Montrose to Grand Jet: : M. Dove Night hawk Lots of Pipiswelles, herons seen. July 11 Took Interstate 70 from Grand Jet. to Salina, Utah. Then Utah 26 to Delta with doctor Vic Tilbman + Utah 100, US 50 to Ely, where we had dinner, + the US 6 to Tongue. As there are no hotels between Ely & Tongue, so all can fall in Tongue (due the hotel). We went to Miller's Rest stop, 12 mi. W of town on US 6-95 & camped for the night. It was ~ midnight by the time we got camped. Total miles for day 655! Between Ely & Tongue saw lots of Ditchwings on the road & some other wildcats & also many hawks & cottaontails. July 12 Left Rest stop at 0650 & continued W. on Pipiswelles, kestrels are flying and cars at US 6. Had breakfast at Coolidge, in Benton, Calif., switched to Calif 120 & continued into Yosemite Natl. Park. Birds noted from campfire to Sierra Nevada: Ely Sparrow Morning Dove Harold Lark Brown's Blackbird

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LIDICKEN 1977 Aug 12 cont. Cassins Kingbird White-necked Raven Had lunch near Tuolumne Meadows. Drove thru Yosemite Valley & then back onto Calif. 120. Had dinner at occasion. Birds noted in the Sierra: Steller's Jay Green-tailed Towhee? - 1 Calif. Duck Robin Pine Grosbeak - 16 Brown's Blackbird Mt. Chickadee Audubon Warbler - 1 Cassin's Finch Continued on Calif. 120 to Manteca & beyond, & then Quicksilver, 205 & 580 to the Bay Area. Arrived home ~ 2245. Total ? 397 miles for day. Total m: long for trip = 6197.

LIDICKER 1978 Alaska Trip 19-24 May May 19 - Left S.F. early on United flight 0930 for Seattle; or ~1115. After waiting until 1345 for Alaska Air flight to Fairbanks, it was cancelled due to foggy - had scramble for space on other flights. Struggled into Alaska flight at 1400 failed, but then it took minutes I got on a Western flight to Anchorage leaving 1430 (actually left 1500). In Anchorage, managed to find space on a Western flight to Fairbanks leaving 1815 (1615 PT). Tried to call Jerry at Inst. N. Farming from Anchorage but failed to get him. Arrived Fairbanks 1930, to Jerry Wolff we then to meet me. We stopped by Inst. when I called Bonnie: Bonnie regarding her thesis. Then we went to Bob & Judy Weeden's house to visit with Charlie Krebs who was in town briefly to give a seminar (I missed it at 1530). Also talked to Dave Klein & Gary & Peggy Surrency. Judy Weeden is former classmate ? Krebs at UCSB, a dean type thing. And ? Beck for many years at U of Alaska. Stayed at Jerry's apartment town. May 20 - Packed up for trip to Hess Creek, left ~1030. Partly cloudy. Spring is now advanced than 1 year ago, with birches & aspens almost fully leafed out. As we drove north, deadshot was more noticed around Hess Creek, hardwoods or just beginning to

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LIDICKER 1978 My 2nd cast. Cast out, this is almost to size of our grass growth, tom small parts on growing. Mod. wind. Set our grid traps 1330-1440. Did not hear any vocalizations. Jerry set 3 extra traps to hidden in SW corner of grid. Before we left we had caught #1279 at this SW midden. Set 5 days and end of our middens at the "27 mi. site" at 1445-1500. Jerry had metal poles set then with his head full. At "27.8 mi.", we set 10 mus. specs (Swe.) in the woods & returned growing trails. (1500-1515). This is the draw end of the grid (N. side of road) we had 5 mus. spec. and a hidden wild boar trap. We found large volumes of old bear scat, one of which had considerable ice in it, I saw a wild boar sitting right on frozen ground. We also found a recently made nest of dry grass. No cache was found. Later we set 10 mus. sp. (Swe.) along the road to our camp on the Plymorker supply dump, where we have camped before. We moved the trailer Jerry had left along this supply road up to the top of the hill. We got into camp just in time for a rain storm which was partly sleet & lasted until 1900. On drive from Jemts to West Camp, saw two snowmobiles driving along side the road. 1930 - Started out to check traps. Still raining off & on until about 2000. Had a good look at a black chip before leaving camp. Left grid until last. Camp now

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LIDICKER 1978 May 20 cont. Trap - 1 M.x 3, 5 fish: bow & grid - avg 1 fang trap. At 27.8 mi., had 2 M.x (4 ½) + 1 Chatter mackies. At 27 mi. trap, had 2 M.x and red hitches. After checking grid traps, set crawncent line S & N grid, 5 fish (Shiners) each. Lots of M.x sign especially S grid. Walked back to old day w/with a grid & M.x sign in front throughout the town area, although perhaps not as dense as near the creek bottoms. Saw lots land crabs & seemed to be alot of activity. Found mackerel scat how mud which was almost undying for 2 hours & M.x. We didn't catch too much or grid fishing became the main engament activity. Back in camp we could hear winnowing a strike by M in the Hess Creek bottoms below camp. Got to head at 2145 even though the sun was shining. May 21 - Plan grid 0700-0800, fished checked rest of fishing line & back to camp @ 0900 for breakfast. Weather warming & too cool, sand & surface water frozen. Picked up 3 little fish on SW hidden-off grid. At 27.8 mi.. - caught 2 J&J C.r. At 27.5 (drawn N side) got 1 M.x 4, + at trap day camp end, I got 1 3' + 1 4' M.x in my line & 5 fish. The S crawncent line off the grid extends for ~ 25 mi. from T-line. Caught M.x was taken: 4 ft deep but not the furthest out. After breakfast we drove to upper Hess Creek camp road (mi. 24). I got out to hike and

LIDICKER 1578 May 21 cont. This was a walk back to the grid (mi 28). Jerry drove on into Liverpool to get more oatmeal so we had him as I bait. Birded around the Mass Creek bottoms & walked back to Ludlum mi 25026 before Jerry got back & picked me up (12:15) We checked traps on our way back. Got 1 # from 27.8 + at 27.9 1# Mx + 1# Cr. No flying along camp road. While I checked grid traps, Jerry and additional crewmen lined out the grid so we can have 7 on the East side (parallel to line 10 & 30 going), 8 on West side, subtracting line dogs on S side for total of 70 + 5 Mmrs. Specific set 30-50 m. away from South ; and on N. side - 50' to 2 m. line traps for total of 7 + 5 mrs. Span at least 50 m. from grid & reflecting to the road. Back for lunch at 14:00 . At 15:30 we headed out again. Jerry checked grid while I re-set the entire grid, saving virtually every trap & checking bait rate. Jerry on southeast line & also on Northwest at 27.8 + 27.9 mrs. Caught 1 banded Mx # + 1# Cr. on N. crescent camp trap line. Also got 2# Mx. at 27.9 traps. After dinner we headed for the traps ~ 19:45. Checked camp & rod trap first. I moved all 5-# trims to new locations; Jerry used 4/5 # kits & caught 1# Mx. At 27.8, Jerry had 1 Cr. + 1 white-crowned Sparrow ; caught 3# Lb's 5 traps. I moved all 5 # trims. Then we went to 27 mi. south, & back to grid. The grid was

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LIDICKER 1978 May 21 cont. Does close 2.00 to 2.10. Lastly, in which 12 days at 27.9 x... I was doing the camp now. Camp is now no. ex - suppos[illegible] comment his set like N & S [illegible] grid. On 22 Mx for W. comment lines has worked. Weather - sunny + relatively warm with SE to SW wind. Watched sun go down ~ 2300, it was a bit dark to distinguish to Handrail. May 22 - It doesn't really get dark before sunset + sunrise about 0300, so one can walk a mile or two without artificial lights. Started out for dolphins 0650. Picked up all traps. Got back to camp for breakfast 0900. Grand frogs again this morning but had a depth as yesterday. The light was definitely worse, + there is also more mosquitoes out today. There were almost as many as I felt, but they in the large, slow-moving kind which are not very bothersome. Packed my camp, loaded the trailer down to the foot of the camp road, + then went to first gear end of the grid area where we dug up a Mx mound which was built among the roots [illegible] chunk of hillside. It contained a large nest, dry but not obviously newly built at a large (1/4 buried) midden cluster. The midden contained about 3 points I used a soggy Equisetum rhizomes which was apparently all that remained of winter stems. Both mud + midden were excavated over roots + buried small logs, so were well-protected. Then we dug up a few additional superficial mound segments in the first day

LIDICKSK 1978 May 22 cont. additional heat on mid-dens. Atmst 11/0, we headed for fox holes. Stopped = Liverpool Ave and 4th at Sam's. They had ham & cheese for $3.95 or chicken & ham for $3.50, but as they were all out of ham, we had cheese sandwiches for $1.80. Birds seen near Horse Creek: G.W. Teal - 3 + 8♀ Mark Hawk - 1 ♂ (on way up to Hors Ct.) S2.-shored Hawk - 1 ♀ Least Sandpiper - 1 Lesser Yellowlegs - 1 Snipe - 3+ (1♀r. watched near Hors Ct.; when we came down & he spread the feathers on back & tail fluttered violently. After awhile he took off & started wandering.) Hawk Owl - 1 + (12/08 = #17 - two men saw carp for 1hr. + (2315-2345) & called intermittently); call sounded like Saw-whet Owl but louder & a little less wavering); also found a pellet on our grid which by size seems likely to have been Plains). Flicker - 10♂ Horned Lark - 3 V.gr. Snaildarter - 30♂ Tiger Snaildarter - 20♂ Grey Jay - 5+ Common Raven - 5+ Boreal Chickadee - 10♂ Raven - 25♂

LIDICKER 1978 May 22 cont. Hyloichis sp. - heard only = Swinon's Thrush R. cv. Kinglet - 5+ War P.p.t - 1 Yellow-winged Warbler - 6+ Rusty Blackbird - 1 fr. + Fox Sparrow - 20+ Whi. cv. Sparrow - 20+ Lincoln's Sparrow - 1 Severance sp. - 1? (heard only - grass dog can't tell) Got back to Farmville - time to get legs by flew and spiraled - tip book. Thought about designing our M.X. The Electric Orange was design for going to work in teaching. There totaled 10 as follows: S. caesareae - 4 N. ' ' ' ' - 2 27,8 N. side - 4 One additional individual was used to test - a Canadian type. Went to Jerry's apartment to work with & the Red Line with Maurine at the Tikki Cave restaurant. May 23 After lunch, Jerry & I went to the institute of N. Forestry. I finished and typing the Volo. Then Jerry & I worked on our paper reporting on their life history. After lunch we worked on our date, getting ready seeing for me to give a paper on this work in Brno next month. At 1630 I went to the other end of campus to visit with Phil Gibson & his

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LIDICKER 1978 May 23 cont. Waggon Hanson & Lars Eberhardt from Los Alamos Lab in N. Mex. who work on the N slope (and) Prudhoe Bay) on foxes, shrews, small mammals, etc. Then talked briefly to George West & Steve MacLean. Back to Wolf's Inn where we had early dinner for us. 2 o'clock dinner met John Fox who is theoretical ecologist from Univ of Wyoming & Univ of Chicago & now on staff at Univ. of Alaska May 24 Other birds seen and Fe-Marks: Harpy Gull - 1+ Snow Gull - 1+ Swainson's Thrush - heavy load Horned Flycatcher - 5+ land only Baldfish - 1 Jr. Cliff Swallow - 10+ Had breakfast with Jerry Marven. Went to INF where we got some frozen working together from the back to the Bay Area. Called Don Calkins in Anchorage to talk about our sea lion job (missed him on first try, but he called me back later). Talked with Ted Dyrvess, Director of INF. Went to Inst. Marine Sci. to look for Bud Fay; he wasn't in so left him a message. Also met briefly Don Bergelley as Jerry's friend Joanna at IAB. Arrived at Fairbanks airport ~ 10:00 & left on Alaska Airlines flight at 10:30. Stopped in Anchorage for ~ 40 min. then to Seattle. Arr. Oakland ~ 20:15. Retrieved baggage by 21:00 & took BART home.

LIDICKER 1978 European Trip June 12 - July 11 June 12 - Left for Atlanta, Georgia to attend ASM meetings in Athens, Ga. Went with Peggye Pearson, Ed Stone, Transfer of Soc. met us at the airport & drove us to Athens in Leo's rented car. June 13-17 ASM meetings. On 17th, Dave Krohn drove me to Atlanta about 1645. Got plane at 1900 for NYC. June 18-19 Visited relatives in N.Y. On 19th, schedule to leave for Frankfurt at 1945. Plane was delayed June 20 later until 2335. This got me into Frankfurt 4 hrs. later so I missed my connecting flight to Prague. As it turned out, the connecting flight was cancelled anyway because the President of Libya was visiting Czechoslovakia & so the Prague airport was closed all morning. Thus Naomi was still in Prague Frankfurt when I arrived & we left together on a Czech Airlines flight ~ 1600. We finally checked into the International Hotel in Brno ~ 2030, too late to attend the opening ceremonies of the II International Theological Congress. June 24-27 ITC Congress: Brno. June 28 Left on Post-congress tour of S. Bohemia. Highlights: Telc castle, Jindrichuv Hradec, Trebic (especially the library), Ceska Budejovice cafeteria snack). Zvikov Hotel in Zvikovske Podhradi (just S & conference of Otava & Vltava rivers). June 29 - Went S to E to Soběslav & thia

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LIDICKÁ 1978 June 29 cont. Veseli n.l. to Lesnické Myslivecká + Rybarské Múzeum (+ Břidlinka) = Zámek Hradec (with stocks next to me). Lannice + Lišov to Hluboké Castle - Hluboké on the Vltava R. + back to Hotel Zvíkov. June 30 Left hotel early for Prague via Čimelice + Dobříš. Dr. & Mrs. Sokolov left the tour that Am by car so as to catch a plane ~ 1200 from Praha to Moscow. After checking into the Alcron Hotel + having lunch at the park (The Chalice) which is famous as the setting for the start of the Prot. Schweike novel, we toured Pracha Castle + were returning to the hotel in mid afternoon. The rest of the Russians then went to the airport to go to Moscow. This left out 11 on our tour plus our guide “Tom”; Went to outdoor concert in evening with Tony + Jane Lee, Pat Woolley, & William Lopez-Forment, Don + Helen Hoffmeister & Jiro Kikkawa, (following members of group were Dr. & Mrs. Nishiwaki.) July 1 Continued tour visiting Konopiště Castle near Benešov, Slapy Lake Dam & via Zboršlav to Karlštejn Castle + kindly bridge to Lidice, before returning to Hotel Alcron in Praha. In evening went to theater with Lee’s, Woolley, Lopez-Forment & Kikkawa & with guide Tom. Saw Mary Taylor & Bill Camp & Kathy Kemper at Hotel. July 2 Tour officially ended after breakfast. Welldy and Prague with Lees until ~ 1400. Nishiwaki & Kikkawa left early in pm; Hoffmeister left last evening

LIDICKEN 1978 Jug 2 cont. ~ 2200 to take overnight train to Vienna. Met Jark Waldman + Uri Riddler in old town square. At 1454 left on train for Vienna. Travelled w/ Wm Hojag - Forrest + Gordon + Carol Kirtland (the latter had been on the High Tatra tow). Arr. = Wien 2100 when Dick Sey met us with his rented car & he drove to Stadion Hotel. Jug 3 Walked around Vienna for couple h hours, then checked into hotel & drove to Laxenbury where he visited Roy Kilbourn (wife Ulrike, son Stephen) at 1 USSA. After lunch w/ Roy, the 3 of us left to drive to Switzerland. From Laxenbury went to Baden + Alland to the autobahn west. At Salzburg we met W. Barney. Just S. J. Rosenheim, found 5 again in Austria. Started to rain at about Salzberg & continued well into Austria. Stayed for night in village of Kematen, just w. of Innsbruck (Gästhaus Alterwirt). Set 18 small St. live traps (12 = set by the Gästhaus + 6 = the Gästhaus cellar (winter ham & bacon stored there). Traps loaded with rolled oats + bits of bacon. Birds: check list in Czechoslovakia (June 20-Jug 2): Gt. Crested Grebe - 1 y White Stork - 15 ± Black-necked Grebe - 2 ± Mute Swan - 10 ± Little Grebe - sev. Mallard - 30 ± Night Heron - 6 Gadwall - 10 ± (Grey) Heron - 2 ± Teal/Duck - 40 ±

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LIDICKER 1978 Pochard - 35+ Coat - many Buzzard - 2+ Bik. kite - 2+ Henner, wounded - 2 Kestrel - com. Wood Pigeon - few Black Dove - com. Twelfth Don - com. Com. Shallow - com. Horn Martin - com. Handed Crow - com. Magpie - one. Jay - 1+ Starling mudcat titmouse - family must Tits & wrens - 1 Lizard - 2+ Chaffinch - 10+ Goldfinch - 25+ July 4 Only additional birds of interest seen - Austria was 2 Nightjays seen - Vienna. Caught nothing - trips at Kemmelen. Walked around village & took a few photos. Then we continued W. toward Switzerland. Went through La Duche + Pfunds, to or into Switzerland. At around noon I left & got ladder into the open air - got 1400 in want to leave but lunch at St. Moritz. Then we headed up over Bernina Pass into the Poschiava Valley. At main land of

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L'icker 1975 July 4 cont. Afternoon & evening Explored to Adria books & then studied setting forth. Campocolozno: 5 small sl & 5 mus of a small town, looking down & from Zalende (just SW of Campascio & on W side of R): 5 sl & 1 kitch & old barn being renovated; caves & old Mus Poschiavines by hard white rock on the big old boulders. Also saw 5 mus of a [illegible] bosano. Brusio - long thin neat 5 shop, it's like dogs. Owner said they run 'no pets'. Then he left 5 live trips with lady & hogan - Angelis Custodi, the largest village in the valley to set forth in the barn. Then we returned to San Antonio (just below Poschiavo) & checked into Pension Apollo 12. About 1730 we cut 1 live trip in the hotel cellar (cantina) & 9/14 mus of outside (18 of them were along side the barn in a sheltered work area (mini-pancella) & 4 were northern landscape & the barn. This gave total of 32 live data or 26 shop trips cut (n=6.5/6). But we got tired. Always find 2 groves of trips, some hits & leaves were missed as well. The valley is quite heavily settled & agricultural from Angelis Custodi on down. Quite a few places when we asked about 'topolini' said they had none, especially daytime in the valley. July 5 Continuing rain almost continuous until ~1300. After breakfast at 0800, we studied books. At the hotel we had only 3 Academys (syllabus) in the

Lidicker 1978 4 traps set along trail of the wood pile. Other traps just a few feet away in the work area were untouched. Left on all * traps except these 4. Then we went down the valley to Brosio: 1 Mars (WZL #3602) f - snap trap; at 10 traps picked up. Zelande: 1 Abdomens, f - snap trap = treatment (WZL 3603) + 1 M.sp. = live trap = kitchen. Picked up Mrs. Sp. Leaving only 4 Sk. remaining = kitchen. At Campocologno: catch nothing. Reset traps all following - 5 sk + barn 3 live traps under some fields of black plastic sheets (some across road) barns seen), + 5 live traps = Cantina of the house. The 5 traps left at Angelici Costantini produced nothing; they were retrieved. Then we returned to hotel where we caught our 2nd live Mars & discarded the others. 2 Sk, and the Mars & the Abdomens from Zelande. Tissues, skulls + skeletons were saved from all 5. About 1515 started out again. I from very close to barn in Zelande where we truffled (belonging to Sr. Ferrari) we set traps at ~1600: after they left - 3 sks; empty skulls later - 3 live traps; manure pile untouched - 2 live + 1 snap. We asked at a few more homes, but couldn't find any additional places to trap in Zelande. To went on to Campocologno. Then we set at 2 additional live traps near the plastic sheets set earlier this AM. Also submitted other 3 traps with fancy bait (cats + a chocolate flavored spread = Nutella). Set 10 Mrs. Sp around + near the garden at this same site.

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LIDICKER 1978 July 5 cont. One of the 2 ladies then gave us a box of respirator & 1 of aspirin which they had just picked. At Brusio we went back to the hay barn we had trappled last night & out 4 live toads & 3 frogs in the barn; in the centre of the barn across the street (proctors & unions stand nearby), we set 2 frogs & 3 live toads & a neighbour next door took 2 live toads to set. In order to make all these new sets, we removed all evening trap toads from the Pensione & had 12 of the live toads. Returning to the Pensione we (was set on) went with a man who we presume is the father of the (This time out to be not them?) lady who runs the Hotel. He took us high up on the mountain side to the W where he has a house at 1480 m. ("Carona"). This is about 2-3 below San Antonio (clear view with the upper edge of the Lago). We set our remaining 5 live toads & 4 frogs in a small room where the cats could not enter. Then we looked around some of the beautiful meadows above them & found crickets in one place. Coming down we borrowed the hotel ladies' two old dead birds with us. This man (presumed grandfather of the kids) said the mice in his barn were now special kind. He also recognized one species of Mrs Josef worms as the "tobacco worm"! Summary 9 days out: Hotel -> 85 live 0 songs (I was inadvertently left out) Zelanda - 9 4 Campocologno - 10 15 Brusio - 9 5 (cont.)

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LIDICKER 1978 July 5 cont. Caron - 5 4 tours - 38 + 28 = 6 x 6 Went out to Lou dinner at Altavilla Hotel: Paschiaro. Saw Red-tailed Shrike at [illegible] Brusia. July 6 600 up 0730. Pouring rain until about 1215. Choked 5 trips in vicinity of hotel after breakfast - no zebra. The the "grandfather" drove us up the mountain to Caron to pick up our traps there. We took along an 85 yrs. old man who lived i Canche can 40 yrs. & spoke some English. Traps produced nothing. From his description we think that the species "tojii" there may be some kind of dawnover. It was pouring while we were in Caron & the rain ceased slowly until we were 3/4 of the way back down the mountain. Needless to say it was also quite cold. The "grandfather" took us to a grainery just behind the hotel & across the river. The man then let us out traps inside and a wood pile with 20 quite a few more things around it. We sat 5 live & 4 trap traps. Then we went to Brusia, caught 1 M. joshuarivinus (will # 3604) in a mus. sp. & large barn. Nothing was caught - the centre across the street or i th 2 traps set by a neighbor. These last 2 were nearly out on top of a car so I moved them - rather close to his driveway. By then traps were left. At Zelande we caught nothing. One live trap & 1 snap from the brown pile was moved to the key loft when second traps had been sprung. At

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LIDICKER 1978 July 6 cont. Camilocagna we caught 3 Plectrurus sylvarius in the 10 sq. meters and 4 near the garden. There were around as well as 2 Squalus leaving out the 3 skimmers under the plastic sheets. We also picked up the 5 stragglers in the barn & the 5 skimmers in the cellar. We went 7 sh. and the barn (wood piles, etc.). As we were quite soaked by them, we returned to the hotel to change clothes (nic Pogliaro to buy postcards). We got back about 12:15. Then we started processing our catch, almost finishing before lunch at 13:00. Then we finished our animals, sharing only the skins that saving tissues from all 4, and went to the beach in Pogliaro. By this time it was sunny & clear. We also picked up the 5 remaining live daps in the hotel condition. Then we driving the mountain to Carco taking a few photographs. In an ancient meadow near the home of Carco where we had seen countless iguanas, we found 8 scaly skinks & 2 more along the forest edge. Then we went to Braccio to the outskirts of a spectacular waterfall. We talked to a man working in a vegetable garden, which included a patch of tobacco (this may be the highest patch of tobacco in the valley). He seemed to be familiar with Plectrurus p. (=tobacco lizard) & confirmed that they are most common in buildings in winter & move into the fields in summer. He asked him to be more specific. He said they were rare in the garden itself & pointed to the nearby wooded lands. We looked around in a field (unclear) next to the river & found numerous

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LIDICKEN 1978 July 6 cont. Muss-like lobs. Some could be mistaken for definite mornings were seen. We decided to set traps here as we went to Campocolongo and retrieved all but the 3 traps under the plastic. Set them 7 St. + 5 Muss. Sp. in the field, sleep on very dry clodhust (~180s). Then we returned to San Antonio and set our last 5 traps (live) in a small shed off the main grocery building which contained good brown signs. Setting 9 traps out: grazing live sunk Briosi: 9 5 Zalenda 9 4 campocolongo 3 Cernoba 10 Campascio 7 5 Total 38 + 28 = 66 Had dinner at Pension Naomi in Paschiero. Saw Red-tailed Slider again at Briosi and Mistle Thrush on 2nd side. July 7 No rain all day! Breakfast at 0800. Checked traps: steadily grazing - none. Picked up all traps at Campascio (always awful) and Campocolongo - none. At Zalenda we had 3 Muss Sp. in sunk traps set in the hay loft, as we saw 10 live traps in left & picked up 3 in stalls, + 1 by brown lake, +4 in kitchen across the street. Briosi on 7 traps - hay barn we had 1 dead + 1 live Muss; also 4 live traps around 3 snares. On the centre across the street we had 1 tiny microtine (Pitymyss?) in a live trap. We could not find the neighbour who had set 2 traps before. Then we climbed the mountain to Carenna to pick up our 10 traps in the snowdrift there. Caught 1 Sorex - 12 red

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LIDICKER 1978 July 7 cont. Well at 1 p.m. we were in the bunker. Then we returned to the Poschiavo to work on our catch. About noon the man who ran the grocery offered us D:ck & Naomi. I picked up our 9 traps then; catch - 1 Ajatamurus (infiltrations?) in a trap trap. Worked on mine until lunch at 0:00 or afterwards for another hour. I skinned 6 of our catch of 8 and we got kisses & complete skeletons from all. Then we went into Poschiavo to the bank & bought some glass-headed jars for preserving the mouse skins. Want to shed & sew up & after checking old exits, we went through the pile (I long in the wild contained food-looking brown holes - into this). We therefore picked up the 5 live traps there. Then we went down the valley to see a chick traps. At the Brasio key line, our 4 traps produced 2 live Mice, so we saw a total of 7 live birds then. Then we retrieved our 2 live traps from a migratory & in the process we took to a nearby deposit wild contained fields of old tobacco leaves & only two birds. We got 10 live traps then. At Campacologno we set 15 mice D: in a grassy field in wild orchid we had seen a few mouse- nized holes (no steps!). We also looked over several other fields which did not look as promising. In Campascio we found a large chicken farm where we got permission to set 6 St. traps and. Then we returned to Zalko to check our 10 traps in the day light. To our surprise we had 4 more live birds . We reset the ,0 traps. Then we set 9 mice D: in a storage shed next to the barn which

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LUDICKER 1978 Aug 7 cont. continued, in addition to clot a meeting, picked up trout trip from old skilled coffee beans. After returned to San Antonio, I met S man. of along a weedy bank of the river (with bottles etc.) 2000-2130 we had dinner at the Ristorante Bernina in Poschiavo, discovered that the owners lived many years in Dorval, Can.: and still have 4 children in that area. Summary of totals: San Antonio 5 Zolanda 10 9 Compascio 7 Compacologno . 15 Brusio 17 38 + 29 = 67 Weather: partly clear, but fairly strong wind blowing a quite chilly. Aug 8 - Breakfast at 0730. Picked up 5 trout along river. Had 1 #troutman which definitely seems to be of a different strain than the others we have been catching. It is smaller, has much smaller liver fat, etc. (WCL # 3612). Went to bottom of valley at Compacologno and worked on my back. At the 15 trap: at the field, caught nothing (as always). But Zolanda we had 1 #troutman - the real (WCL # 36'13); then traps picked up a smelt or all other snipe traps. In the day traps, we had 3 live minnows. The 10 traps then were supplemented with 4 more to make a total of 14. At Compascio we picked up the 7 live traps then in very can't nothing. Finally at Brusio, we caught 3

مجلس الشورى أدلى في جلسة المجلس العامة بتاريخ 2016/3/14 الموافق 28 رجب 1437هـ. وأنه قد تم إقرار عدد من المراسيم والمراسلات المتعلقة بالمجلس: - (مرسوم رقم 5) يتعلق بزيادة عدد أعضاء مجلس الشورى. - (مرسوم رقم 6) يتعلق بتعديل نظام عمل مجلس الشورى. كما تم تقديم عدة مقترحات وملاحظات تتعلق بالمشروعات المقدمة للمجلس، وقد تم مناقشتها وإصدار التوصيات اللازمة لها. وقد تم اعتماد مشروع قانون تنظيم العمل البرلماني في مجلس الشورى، والذي يتضمن: - زيادة عدد أعضاء المجلس إلى 150 عضواً بدلاً من العدد الحالي (75 عضواً). - تعديل نظام انتخاب الأعضاء وتوزيع المقاعد على الولايات والإمارات. - تعزيز دور المجلس في الرقابة على أعمال الحكومة ومراجعة القوانين. كما تم اعتماد مشروع قانون تنظيم مجلس الشورى، والذي يتضمن: - تحديد اختصاصات المجلس ووظائفه. - تنظيم إجراءات العمل داخل المجلس والجانسات العامة. - تحديد آليات انتخاب الأعضاء ونظام عملهم. وقد تم اعتماد عدة قرارات تتعلق بمجلس الشورى، ومنها: - (قرار رقم 1) يتعلق بتعيين أعضاء مجلس الشورى. - (قرار رقم 2) يتعلق بتحديد جدول الأعمال للمجلس. كما تم اعتماد عدة مراسلات ومراسيم تتعلق بمجلس الشورى، ومنها: - (مرسوم رقم 7) يتعلق بتنظيم عمل المجلس. - (مرسوم رقم 8) يتعلق بتعديل نظام العمل البرلماني في مجلس الشورى. وقد تم اعتماد عدد من التوصيات والمقترحات المتعلقة بمجلس الشورى، والتي سيتم عرضها للنظر في الجلسات القادمة.

LIDICKER 1978 July 8 cont. Mum & the boy left at morning in the tobacco station. We left them there and catching # more to the long train including 4 placed on top of the hay (along the edges), for a total of 13 - in the barn. Then we were returned to the pensione & I skimmed out the 2 guestrooms while Naomi locked. We left at 11:45 & headed for Milano. The address of the Pensione we stayed at is: From: Fallo-Battilana, Pensione Apollonia, 7749 Li Curt (Tel. 082-51503) It took us about 3 1/2 hrs. to get to the Milano airport (Linate), stopping off for a brief picnic lunch w/ of Sondrio. This gave us only a little over 1 hr. to our flight time of 17:50 (16:50 Swiss time). Dick then drove back to our trip house in Poschiavo for 1 more night of staying. In London we were met by our friend Brian Harbert & sons Paul & Alan. They drove us to their home - N. B. mckley where we spent the night. July 9 Harberts drove us back to the train when we arrived 13:00 for a flight at 4:40 to Chicago. Flight time was ~ 9 hrs. We were met by Naomi's brother Kirkman who drove us to M/L (Landen) where we had left Jeff & Ken with our friend the D.W. Palmers. July 10 - Relaxed in M/L (Landen) July 11 - With family flew home together arriving home ~ 15:00 (after a 2 1/2 hr. delay - flight in M/L (Landen)).

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LIDICKER 1978 Jackson Lake Lodge, Wyoming & INEL, Idaho 10-15 Sept. Sept. 10 - Flew to Jackson, Wyo., via Salt Lake City to attend review of Environmental Program of Idaho National Engineering Lab (D.O.E.) as member of 5-man review team. Invited by Doyle Markham who is in charge of group. Took bus from airlift to Jackson Lake Lodge & Teton Mt. Natl. Park. Sept. 11-12 - Seminar - Hand 35 pages. Rain + snow most of time. Saw motors briefly mid-afternoon 11th. For about 1 hr Lo. & late afternoon looked hard on 11th - sun & snow. Left ~ 1600 on 12th for Idaho Falls. Dinner w/ Markham & Dick Hanson (CSU). Sound mail in Sept. 13-14. Site visit at INEL talking to I got S.A. Jackson. investigators. Other members of review team were: Tom Hakanson - Los Alamos Burt Cushing - Batelle, Richland, Wash. Ted Weaver - Mont. St. U., Bozeman Clayton Wicks - BYU, Provo Stayed at Westlock Motel - Idaho Falls. Carl, Mary Ann, & Jan came Sept. 15 - Left 0700 for flight back to San Francisco via SLC. Got to MVZ about 1000. Birds noted: Horned Grebe - 4 (INEL) Trumpeter Swan - 5 (1 dr., 2 ad., 2 jrs., 1 col + egg.) on small lake just N of Jackson Lake Lodge mallard - 10+ (JLL) Gosnell - 15+ (. . )

LIDICKER 1978 11-14 Sept. cont. Pictail - 10+ (JLL) Cinn. Teal (w Blue-winged) - 5 (no ed, 6') (JLL) Amr. Wigeon - 10+ (JLL) Reddy Duck - 15+ (' ' ) Cooper's Hawk - 1 ( ' ' ) Ferruginous Hawk - 2 (IN&L) Marsh Hawk - 1 (IN&L) Sparrow ' ' - 10+ (IN&L o trans: t) Red te. ' ' - 3+ ( ' ' ' ' ) Sege Green - 2 (IN&L) + 3 (JLL) Coot - 30+ (JLL) Killdeer - 2+ (IN&L) Rock Dan - + trans Morning Dan. - 5+ (IN&L) Barn Owl & 6+. Horned Owl feathers x pellets: IN&L Rathronka Cove WL. thr. Swift - 3 (IN&L) Flicker - 1+ (JLL) H. Hawk - 30 + (IN&L Barn Swallow - 10 + (IN&L) Blk. H. Magpie - 5+ (trans:t) Corm. Raven - 4+ (JLL)+ 1 (IN&L) Robin - 2 (JLL) Starling - 10 + (trans: t) Wilson's Wldlw-3+(JLL)+1(IN&L) W. Meadowlark - 10-5 (IN&L+ trans:?) Red. w. Blackl.:p -2+(JLL) Rusty Blackbird - 3+ (JLL) Brewer's Blackbird -40+ (JLL +trans minded. Sparrow - 2+ (JLL) Vesper Sp. (?)-1+ (IN&L minded. Gracco - 2+ (JLL) Mammals noted: Muskrat ferrets - 1 (IN&L)

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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

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LIDICKER 1978 Oct. 20 cont. rock field. There was more for I sign than the 2 number ever seeing before. Just beaver activity in this area. From 2130 to 2300 watched beaver in the pond by the river lawn. Saw 3 different individuals, including 2 ad. & 1 small one. One of, had a yellow sway fly in one ear oval in the other. Oct. 21 Caught 1 Peromyscus maniculatus, 1 Centaures (WC 3616) canorus & 1 Thomascinrus daylessi in my 4 net traps making a total of 4 species caught in them 4 traps. Also saw 1 E. Speciosa in the vicinity. One of Western cinarae was at the river trap. This has changed back to the lot for the day & returned in the afternoon. The cotton gin traps had been set last time was going. One spider trap had been destroyed. Saw of a hand 3 Winter Wrens. In afternoon, did set up 4 net traps, & 1 gopher trap. Set a second gopher near vicinity of morning one. Had gone over to larger meadow ~ 3/4 mi. E of Station to set for water shrews & moleskates. Then was a walk and 1 M. size in the water, mostly swimming (mostly in thicker grassy areas clumps) & jills 2 cuttings. Then was over along the Independence Lake to set flying squirrel traps. Set 5 nailed on fence & front objects at Steve Smith's old clippered study area (1 1/2 mi. N, 0.6 mi. E Sugar K. Field Stn., 6640ft. Swine Co.). Bait used was apple & peanut butter.

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LIDICKER 1978 Oct. 21 cont- Then drove further W to two half jack chin-trees. ii. Found one I sent to addition of mi, in front when the group was a collecting 5 drabs (2 out one). Walked forever again evening (~06 2030-2130). Saw ol. 1/4 new traps again + watched it feed, etc. Plus found 1 additional - with a dead on feeding - front behind me. Oct. 22 Picked up all traps. Of the 10 woodland live traps caught: 1 ol. 3 (thought had to hold & later released) 2 ed. #4 (by location, then were out the same as caught yesterday) - released 5 additional trap were around + had just taken offspring by Newton's; I think has actually changed smaller (by size of drappings) was springy & tough. Only 1 trap was untrapped. Flying squirrel sets: 1/2 trap & led out as demonstration, (WRC #3617), & 1/4 - trap in 2nd group. Also on T. douglasii: was taken in second group (2 mi. N Seyler Creek, Field St., 6800 ft, Sierra Co.) of the woodlot tracked I counted 25 individuals, only 2 minutes long-eareds were caught (1 within 2 ft. of a Salix clump, & 1 under a log on edge of meadow) & no. M. montanus. Left Station about 1700 to drive back to Berkeley arriving about 1745. On other kinds seen with mentioning were several Brown Creepers & 2 Audubon's Warblers.

LIDICER 1978 Hastings Natural History Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif. 10-12 Nov. - Mammalogy class field trip with Jim Betton & family. TA = John Hafner. 14 students Ground hard & dry. Class caught total of 3 raccoons: "C. F.: All were adults. Stock food was completely dry so rats not eat. Saw min, skunt, & leil but no signe inssion to janeth & saw the n d in. 17-19 Nov. - Mammalogy class field trip with 2nd lady (13 students) 1 class; There were raccoons we then: 2 cd. $ + 1 ad &. 1 F had 6 large raters o the other led given liveth shot 2 days previously, but old regime plug, it was not locked. Perhaps there is insufficient inssion to support lethrin. Did rain Sun evening after returning to the Bay Area. B.77 & Ginger Francis came to visit us Sat evening. Briones Reservoir, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Dec. 29, 30 Stopped to view reservoir from several places along Ligging on my way back & forth from Russell Reservation. Cost - 40+ Pied M. Grebe - 20+ Shoveler - 4 Eared Grebe - 1+ Baldhead - 8+ Red-thr. Loon - 1? Canada Goose - 65+ Common (D. cv. ?) - 25+ Arw. Merganser - 10+ Bufflehead - 2+ Golden-eye - 1 Ruddy Duck - 25+ Gadwall - 10+

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LIDICKEN 1978 + 1979 Brusio, 280m., Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 29/7 3610. ♀ Mitis jasciavinus , 17gmo, 185-93-18-6, nullip. + SKEL L,K,Ht,+M + SKEL, L, K, Ht, M 3611. ♂ Pitymys ? 9.5 g. 122-33-19-13 Li Curt, 990m., 1½km. S, ½ km E Poschiavo Val Poschiavo Switzerland 3612. ♀ Atydamus + SKEL, L,K, Ht,M. 28g. 5mb.+2cm-,,lect? 182-83-21-15 Zalanda, 60cm., Poschiavo Valley, Switzerland 29/8 + SKEL, L,K,Ht, +M. 3613. ♀ Atydamus 35g. no mb., lect. 196-91-23-17 Richard 900ft., Conda Cistz Co., Cal.f. Sept. 26 coll by J.C.Hater Gt. Scars, recant teeth 3614 ♀ Penogycus femi 210-105-23-20=28g. 27 mi. N, 2.3 mi. W Hobart m:11s. 6350 ft. Nevada Co. Cal.f. Oct 20 3615. ♂ Cellob /mysti:lus lactandis 173.2 g. test. 8g +9mb. 260-82-42-22 Oct. 21 3616. ♂ Taniesciurus daylassii 194.19. +rb 8½x 4-- , not desc, scrot? 285+-83+-55-27 1½ mi. N, 0.6mi.E Sageh Creek Field Sta., 6640ft. Sierra Co., Cal.f. Oct. 29/2 3617. ♂ Glanerys sabinus 113.1 g. fist. 7x3m- not scrot +stom. 284-127-36-20 Hale Pohaku, 9250ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co, Hawaii March 20, 1979 skull only too. 6x4 mb, desc. SV. 11-- 3618. Mus musculus ♂ P,H,K,L. 11.5g. 158-70-18.5-12 X619. " " ♀ P,H,KL 15.5g. +rb 6x3.5-- SV. 12-- skull only 162-72+-18.5-12 3620. ♂ PHKL 12.5g. tot. 6x4 mb, desc. SV. 10 -- 157-74-18-11

LIDICKER 1979 Hale Pohaku, 9250 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 20 3621. Mus musculus ♀ 13.5g PHKL foot. 7x4.5 mm.; s.v. 10mm. 167-80-18.5-11 hands, perons 3622. " " ♀ 14 g PHXL 162-74-18-11.5 SKULL ONLY " ♂ 9.5g PHXL test. 5.5x3.5 mm.; disc. s.v. small 3623. " " ♂ 14g PHXL test. 7.5x4mm.; disc. s.v. 11 mm. 140-63-17.5-9) 162-77-19-11.5 Hale Pohaku, 9400 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 20 3624. Mus musculus ♀ 10.5g. PHXL no test, fair per. scens: ov./ca's only 148-69-17-11 Waimaea (airport), 2500 ft., S. Kohala Dist., Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 20 (coll. w/ 5 Mus. by Q. Tamich) 3626. ♂ Mus musculus 15.5g PHXL test. 6x4 mm.; s.v. 8mm. 160-75-19-11.5 Waikoloa Village, 2000 ft., S. Kohala Dist., Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 20 (coll. w/ 5 Mus. by Q. Tamich) 3627. ♂ Mus musculus 12.5g PHXL test disc; test. 7x4mm.; s.v. 7 mm. 164-83-20-11.5 3628. ♀ " SKULL ONLY " PHXL multip. 111-49-15.5-9.5 Hale Pohaku, 9250 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., C. I. March 20 3629. ♂ Mus musculus 14g PHXL test. 6x4 mm.; s.v. 8mm. 158-75-18-11.5 3630. ♀ " SKULL ONLY " PHXL 6 full pl.sens 156-72-18-11 Waikoloa Village, 2000 ft., S. Kohala Dist., Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 20 (coll. w/ 5 Mus. by Q. Tamich) 3631. ♀ Mus musculus 8.5g PHXL test. 5x3 mm.; at hist visio. 139-64-16-10 Kawaihau, 30 ft., S. Kohala Dist., Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 21 (coll. w/ Mar. by Q. Tamich) 3632. ♀ Mus musculus 8.5g PHXL club rt. hind foot hullip. 3633. ♂ SKULL ONLY " PHXL test. 8x4.5 mm.; disc. s.v. 6mm. 144-68-17-10.5 145-70-17-11.5

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LIDICKER 1979 Kawaikai, 30 ft, S. Kohala Dist. Hawaii Co, Hawaii Mar. 21 (coll. 6-16 Mar. 6, Q. Tom: d) 3634. ? Mus musculous skull only PHKL nullip. 9.5g PHKL 154-77-18-10 3635. ? .. .. 15g. PHKL tust dist 2x4.5= S.V. 10-. 159-74-18-10.5 3636. ? .. .. 13.5g. PHKL hoath, long u/ dl. size 157-75-17.5-11 Hale Pohaku, 9250 ft. Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co, Hawaii Mar. 21 3637. ? Mus musculous PHKL tust dist 6x4.5= S.V. 9--. 15.5g. 165-79-19-12 Pohakuloa, 6500 ft. Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co, Hawaii Mar. 21 3638. ? Mus musculous skull only PHKL nullip. 9 g 144-67-18-11 3639. ? .. .. skull only 4.5g PHKL tust dist 2x1mm 104-44-15-9 3640. ? .. .. skull only 7.5 g PHKL nullip. 134-61-17-10 3641. ? .. .. skull only 10.5 g PHKL tust dist 2x3.5= dist, SV. 2mm- 144-67-18-10.5 Hale Pohaku, 9400 ft, Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co, Hawaii Mar 22 3642. ? Mus musculous PHKL tust dist 7x4= S.V. 10mm, ot. odr. 14 g 157-77-19.5-11.5 3643. ? .. .. skull only 14.5g. PHKL hoath, long u/ dl. size 159-73-17.5-11 3644. ? .. .. 14 g. PHKL 5 anh x 14- 149-70-18-12.5 Pohakuloa, 6500 ft. Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co, Hawaii March 21 3645. ? Mus musculous PHKL hoath, long u/ dl size 18g. PHKL 163-75-18-11.5 3646. ? skull only 10.5 g PHKL 5 anh x 2mm- 150-71-17.5-11.5 3647. ? .. .. 6g. PHKL nullip. 117-53-16-9.5 March 22 3648. ? Mus musculous PHKL tust dist 6x3.5= S.V. 12--. 13g. 154-74-17.5-10.5 3649. ? .. .. 19g. tust dist 7x5= S.V. 12-- 173-81-17.5-11

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Lidicker 1979 Hale Pohaku, 9250 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii Mar. 22 3650. ♀ Mus musculus skull only PHKL 9.5g. null?.?, long~sn., wide, pal, N. ting. 145-68-17-11.5 3651. ♂ ♂ XL last. disc. 6¾x4½--; sv. 10--. 14.5g. 175-86-20-12 3652. ♂ .. .. PHXL last. disc. 5¾x4--; sv. 9--. 15g. 167-77-18-10 Kawaikee, 30 ft., S. Kohala Dist., Hawaii Co., Hawaii Mar. 22 (coll. 6-16 M. by Q. Tomich) 3653. ♀ Mus musculus PHXL 4½x15-- 13g. 147-70-17-10.5 Mar. 23 3654. ♂ Mus musculus skull only PHKL null?. 9.5g. 149-575-18.5-10 3655. ♀ ♂ XL last. 6¾x4--; sv. 9--. 11.5g. 146-69-17-10 Pohakuloa, 6500 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii Mar. 23 PHKL cactus gardens 3656. ♀ Mus musculus 13g. 161-77-18-11.5 3657. ♂ ♂ XL perm. no vis. scars, maxm. yowls dev. 16.5g. 161-74-18.5-11.5 3658. ♀ .. .. skull only PHKL null?. 8g. 133-62-18-11- 3659. ♀ ♂ XL null?. 11.5g. 154-74-18.5-11.5 3660 ♂ .. .. .. PHKL 4½x13 m + 2 mand. x4-- 19.5g PHXL 175-85-19-12 3661. ♀

השקת קרן המטרה תחילה מולו באופן עדיף: 10 - 71 = 25 - 34 19 - 25 = 27 - 24 - 8.1 + 2.6 = 2.1 + 2.4 21 - 21 - 22 - 23 השקת קרן המטרה תחילה מולו: (10 - 71) * (25 - 34) - 8.1 + 2.6 = 2.1 + 2.4 21 - 21 - 22 - 23 באופן עדיף: 10 - 71 = 25 - 34 19 - 25 = 27 - 24 - 8.1 + 2.6 = 2.1 + 2.4 21 - 21 - 22 - 23 השקת קרן המטרה תחילה מולו: (10 - 71) * (25 - 34) - 8.1 + 2.6 = 2.1 + 2.4 21 - 21 - 22 - 23 באופן עדיף: 10 - 71 = 25 - 34 19 - 25 = 27 - 24 - 8.1 + 2.6 = 2.1 + 2.4 21 - 21 - 22 - 23 השקת קרן המטרה תחילה מולו: (10 - 71) * (25 - 34) - 8.1 + 2.6 = 2.1 + 2.4 21 - 21 - 22 - 23

icker,N 1979 Pohakuloa, 6500 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 20 205. ♂ Mus muscularis 14.5g. test. 7x4mm. desc., s.v. 10mm. 153-76-17-13 206. ♀ " " same trap 14.5g. 157-77-18-11 test. 7x4mm., desc., s.v. ?mm. 7embryos x 8mm. 207. ♂ " " sam trap 16g. 146-78-18-12 (fold seam & t) 208. ♀ skull only " " 14g. 142-70-18-13- 6embryos x 7mm. 209. ♀ skull only " 16.5g. 150-79-18-13 with faint placental scar 210. ♀ skull only " 13g. 152-72-16-12 test. 5x3mm. desc. s.v.small 211. ♂ " 9.5g. 139-65-18-11 & 5 g. Hale Pohaku, 9400 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 21 212. ♀ Mus muscularis 19.5g. 5embryos x 17mm. 166-81-18-15 Kawaihae, 30 ft., S. Kohala Dist., Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 21 (collected ~15 Mar. by AuTomich) skull only faint placental scar; nip. 213. ♀ Mus muscularis 11.5g. x 159-82-18-14 skull only test. 6x4mm., s.v. 4mm. 214. ♂ " " 10g. 150-76-18-12 nullip. 215. ♀ " " 11g. 141-68-15-12 skull only nullip. ?g 216. ♀ " " 11g. 151-75-18-13 test. 6x4mm., s.v. 5- 217. ♂ " 11g. 148-76-18-13 nullip. 218. ♀ " " 11.5g. 155-79-17-14 skull only test. desc.; test. 6x3mm., s.v. small 219. ♂ skull only - 9.5g. 151-78-18-12 nullip. 220 ♀ skull only " 5g. 101-48-15-10 skull only test. 7x4mm.; desc., s.v. 4mm 221. ♂ " 11g. 138-66-17-11 Hale Pohaku, 9250 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 22 222. ♀ skull only Mus muscularis 10.5g. nullip. 143-71-17-11 test. 5x8mm., not desc., s.v. 9mm. 223. ♂ " " 13g. 160-77-18-13

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.idicker, N. 1979 Hale Pohaku, 9,250 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 22 224. ♂ Mus musculus 11g. test 4x6mmi, notdura. s.v. 9mm. 148-71-19-12 vi Pohakuloa, 6,500ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 21 225. ♂ Mus musculus 12g. +test + test. 1x5mm., s.v. small 168-86-17-13 SKULL ONLY March 22 226. ♀ Mus musculus 14.5g. 8 ind. x 4 mm. 159-77-19-13 227. ♀

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Kidicker, N. 1979 Kawaihae, 30 ft., S. Kohala Dist.; Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 23 (coll. Mar. 21-22 by Q. Tomich) test. 7x4 mm., s.v. 6mm. 240. ♀ Mus musculus 10.5 g. 144-75-17-10 241. ♂ " 10.5 g. test. disc. 4x5 mm., s.v. 4mm. 242. ♂ " 10 g. 149-74-16-12. test. disc. 7x4 mm.; s.v. ?mm. 243. ♂ " 13.5 g. 147-73-17-13 test. 7x5mm., s.v. 8mm 151-74-16-12 Honokaa, 1200 ft., Hawaii Co.; Hawaii March 23 (coll. March 17 by Q. Tomich ) nullip. 244. ♀ Mus musculus 7.5 g. 140-68-16-11 SKULL ONLY /emb. X17mm., 2 resorb fis 245. ♀ " 15.5 g. 151-71-17-13 nullip. 246. ♀ " 8 g. 127-62-16-11 test. 7x 4mm., s.v. ? mm. 247. ♂ " 13.5 g. 148-69-?8-12

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LIDICKER 1979 Honokaa, 1200 ft., Hawaii Co. Hawaii Mar. 23 (coll. ~17 Mar. by Q. Tomich) PHKL Lungs w/pt.sens. 3665. ♀ Mus musculus OHKL 18.5g. 160-77-19.5-11.5 jst. lsc., 7½ x 4¾---; s.v. 8cm 3666. ♂ ' ' PHKL 13g. 160-73-18-11.5 skull only hipp.p. 3667. ♀ ' ' 9 g. 138-68-17-10.5 Brooks Island, Contra Costa Co. Calif. April 15 (coll. by F.C. McCollum) FCM #3 PHKL dist. p.mus.spl.; N. med., 7mm x 19---; JCl. 3668. ♀ M: cndr's coliform:cvs 44 g 170-43-21-13 FCM #6 PHKL dst; dist.spl.; N. med. ment.gens.: (L,R?) 3669. ♀ 31g 163-43-20.5-14. 2g. sens. spl. FCM #2 PHKL dst.; dist.spl.; P. st. s.t.; N. small + Jdors: 3670. ♀ 26 g 152-40-20.5-18 3rd sens.m. FCM #1 PHKL dst., p.med.; N. tiny Ganda x 3--- 1g1.sens 3671. ♀ 24 g 143-38-12-14 a 2nd s.c FCM #5 PHKL tand, s.cen. &yeds p.m. fst.9x(---)----at. 3672. ♂ 36g 180-48-23-14 vis.d. FCM #4 PHKL dst.,p.med.; p.med.; N. small- 3673. ♀ 30 g 164-45-22-14 sens.x3mm FCM #7 skull only tand, 3½ x 2½---; s.v.2mm 3674. ♂ PHKL 14.5g 122-34-19-9 April 28 (coll. by F.C. McCollum) (K:J)M 28 Apr.) FCM #9 skull only v.p.dist., lungs 1½--- wide; hnd small s.l. 3675. ♀ M: cndr's coliform:cvs OHKL 18g 135-39-19.5-11 FCM #14 " skull only p.f. hipp.p. ⚪ 3676. ♀ OHKL 14g 124-35-18-10.5 c.med. x 6mm FCM #12 PHXL 29±g 152-48-22-13 FCM #11 RHXL no anch, ment.gens., cauli & lg. fauls. 3678. ♀ 38 g 189-54-22.5-16 lact. g.pch x 5--- FCM #13 PHXL 37 g 182-48-21-14 3679. ♀ no anch, w/pt.sens & sens. dd ca's FCM #15 PHKL 36.5g 184-50-21-13.5 FCM #16 no anch; recent gesturs, 2 mgs to on 1 hrm., 1 Cd, +5tv 3681. ♀ 42g 181-48-22-14 3rd only eyes: ca's+ FCM #8 no anch, &pt.sens 3682. ♀ PHKL 29 g 164-44-20.5-12 (K:J)M 29 Apr FCM #7 dst.; P.st.spl.; N.st. Ganda x 6mm+ ph.sens 3683. ♀ 30 g 186-47-21.5-15.5 FCM #5 PHKL 3 mths x 12 cm, 3684. ♂ 41g 180-47-21-14 FCM #6 PHKL 4 mths x 6--- 3685. ♂ 36 g 169-48-20-14

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LIDICKER 1979 Brooks D., Contra Costa Co., Cal: b. Apr. 27 (coll. by F. C. McCollum ; killed 29 Apr.) Fem #4 3686. ♀ Microtus californicus 44 g. 180-49-22-15 Fem #1 3687. ♂ " 44 g. kst, 9xc.., at vis: b, s.v. 10-- (killed 27 May) Fem #2 3688. ♀ Microtus californicus 30.5g. 161-42-21-13 Fem #3 3689. " " 28 g. 162-42-22.5-14 Fem #10 3690. ♂ " 30.5g. scrnt. dig.. fast disc, 7x4½.., at vis: b, s.v. 10-- Hale Pohaku, 9250ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 23 3691. ♂ Mus musculus 12.2 g. kst. C½=4½.., at vis: b; s.v. 12-- Hale Pohaku, 9400 ft., Mauna Kea, Hawaii Co., Hawaii March 23 3692. ♂ Mus musculus 12.2 g. kst. Cx4..-at vis: b; s.v. 8mm. Russell Reservation, Lafayette, Contra Costa Co., Cal: b. March 30 (killed Jun 1) 3693. ♀ Reithrodontomys megalotis 9 g. kst.; mult.? 152-78-16.5-13 May 24 scrnt. not dig. 3694. ♂ Microtus californicus 40g. find no. 1344 kst. Mx, 7x4..; at. not vis: b; s.v. 5mm. sent. dig. 3695. " " 41.5 g. find no. 1325 fst; disc 7x4½..; at vis: b; s.v. 8mm. 5½ km W, 4½ km. S. Healy, N. side Alaska Range, Alaska 2500ft kst. 25 July 1978 (skinned 13 Aug 1979) coll. by 3696. ♀? Sorex 3.6 g. 93-34-12-6 J. O. Wolff. 8mbs. x 4-- 3697. ♀ Sorex 7.7 g. 124-46-14-7.5 5½ km. W, 4½ km. S. Healy, 2300ft., N. side Alaska Range, Alaska 19 Aug. 1978 (skinned 13 Aug. 1979) coll. by 3698. ♀ Sorex 5.6 g. J. O. Wolff active anm found 113-45-14.5-8

LIDICKER 1979 5 1/2 km W, 4 1/2 km S Healy, 2100 ft N side Alaska Range, Alaska April 30 (skull 16 x g) coll by J.O. Wolf parous notmde. 3699 ♀ Sorex 4.4 g 108-35-12-6.5 (col 2 Aug.) skull only 4 st 3x2-- ; E2 acc gland 3700 ♂ Sorex 5.0 g 96-33-12.5-6 2400 H 11-13 May (skull 2 Aug) coll by J.O. Wolf 3701 ♂ Sorex arcticus 9.6g + it 6 x 4 mm, lg penis 110-33-13.5-6 Cancer Research Laboratory, Univ of Calif, Berkeley 27 Aug P,H,K,L,musc. ony 3702 ♂ Longic mus BALB/c An. 29 May, 1979 3803 ♂ " P,H,K,L..musc. ony 3704 ♂ " skull, musc. ony CSF Block An. 19 Jun, 1979 3705 ♂ " P H K L musc. ony P H K L musc. ony 3706 ♂ " HES C3H An. 24 Jul, 1979 3707 ♂ " P H K L musc. ony 3708 ♂ " A/CRGL An. 24 April, 1979 P H K L musc. ony 3709 ♂ " Kawai'lae, 20 ft. Hawaii Co., Hawaii ("Bulk Sugar Storage) 27 Aug. (caught 23 Aug by Q. Tomida) B,K,L,H ov. hbrs w faint pl smna. 3710 ♀ Mus musculus (4.5g) 167-74-18-12 fast skull only + st 3x2--. B X L H involu 3711 ♂ " 9 g 139-71-18-11 sv.12cm. skull only + st 2 sc. BR LH 3712 ♂ " 11 g 128+ -53+ -18-11 sv. 7 mm horms, parous BK LH 3713 ♀ " 13.55 160-76-18-11.5 very fat + st scrs clean -3 rt,2qt. BK LH ov.4) sm. 3714 ♀ " 12.5 g 165-80-18.5-11.5 + md. nullif. B X L H fulls 3715 ♀ " skull only 9.5 g 137-66-18.5-12 + st. dec. 7x9-- BKLH & vivip. 3716 ♂ " 13 g 162-75-19-12 sv.7mm. + st. dec., 5 1/2 x 3-- BK LH st.breth vivip. 3717 ♂ " skull only 15.5 g 169-81-18-12.5 sv.6mm. 2 scrs of pl.scms. qst hind foot missing & Ld 3718 ♀ (w/4)th, teeth 12 g 134+ -50+ -18.5-11.5 + others cl.wt cms.

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LIDICKER 1979 KAWAILAA, 2040, HAWAII CO, HAWAII ("Budd Sugar Storage") 28 Aug (caught 23 Aug by Q. Tomich) 3719 ♀ Mrs mrs ends SKULL ONLY 9.5 g NULL 145-73 - 18-11.5 BLKH 3720 ♂ "" SKULL ONLY 13 g 169-82 - 18-11 fat 3721 ♂ "" SKULL ONLY 13.5g 168-80 - 19-12 et hard vis SV 6mm 3722 ♀ "" 14.5g 161-76 - 19-12 sm med fat ov 3723 ♂ "" 15.5 g 171-83 - 19-13 et, vis SV 10mm 3724 ♀ SKULL ONLY "" 10.5g 166-76 - 18.5-12 ovaries inactive 3725 ♂ "" 15.7 169-80 - 19.5-12 et, barely vis SV 7mm 28 Aug (caught 23 Aug by Q. Tomich) 3726 ♂ 160358 Skull Only Mrs mrs ends flat skin 12.5g fat loss (x3.5) BLKH et hard vis 165-83 - 19-12 SV 7mm 3727 ♀ 160359 SKULL ONLY "" flat skin 13 g 156-75 - 18-11.5 fat ov inactive 3728 ♀ 160360 Skull Only "" flat skin 12 g 8 p,scen (4+4) BLKH ov, inj/ sm-med 161-76 - 18.5-13 falls 3729 ♀ "" "" 13g 173-87 - 18.5-12 ov, 4/falls 3730 ♀ SKULL ONLY "" 7.5g nullip BLKH 3731 ♀ "" 14.5 g long w/2 p,scen (1+1) BLKH ov, 4/ ca's sm- med-falls 3732 ♂ SKULL ONLY "" 8.5g nullip BLKH 3733 ♀ "" 13g horns w/p,scen BLKH ov, inactive 161-77 - 18-11.5 Kohala Estate Subdivision, 2 mi N Kawailaa, 800ft, Hawaii Co, Hawaii 28 Aug (caught 24 Aug by Q. Tomich) 3734 ♂ Mrs muscular 13 g 161-77 - 19-11.5 BLKH faint p,scen ov, inactive 3735 ♀ "" "" 17.5g 176-83 - 19-12 ov, w/med, falls/ca's BLKH mult: paras, rem p,scen 3736 ♂ "" SKULL ONLY "" 7.5 g 138-68 - 18-11 et med vis SV 1mm 3737 ♀ "" "" 14.5g horns w/sm muscs BLKH ov, 4/sm fell out 3738 ♀ "" SKULL ONLY "" 13.5g paras BLKH ov, w/med, falls + ca's 3739 ♂ "" 9.5 g fat, hot desc BLKH et med vis SV 12mm 3740 ♂ "" 15.5g 169-81 - 20-12 fat, desc, 2x4 BLKH SV 7mm

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LIDICKER 1979 + 1980 Kokaha Estate Subdivision, 2 mi. N Kauilaa 800 ft. Hawaii Co. Hawaii Aug. 28 (compd 24 Aug 1) Q. Tomich 3741. & Mus musculus 12.5 g 152-73-19.5-12 test d., 4x2-- BLKH sv.5- 3742. & " skull only flatskin 9 g. 142-71-19-11 lost head l.r. 3x2-- BLKH et. not vis. sv. 1.5 cm 3743. & " skull only flat skin 9.5 g. 138-64-17-11 lost. not lost, 2½x½ in. BLKH et. not vis sv 1cm. 3744. & " skull only flatskin 10.5 g. 155-77-19-11 lost. not lost, 4x2½-- BLKH et not vis sv. 2.5 cm 3745. & " " " 14g. 164-78-19-12.5 lost. d., 3½x2-- BLKH sv.5- 3746. ? " " 12g. 161-76-17.5-11 horns w) p.l. 5 cm. BLKH ov. w/ med. hull.+th ca's 3747. ♀ skull only " flat skin 10.5 g. 611 sturs in rt. horn, man in BLKH ov. w/med " flat skin 148-71-18.5-11 flls+ca's in rt. 3748. & skull only " flatskin 9.5 g. lost. not lost, 4x2½-- BLKH et. not vis. sv. 2 cm. 3749. ♀ " " 13.g. horns w) hum. p). scars BLKH ov.s. med held s. femur ca's 3750. ♀ " skull only " flat skin 10.5 g. faint p.l.sturs+4½x5½". OLKH ov. w/med flls. 3751. ♂ " " 15g. test d., 5x2½-- BLKH et.not vis. sv. 4 cm. 3752. ♀ " " 13.5 g. many f.+h.p. 5cm. BLKH ov.s.w/eg ca's+med flls? 3753. ♀ " " 14.5 g. hum. p.l.sturs: ov.s.w/ca's" BLKH 3754. ♂ " " 13.5g. lost. not lost, 3½x2-- BLKH et. not vis sv. 5 cm. 3755. & skull only flatskin 9 g. lost. not lost, 3½x1½" BLKH et.not.vis sv 1cm- 3756. ♀ " skull only flat skin 11g. blunt h., 5 cms. DLKH ov.s.inactive 3757. ♀ " " 14g. many p.l.sturs BLKH ov.s.) hull.flls. 3758. ♂ " " 15g. lost. d., 4½x3". BLKH et.not.vis sv.9 cm- 3759. ♀ " " 14.5 g. many p.l.sturs. BLKH ov.s.w/med. hull.only 3760. ♀ " " 17g. blunt? horns BLKH ov.s.w/med. hull.v/eg.ca's Russell Reservation, Lafayette, Contra Costa Co. Cal. Jan.27 1980 3761. ♂ Sorex ornatus 5.8 g. test 7x5 mm 107-37-12.5-8

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LIDICKER 1980 5 km. N Mtito Andei, Kenya, ~2500 ft. (38°10' E, 2°40' S) captured 6 Dec. 1979; died 14 Jan. (col. by P.W. Sherman) 3762. ♀ Heterocephalus glaber 19.6 g. pws # 1004 + SKEL. mult.: ov. inact: 128-38-21-1 K.L, Jt Pt. Pinal, Richmond Contra Costa Co., Calif. April 18 3763. ♀ Lagus californicus 99.8 g. mult. apparently abandoned; moribund 186-22-44-38 5½ km. W, 4½ km S Healy, 2400 Ft., N. side Alaska Range, Alaska 11-13 May, 1979 (prep. 5 SepA, 1980) col. by J.O. 3764 ♂ Sorax arcticus skull only 10 g watth +½ x 4..: ds. minus acc. yds 113-34-13-7 3765. ♀ Sorax skull only 8 g +½ x 4..: & acc. sks 122-46-14-7.5 2650 ft Jun 10-11, 1979 (prep. 5 SepA, 1980) 3766. ♂ Sorax arcticus skull only 9.3 g +½ x 3½..: y. minus + acc. sk. 117-39-14.5-25 3767. ♀ Sorax skull only 3 g +½ x 1.. 91-32-11.5-6 3768. ♂ " skull only 3.1 g +½, 2 x 1½.. 89-33-11-6 3769. ♀ " skull only 4.9 g +½ x 3½..: y. minus 95-37-11-6.5 3770. ♂ " skull only 1,5 sw & lm (?:) 4.4 g +½ x 3½..: large acc. 98-34-11.5-6.5 sks 3771. ♂ " skull only 2+♂(♂♀), each 97-42-13.5-6 (prep. 6 SepA, 1980) +½ x 1.. 1.. 3772. ♀ " no vis. limbs 3.2 g 87-31-11-6.5 3773 ♂ " skull only 3 g +½ x 1.. 95-35-11.5-6 3774 ♀ " skull only 3.5 g no limbs, params? 91-33-11.5-7 3775 ♀ " skull only 3.8 g no limbs, params? 104-39-13.5-7 3776 ♀ " skull only 4.7 g no limbs, params? 92-25-13-7.5 3777 ♂ " skull only 5.4 g +½ x 4..: y. minus & large 101-34-12-6 acc. g/ds 3778. ♀ " skull only n:bls visib. 13.3 g no vis. limbs; both ov. w/ lots of c.l. 122-44-13.5-7 (prep. 8 SepA, 1980) prot. imm. 3779. ? " skull only 2.1 g 87-34-12.5-6.5 delib'd 3780. ♀ " 3.5 g no limbs 96-34-12.5-7

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LIDICKEN 1980 5\frac{1}{2} km. W, 4\frac{1}{2} km. S Healy, 2650 ft., N side Aleutian Range, Alaska Jan 10-11, 1979 (Aug. 10 Sept., 1980) 3781.♀ Soorex skull only 3.1 g. 91-34-12-6 no ends; horns turned, pass. w/ skin 3782.♂ .. skull only 8.1 g. 117-46-14-8 test. 5\frac{1}{2} x 3\frac{1}{2} --; enlarged penis + circ. glands 2500 ± ft. Sept. 23, 1978 (Aug. 10 Sept., 1980) coll. by J.O. Wolfe 3783.♂ Microtus minutus 16.5 g. test. 2\frac{1}{2} x 2 --.; s.v. 1 mm; felt gland. 3x 2\frac{1}{2} --. 2100 ± ft. April 30, 1979 (Aug. 10 Sept., 1980) coll. by J.O. Wolfe 3784.♂ Microtus minutus skull only 19 g. test. disc. 7\frac{1}{2} x 5 --.; s.v. 8 mm; at. not visible 2400 ft. 11-13 May 1979 (Aug. 10 Sept., 1980) coll. by J.O. Wolfe 3785.♂ Microtus minutus skull only 23 g. test. disc. 9\frac{1}{2} x 6 --.; at. visib.; s.v. 11 mm. 3786.♂ .. skull only 23.5 g. test. disc. 9 x 6 --; at. visib.; s.v. 10 --. 3787.♂ .. skull only 26 g. test. disc. 9\frac{1}{2} x 6 --.; at. visib.; s.v. 12 --. 3788.♂ .. " 22.5 g. test. disc. 10 x 6 \frac{1}{2} mm; at. visib; 3789.♂ .. " 28.5 g. test. disc. 10 x 6 --.; at. visib.; s.v. 17 --. 2500 ± ft. Sept. 24, 1978 coll. by J.O. Wolfe 3790.♂ .. skull only 17.5 g. test. disc. 10\frac{1}{2} x 6 --.; at. visib.; s.v. 11 mm. 3791.♀ .. skull only 17.5 g. test. disc. 10 x 6 --; at. visib.; s.v. 11 mm. 2100 ± ft. April 30, 1979 coll. by J.O. Wolfe 3792.♂ .. skull only 18.5 g. test. disc. 10\frac{1}{2} x 6 --.; at. visib.; s.v. 11 mm. 2650 ± ft. Jan 10-11, 1979 3793.♀ .. skull only 26.5 g. test. disc. 10 x 6 --; at. visib.; s.v. 11 mm. 3794.♂ Soorex skull only 8.3 g. test. disc. 10\frac{1}{2} x 6 --.; at. visib.; s.v. 11 mm.

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LIDICKER 1980 + 1981 5 1/2 km W, 4 1/2 km S Healy, 2650 ft, N side Alaska Range, Alaska 10-11 Jun., 1979 (Aug. 14 Sept., 1980) skull only 3795. ♂ Sorex 5 g 109-41-13-6.5 tst. 2 x 1 -- skull only 3796. ♀ Sorex 9.1 g 103-33-12-7 10 mm x 8 mm; skull only, active 3797. ♂ Microtus minor 44.5 g 154-23-22-11 fist. disc. 11 x 7.5 mm; A, V: K: s.v. 16 mm. 12 Jun., 1979 (Aug. 14 Sept., 1980) 8 mm x 9 mm + 1 mm x 3 mm. 3798. ♀ Microtus minor 35 g 143-24-20-10.5 east; no hyl; 3799. ♂ .. (skull, 15 Sept., '80) 38 g 152-24-19.5-12 fist. 11 x 6 mm; disc.; A, V: I. s.v. 15 mm; hyl. 13 x 9 mm 10-11 Jun., 1979 (Aug. 20 Sept., 1980) skull only no skull, dams tiny? 3800. ♀ Sorex 3.3 g 94-35-12-7 tst. 5 1/2 x 4 mm. 3801. ♂ " 4.4 g 97-35-12.5-6.5 3802 ♀

A201D 0891 1874 (0891, Hg3, +1 g) 1874-11-01 2956 & 2000 7.2-7.1-14-801 12 3252 & 2000 (0911, Hg2 +1 g) 1874-11-01 2865 & 2000 7.2-7.2-15-5 3585 & 10: (compt. record) 12.4-5.2-25-11 11x(2) 10x(3) x 2 = 22x(2) 3796 & 2000 7.2-7.2-14-801 12 3992 & 5.7.2-7.2-14-671 2k 3800 & 2000 7.2-7.2-14-801 12 3803 & 7.2-7.2-14-801 12 1874 1891, Hg2 +1 g) 1874-11-01 2956 & 2000 7.2-7.1-14-801 12 3252 & 2000 (0911, Hg2 +1 g) 1874-11-01 2865 & 2000 7.2-7.2-15-5 3585 & 10: (compt. record) 12.4-5.2-25-11 11x(2) 10x(3) x 2 = 22x(2) 3796 & 2000 7.2-7.2-14-801 12 3992 & 5.7.2-7.2-14-671 2k 3800 & 2000 7.2-7.2-14-801 12 3803 & 7.2-7.2-14-801 12

LIDICKER 1981 Montana area, Montana Co., Calif. - found up on beach Sept. 12, 1980 autopsied 8 Aug, 1981 50-842-80 3807. ? Enhydra lutris Skull only 1.5 kg. 497-65-108-18 Sea World, San Diego Calif. - born in captivity, daughter from Montana area April 22, 1980 autopsied 8 Aug, 1981 50-939-81 "Betty's pup" 3808. ? Enhydra lutris 0.8 kg. 400-90-71-12 Jan. 29, 1980 autopsied 8 Aug, 1981 50-938-81 "Jenny's pup" 3809. ? Skull only 0.8 kg (gutted) 466-100-94-11 Dec. 16, 1980 autopsied 8 Aug, 1981 50-941-81 full skin w/3810. 3810. ? Skull only 0.84 kg. 412-90-82-10 Dec. 06, 1980 full skin g w/3810 50-942-81 3811. ? 0.85 kg. 447-97-80-9 Chochołowska Polana, 1150 m., 10 km W 6 kms S Zakopane, Tatra Mtns., Poland 16 Sept. 3812. ? Sorax Art. 1½-- 8 ± 5. (found dead) 127-24-14-- 3813. ? Apodemus flavicollis Last. 2-- 26 ± 9 216-111-27-20 Kościołisko, 950 m., 3 km W Zakopane, Poland 17 Sept. 3814. ? Mus musculus P, H, K, L + 2 karyotyps slides 16 g fast 8-- Skull 167-78-19.5-13 3815. ? P, H, K, L + 2 karyotyps slides 14.5 g fast 6.5-- Skull 169-80-19-13.5 3816. ? P, H, K, L + 3 karyotyps slides 12 g no ends sex. l. short old s.l. Skull 161-75-18.5-13.5 Obróchtówka, 1000 m., 6 km W Zakopane, Poland 5 Oct. 19 3817. ? Mus musculus P, H, K, L + 3 karyotyps slides 8 g. nullish Skull 145-72-19-12.5 3818. ? P, H, K, L + 3 karyotyps slides 15.5 g fast. 7.5-- Skull 167-76-19-14 3819. ? no ends short. 16 g. 175-79-19-13.5

LIDICKER 1981 Roztoki, 1020 m., 7½ km. W. Zakopane, Poland Sept. 17 3820. ♀ Ajakemus flavicollis 30 g. 234-116-26-17.5 Polana Czołkowska, 1150 m., 10 km. W, 6½ km. S Zakopane, Poland Sept. 16 (killed Sept. 19) 3821 ♂ Ajakemus flavicollis 37.5 g. 237-115-27.5-18 3822 ♂ . 30.5 g. 228-111-28-19 3823 ♀ . 33 g. 230-114-25-18 3824 ♂ . 34.5 g. 240-117-28-19 Turow, 38 km. S Poznan', Poland Sept 22 3825 ♀ P.H.L.K. skull 9 g. 149-70-18.5-13 3826 ♀ . 11 g. 159-73-18.5-13.5 3827 ♀ P.H.L.K. skull 11 g. 168-79-19-13.5 3828 ♀ . 10 g. 162-77-19-15 3829 ♂ P.H.L.K. skull 11 g. 156-70-18-12.5 3830 ♀ . 11 g. 157-72-18.5-13 3831 ♀ . 10.5 g. 152-68-18.5-13.5 3832 ♂ P.H.L.K. skull 9.5 g. 148-68-18.5-13 3833 ♂ . 11.5 g. 151-69-18.5-13.5 3834 ♂ P.H.L.K. skull 9 g. 144-67-18-13 3835 ♀ . 15.5 g. 169±-73-18.5-13 3836 ♂ P.H.L.K. skull 10 g. 147-66-18-12 3837 ♂ L.K. skull 9 g. 139-60-18.5-12.5 3838 ♀ L.K. skull 12.5 g. 160-69-19-13 3839 ♂ L.K. skull 9.5 g. 157-70-19-13

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LIDICKER 1981 Turew, 38 km. S Poznan', Poland Sept. 22 3840. 5 P.H., L.K. skull Mus musculus P.H., L.K. skull 13g. fast 7mm.-S.V.6-- 161-72-19-14 3841. 5 P.H., L.K. skull 13,5g fast 7mm.- S.V.9-- 173-76-19-13,5 3842. 9 P.H., L.K. skull 9g. nuddly. 152-69-18,5-13 3843. 5 P.H., L.K. skull 10 g. fast 7mm.- S.V.2-- 153-72-17-12,5 3844. 9 P.H., L.K. skull. 14g. nw ends,, Pl. Scars 167-74-18,5-13,5 Luz?, W of Dabrowa Lesna, NWdy Warszawa, Poland Sept. 26 3845. 9 P.H., L.K. Microtus oeconomus + chon. 31g. w nds thd, sconn, juv. symp. med. opn 175-49-22,5-14 3846. 5 P.H., L.K. + chon 25,5g. fast 4mm. 161-43-23-13,5 3847. 9 P.H., L.K. + chon. 14,5g. mull:). 124-26-17,5-10 3848. 5 PHLK oeconomus + chon. 22 g. fast 3-- 151-81-22,5-13 3849. 5 P.H.L.K. 7 skull 22,5g. fast 3,5-- 153-43-21,5-12 3850. 9 PHLK .. 31 g. w ends; dorms, symp. opn 166-43-21-13 3851. 9 PHLK .. + skull 18,5g. nudd: p, dennis femd 151-39-21-12 3852. 9 PHLK .. 41 g. w ends; dorms, davis med. s.d. 185-52-22-13 3853. 9 PHLK .. + chon. 41,5g. w ends; dorms, davis not at. 192-53-24-13,5 3854. 5 PHLK .. + chon + skull 19,5 g. fast 2-- 143-39-21-11,5 3855. 5 PHLK .. + chon + skull 22g. fast 3-- 154-43-21,5-13 3856. 9 PHLK .. + chon. 38,5g. w ends; dorms; juv. med. m. 185-54-22,5-15 Sept 27 3857. 5 PHLK + skull Microtus oeconomus 15g. fast 3-- 142-37-21-11 3858. 5 .. PHLK + skull 19 g. fast 3-- 149-42-21-11 3859. 5 PHLK + skull .. 20g. fast 3,5-- 151-41-21,5-13 3860. 5 PHLK + skull .. 14,5 g. fast 3-- 136-38-21,5-11

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LIDICKER 1984 +1982 Luje, W of Dabrowa Lesna, NW edge Warszawa, Poland Sept. 27 3861. ♀ Micratus oconomus 15g. PHLC + skull mull.; john found 133-35-21-12 3862. ♀ " " 19g. PHLC + skull mull.; john found 147-41-21.5-13 3863. ♂ " " 13g. PHLC + skull mull.; don found 128-29-19.5-11 3864. ♂ * 21.5g, PHLC + skull lost, 4 mo. 155-42-22.5-13 Sept. 23 (coll. by R. Andrzejewski) 3865. ? Micratus oconomus skull matched ♀ 3866. ? - size 300m S Sequim Creek Field Sta., 2.9 mi. W, 2.1 mi. N Hobart Mills, 6350 ft. Nevada Co., Cal. 12 Sept. (coll. by S. K. Martin) - trapline 272, assistant 24,81.5 cons./act. trap #1. 3867 ♀ Micratus 36.3 g. 181-65-22.5-14.5 1.3 mi N, 0.4 mi. E Chilcoot 5^12^/0 ft., Plumas Co., Cal. Oct. 18 3868 ♀ Didelony planarctimus 70.0 g. 296-166-45-13.5 Healdin Natural History Reservation, 2100 ft., Monterey Co., Cal. Nov 21 3869 ♂ Peromyscus maniculatus 14.5 g. skull only cheek and lim # 18 last.8x5- S.V.3mo. 158-70-20.5-16.5 3870. ♂ Peromyscus truei 25.3 g. skull only cheeked limb & last.10x9- st.oth.; S.V. 7mo 218-112-25-23 38 Nov. 22 3871 ♂ Peromyscus truei 18.1 g. skull only cheeked limb # 17 last.5x3--; S.V. 1^1/2^-. 176-85-24-23 Grizzly Island, Solano Co., Cal. Feb. 25, 1982 (coll. by Uzi Ritz) 3872 ♀ Sylviagena (nesting) 39.5 g. found dead Att. only 3873. ♀ " (nesting) 36 g. found dead Acc. only

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Lidicker, W. Z. 1979 - 81 Journal calif Hawaii Alaska Poland Norway

LIDICKER 1979 Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co. Cal. 2nd, 10 - 2nd, 10 A class field trip 0800-1200. Very foggy. Birds & special note: Sora Rail heard 2, Sav's Phoebe - 2 L.W. Marsh hawks low singing vigorously. Yellowthroats on tree but not singing (~3 + 5 + 1 & seen) Janel Lake, T: Idem Park, Contra Costa Co. Cal. Jul, 11 - Short walk around Janel Lake, 1500-1600 Found 3 bird species of note: Rig-backed Duck - 28 + 1 ? Winter Wren - 1 Sora - 1 ad. [illegible] was walking & open along a log on edge of lake. It seemed very tame & came to within 15 ft. of me. It was flapping back & forth along the log & down, & at one point seen ~ 2 ft. from the log to shore. A number of Mallards & Geese were swimming about in the vicinity. Hawaii Trip March 18-24 with Nik March 18 Left SF airport for Honolulu 0900. Transferred to Aloha Airlines for a 38 min. flight to Hilo, Hawaii Co. While waiting in the Honolulu Airport saw following birds: Green Storm, Heron Finch, Indian Magnate, Spotted Dove. Arrival 18:10 1445 (Hawaii ``` Refined thought process: The user wants a transcription of the handwritten text in the image. I need to pay close attention to the specific instructions regarding illegible parts and formatting. 1. **Analyze the Image:** * Top left corner: "LIDICKER" and "1979". * First entry header: "Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co. Cal." (underlined). * Date/Time: "2nd, 10 - 2nd, 10 A class field trip 0800-1200.". * Details: "Very foggy. Birds & special note: Sora Rail heard 2, Sav's Phoebe - 2". * Observation line: "L.W. Marsh hawks low singing vigorously. Yellowthroats on tree but not singing (~3 + 5 + 1 & seen)". * Second entry header: "Janel Lake, T: Idem Park, Contra Costa Co. Cal." (underlined). * Date/Time: "Jul, 11 - Short walk around Janel Lake, 1500-1600". * Observation list: "Found 3 bird species of note: Rig-backed Duck - 28 + 1 ? Winter Wren - 1 Sora - 1 ad. [illegible] was walking & open along a log on edge of lake. It seemed very tame & came to within 15 ft. of me. It was flapping back & forth along the log & down, & at one point seen ~ 2 ft. from the log to shore. A number of Mallards & Geese were swimming about in the vicinity.". * Third entry header: "Hawaii Trip" (underlined). * Date: "March 18-24" (underlined). * Companion: "with Nik". * Sub-date: "March 18" (underlined). * Text body: "Left SF airport for Honolulu 0900. Transferred to Aloha Airlines for a 38 min. flight to Hilo, Hawaii Co. While waiting in the Honolulu Airport saw following birds: Green Storm, Heron Finch, Indian Magnate, Spotted Dove. Arrival 18:10 1445 (Hawaii". 2. **Transcription & Formatting:** * I will transcribe line by line, preserving the structure. * For "Sav's Phoebe", it is a bit hard to read but context suggests Savannah Sparrow or Savanna Sparrow, likely "Sav's Phoebe" as written. * In the paragraph about the Sora, there is an illegible word after "ad.". I will mark it as `[illegible]`. * "Green Storm" and "Indian Magnate" are likely misreadings or specific bird names in this context (maybe Green Heron, Indian Mynah?). The prompt says "Do not guess at unclear words. It is better to write '[illegible]' than to hallucinate text." However, these look like attempts at writing species names. Let's look closer. * "Green Storm": Looks like "Green Heron" but written weirdly or maybe "Gull Storm"? No, looks like "Green Storm". * "Heron Finch": Clearly written. * "Indian Magnate": Looks like "Indian Mynah" or similar. The prompt says "If a distinct word is illegible, use '[illegible]'". These words are legible enough to transcribe as they appear visually, even if biologically questionable. * Let's re-evaluate "Green Storm" and "Indian Magnate". They look like "Gull Storm" or something similar? No, the letters are `G-r-e-e-n S-t-o-r-m`. And `I-n-d-i-a-n M-y-n-a-h` (or similar). I will stick to what is visually there. * The prompt says "Do not guess at unclear words.". If a word is clear but maybe wrong biologically, I should transcribe it as written. If it's truly unreadable, use `[illegible]`. * Let's check the Sora paragraph again: "Sora - 1 ad. [illegible] was walking & open along". The word is crossed out or very messy. I'll use `[illegible]`. 3. **Refining the Output:** * Check for faint backwards text from bleed-through. I see some faint marks in the middle, but they are not distinct words and don't interfere with the main text significantly. I will ignore them as per instructions. * Check line breaks. The transcription should reflect the visual layout. 4. **Final Review against constraints:** * JSON object with key "text"? Yes. * Ignore faint backwards text? Yes. * Do not guess? Yes. Used `[illegible]` where appropriate. * Preserve line breaks? Yes. * Maintain original spelling/punctuation? Yes. Let's do a final pass on the text: - "LIDICKER" - "1979" - "Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co. Cal." (Underlined) - "2nd, 10 - 2nd, 10 A class field trip 0800-1200." - "Very foggy. Birds & special note: Sora Rail heard 2," (Comma at end? No, looks like a period or just end of line). Actually, it looks like `heard 2,` followed by next line. - "Sav's Phoebe - 2" - "L.W. Marsh hawks low singing vigorously. Yellowthroats on tree but not singing (~3 + 5 + 1 & seen)" - "Janel Lake, T: Idem Park, Contra Costa Co. Cal." (Underlined) - "Jul, 11 - Short walk around Janel Lake, 1500-1600" - "Found 3 bird species of note:" - "Rig-backed Duck - 28 + 1 ?" (Question mark is faint but there). - "Winter Wren - 1" - "Sora - 1 ad. [illegible] was walking & open along a log on edge of lake. It seemed very tame & came to within 15 ft. of me. It was flapping back & forth along the log & down, & at one point seen ~ 2 ft. from the log to shore. A number of Mallards & Geese were swimming about in the vicinity." - "Hawaii Trip" (Underlined) - "March 18-24" (Underlined) - "with Nik" - "March 18" (Underlined) - "Left SF airport for Honolulu 0900. Transferred to Aloha Airlines for a 38 min. flight to Hilo, Hawaii Co. While waiting in the Honolulu Airport saw following birds: Green Storm, Heron Finch, Indian Mynah, Spotted Dove. Arrival 18:10 1445 (Hawaii" Wait, looking closer at "Green Storm" and "Indian Magnate". It's `Green Storm`? No, it looks like `Green Heron`. The word after Green is very scribbled. Maybe `Gull Storm`? Or `Green Storm`? I will transcribe as it appears: `Green Storm`. Wait, looking again at the bottom part. "Indian Mynah" or "Magnate". It looks like `M-y-n-a-h`. So "Indian Mynah". And "Spotted Dove". Actually, let's look really closely at the birds list: `saw following birds: Green Storm, Heron Finch, Indian Mynah, Spotted Dove.` The word "Storm" is very strange for a bird. Maybe "Sparrow"? No, doesn't look like it. I will transcribe exactly what is written. One more check on the Sora paragraph. "Sora - 1 ad. [illegible] was walking..." The crossed out part or the messy word is definitely illegible. Okay, ready to construct the JSON. I will ensure newlines are represented by `\n`. I will not add any markdown formatting other than the JSON structure requested. Wait, the prompt says "Return a JSON object with a single key 'text'." It also asks me to think silently first. The final output should just be the JSON block. Wait, looking at the very bottom right: "Arrival 18:10 1445 (Hawaii". The last word is cut off or starts with Hawaii. It looks like "(Hawaii..." Let's re-read the first paragraph again. "Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co. Cal." - Correct. "2nd, 10 - 2nd, 10 A class field trip 0800-1200." - Correct. "Very foggy. Birds & special note: Sora Rail heard 2," - The comma after 2 is clear. Next line "Sav's Phoebe - 2". "L.W. Marsh hawks low singing vigorously. Yellowthroats on tree but not singing (~3 + 5 + 1 & seen)" - Looks correct. "Janel Lake, T: Idem Park, Contra Costa Co. Cal." - Correct. "Jul, 11 - Short walk around Janel Lake, 1500-1600" - Correct. "Found 3 bird species of note:" - Correct. "Rig-backed Duck - 28 + 1 ?" - The question mark is a bit faint but present. I'll include it. "Winter Wren - 1" - Correct. "Sora - 1 ad. [illegible] was walking & open along" - The word after 'ad.' is scribbled out or just very messy. I will use `[illegible]`. "a log on edge of lake. It seemed very tame & came to within 15 ft. of me. It was flapping back & forth along the log & down, & at one point seen ~ 2 ft. from the log to shore. A number of Mallards & Geese were swimming about in the vicinity." - Transcription looks solid. "Hawaii Trip" - Correct. "March 18-24" - Correct. "with Nik" - Correct. "March 18" - Correct. "Left SF airport for Honolulu 0900. Transferred to Aloha Airlines for a 38 min. flight to Hilo, Hawaii Co. While waiting in the Honolulu Airport saw following birds: Green Storm, Heron Finch, Indian Mynah, Spotted Dove. Arrival 18:10 1445 (Hawaii" - I will transcribe "Green Storm" and "Indian Mynah" as written, even if they are odd bird names. Final check on the first line of the main text block. "LIDICKER" is at the top left. "1979" below it. Then a red line down the side. The text starts with "Coyote Hills Regional Park..." Okay, I think I have everything. I will format it now. One detail: "Sav's Phoebe" could be "Say's Phoebe" (Say's Bird). The handwriting looks like a 'V' or 'Z'. I'll write "Sav's" as it appears. Another detail: "Green Storm". Could it be "Green Heron"? The word is `S-t-o-r-m`. It's quite clear. I will stick to the visual evidence. Let's double check the last line. "Arrival 18:10 1445 (Hawaii". Yes, that's what it looks like. Okay, constructing the JSON string. I need to escape newlines as `\n` inside the JSON string value. Wait, no, in a raw text block representing a JSON string, newlines are literal ` `. But if I'm outputting a code block with JSON, the string itself should contain the characters ` ` to represent newlines, or actual newlines? The prompt says "Preserve line breaks using '\n'". This usually means the string value should contain the two characters backslash and n. So `"text": "Line 1\nLine 2"`. I will do that. Wait, actually, standard JSON strings use ` ` as an escape sequence for a newline character. So if I write `

LIDICKER 1979 18 much cont. (Time). Rental Budget-Rent-a-car (Toyota Corolla) joining waged $ travel agent. Went in to Hilo to buy groceries & styrofoam coolers ($2.99 ea.). Drove N toward Honokaa. Took short side trip to an Akaka Falls. Lott a rain. Arrived at Quentin's home (Quentin & Carolyn, young son Peter) at 1840. Had dinner, nissed his bed & stayed overnight. Birds seen since arriving in Hilo: Spotted Pigeon, Barred Dove, Horn Sparrow, Golden Flower (I saw just starting to molt into spring plumage & 1 completely dangered), Cardinal (car singing & 8 at Akaka Falls), Indigo Bunting (con.), [illegible], 1 small yellowbird near Akaka Falls - family zoostings. Naomi saw a White Ibis team of which we now plan on shooting Hilo. March 19 Went to Quentin's office & work on putting together some Jefferson style down-styled name tags & to pick up some other Stenon tags while we are borrowing. About 10:30 headed for Waima with Quentin driving a state fishing. At Waima we bought some more groceries, & headed SW on Highway 190 to "saddle road" (no.20). Checked at Mauna Kea State Park (6500 ft.), Pohakuloa area, at 1240 (celing no.5). Current manager is Clyde Sarrazon. Had lunch & then went to the Fish & Game facility adjacent to

(L) DICKEREN 1979 March 19 am. (game bird farm) The Park which is managed by Al-Far Lee & is famous for its successful cultivation of New Guinea quail. Currently it is trying to breed Hawaiian Curassows in captivity as only about 100 individuals remain. Got permission to try in the area. Then we drove to the Univ. of Hawaii facility at 9:25 ft. 2K on service of telescopes on Mauna Kea (Hale Pohaku) area). From 15W-16th set 50 traps in this area. 33 by Skunk (but outwitted & peanut butter) & 9 djibouti trap (but coconut milk & nuts & peanut butter) but not and to make building. 8 by SL. have put at ~ 9:45 ft. in Mamakie (Sophora chrysophylla) forest. It's really begun before chickens get a few on flowering - may have at 6:30-7:00 ft. Then we returned to Hale Pohaku & set 40 by style traps (candle-lit). 19 km out along the face of the sea (N. side) & the sanctuary & 21 inside (including 6 inside - few Hawaiian Ducks). About 21:00 can never see clear road now Colin. March 20 Checked traps at game bird farm: 19 day face - 1 Rattus rattus - but by nature; grey with white belly; gave to Paul Breese to send to Honolulu for diseased chick. MUS - 3 alive, 1 dead 21 inside sanctuary - MUS - 4 alive, 4 dead

L'DICKER 1979 Jan 20 (cont) Then went to Hale Poho. 9400' - 1 hrs 9200' - 7 mns Only could locate 4/1 of the traps at 9200'. Left at 1025 for H:10. Picked up 50 lbs of dry ice at 68 St Prov Co. The Towel had ordered for us (it due to the phone - from Honolulu). Bought some more groceries, and lunch, + headed back for Pohaku Loa about 1300. Worked until ~1600 processing mice. About 1645 left for Hale Poho. 1700-1730 checked + located 8 traps at 5400 ft. + added 1 more sk = 9. Saw a Mns along trail line. It had hauled down by a spinner and went up mountain (then turned from saddle and low ridge to set trap for considerate advantage). He:2+ he piled deeply in places and around Hale Pohoa most numerous trees had been accumulated under them + some of our traps were sitting - hail. This time we found all traps set at 9200', or next a few new ones. Totals: 32 sk. + 12 downstyle = 44, but 2^sh mice so only 42 left set. By the time we got back to Pohaku Loa it was dusk. Checked traps + then it was getting dark by the time to get home. Located 11 down traps inside (6 inside a den of Hana: in down line by cloud). Caught only 1 Mlny Mns + it was dead (hailly set washed from rain). Along farm, we found 14 of the 15 traps still set there + caught 1 dead Mns. Proceeded around until seeing dark.

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LIDICKER 1979 March 21 Checked traps at 6am from first. Only catch was 1 dead baby Mus. Reset some of Naomi's line of 13 close with better locations. Nothing else found. Then we went to Hale Pohaku. At 940ft, we caught 8 Murs (alive); nothing in all the other traps. Set 2 alibi kind Stones under the electric and 2 alibikind down traps near a rock house. Persevent I got it in before lunch. Continued work until 1500 when we went to Gane Fum to work on our digplaces. Removed 6 down traps from direct flow when they had been unseat. Put 4 of them around outside of the den and 3 more around dens on N side of

LIDICKEN 1979 March 21 cont. total of 43 days at 520'. Caught 1 Mus + 1 Passer domesti, (Hale Palau mus lower of rock ; Palakula = long rock ; Mamaw lon = long mt, Manwa koo = white at 1830 mt.). Set 6 down trips in tree clump near cabin (1 is clamor- dition camp) Proceeded home mine after dinner. 2130-2210 we are trapping at the new bird facility. Aside had (3 q dead 4 11/16 wt+Am) 6 mus + day farm 1 mus - all alive!} Some young traps have replaced a others not giving total 48 set of 14 inside and 19 day farm = 33. Checked 6 traps set near cabin 2215-2230; nothing. Traps and cabin are nearly "radio"ed from here. Seeds of the lettuce we sown scattered on the ground everywhere (they are orange & conspicuous). March 22 According to Paul Branse it was 28 F at the "farm" during the night. Some of the duck ponds were frozen over. Traps inside: 3 alive mus + 2 dead. Pulled 3 traps leaving 30. The Castle-de trap had nothing. Along N fence caught 2 Rattlers setting which we gave to Paul. Pulled 6 of down traps leaving 13. We continue to be amazed at how mus from den die quickly - traps from as far away as 4 we have rescued food & safe home at Hale Palau when it is much colder & we have not checked the fence at night. Hale Palau: 9400 ft. - Caught 3 mus; set up 4 down traps giving 9-3+4 = 10. traps.

LIDICKER 1979 March 22 cont. 9250ft. - Caught 3 Mus or so on trap, additional ind. div. had turned up - who we thought was an early trap later in day. This individual (W2 # 3650) and conceivably have been mixed up with # 3649 from Polakuloa. Set 2 additional down traps giving 43-3+2 = 41 traps. Proceeded via until 150. Checked trapline at Polakuloa 1500 - 1530. Inside facility caught 3 Mus. Loaned 4 down traps to Paul Brown to set at 15h - giving 13-3+5 = 15. Nothing in fence line has reduced to 13 traps = 28 for Polakuloa. Talked to Bevhen Lee and used Fish & Game phone to try (unsuccessfully) to call Q. Tonid, and to order more dry ice from Gaspro in Hilo. Our SOII supply had virtually vanished by this time, so we moved our frozen codfish into the refrigerator freezer compartment. Drive about 7 mi. NW en road to Waimea and return, going on to Hana Polakua. At 940 ft., added 3 Skunas to line giving 13 traps at this site. At 9250 ft., caught 2 Mus (1 Sk. + 1 down). Set 1 additional Sk giving 41-2+1 = 40. Checked 6 traps now calmer and had 1 Mus (just after dark) leaving 5 traps live. Total traps set: 15+13+13+40+5 = 86. Proceeded via in evening. Quentin Tonid showed up unexpectedly ~ 2/30 to spend the night with us. 2200 - 2245 - Checked traps at Polakuloa. Paul was waiting for us at the gate to help us move the traps.

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LIDICKER 1979 March 22 came Caught 5 live Mous is the + non along fence. Kept them nice warm at night by placing them next to five place i cabin. March 23 Got up 0630 Very cold again overnight. Quentin left us ~ 0800 to go back to Honokaa; took about 1/2 the equipment + traps with him so we would have less to carry tomorrow. Picked up all traps. Polahutera: inside facility had 6 mous (2 in 1 trap) - all were alive although 1 was moribund as Paul had picked off traps at 0600 + placed mice under heat lamp in kitchen of station. Left 1 SL, + 10 down traps with Paul. Had 1 dead Mous i traps along fence. Hale Polahua - 940 ft - 2 alive + 1 dead Mous i down trap. 9250 ft - 1 live (down) + 1 dead Mous (SL trap). This is the first time we had any mice die i traps at this location. 3 traps were closed & empty. Nothing in 5 traps near cabin. Processed mice. At 1130 went to Lee's home + called Gerdes again about dry ice arrangements + left message with Island Airlines which is freight company flying dry ice from Honolulu that we would pick it up trial to Sat (Mar 24) at 1200. Also called Carol Ann Tomich. Processed animals all the rest of the day. Paul Brewer showed up for dinner bringing sherry. After dinner we called Carol Ann Tomich; this time successfully Processed mice + packed gear in evening. N/A & 23C is possibly worse if ~ 4g mice caught = 1 trap set P.

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LIDICKER 1979 March 24 Got off 0700, packed & cleaned cabin. Left 0930 for Honolulu via Wainaea. Returned after O Hawaii to Boston Lee on way out. Arrived Honolulu ~ 10:55. Left trip & other gear with Caroline Tomich & said goodbye to her. Left then 11:06 & landed for Hilo. Arrived at flight circuit at 12:04. Delayed cistery, agent was waiting for us with the dry ice. This time it has been carefully packaged in two styrofoam containers. We needed only ½ Q to pack our specimens. As we were out of dry ice at the cabin, we had need ice blocks to pack our specimens for transport to Hilo. Had lunch at Hayt's on Bergen Drive. Drove briefly S to Onetakatoka Beach, & then checked in at circuit. Got gas for our rent-a-car, returned it, & just made our flight out at 15:20. Non-stop to San Francisco, arriving about 2145. Drove home via the Univ. to leave ON our frozen specimens. Arrived home ~ 2320. Saw mongoose tracks on Highway 20 mi. N of Hilo & a second one near Bergen Drive in Hilo. Autopsy Data on Mus from Palakulua which were dealt in trips: March 20 - f 5.5g, hN-billed m 12g. " " : test. 5.5 x 3.5 mm., s.v. 9 mm. m 9.5g, dark-billed : test. 4 x 2 ½ mm. m 15.5g. " " : test. 7 x 4 ½ mm.; s.v. 10 mm.

LIDICKER 1979 mus-autopsy cont. ♀ 6.5g. Lh. bill ♂ 14 g. " " ; test. 6x3½" s.v. 9"- Mar 21 - (then 3 killed - from after being caught alive) ♀ 15.5g. dark-billed ; old pl. scars ♀ 16.5g. buff-billed ; 5seas. x 8"-- ♂ 14.5 g. " " ; test. desc. Mar 22 - ♂ 5.5g. light-billed ♂ 13 g. dark-billed ; test. 6x4" s.v. 7"- ♂ 10.5g. " " ; test. 5x3" ; s.v. 3"- ♂ 14 g. " " ; test. 6x3.5" desc.; s.v. 8"- Mar 23 - ♀ 16 g. dark-billed ; plac. scars, N.wnd. ♂ 8.5 g. light (buff)-billed ; test. 4x2.5" : sv.small Bird list for Keauhou Hawaii (see also notes for 18 March): resident ten (see p NIL) - Mar 18 Hawaii Duck - captivity Pohakuloa Laysan Duck - " mallard - " " Nene - " " Hawaiian Crow - " Golden Plover - com. (see ascent to ~ 8000 ft.) Common Myna - com. (see ascent to ~7000 ft.) * Barred Dove - ~5 (H:1o) Spotted Dove - 20+ (H:10 + Hamakua Coast) Hawa Sparrow - alive, and hatching; ascent to 9300 ft. Hawaiian Finch - com. " "

الصف الخامس س2: اذكر العناصر التالية: 1- P x72 , -P/4 x5 , +3H2 . 2- (المعادلة) = 1.5 دمج س3: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س4: أكمل الفراغات التالية: الصف السادس س5: اذكر العناصر التالية: 1- P x72 , -P/4 x5 , +3H2 . 2- (المعادلة) = 1.5 دمج س6: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س7: أكمل الفراغات التالية: الصف السابع س8: اذكر العناصر التالية: 1- P x72 , -P/4 x5 , +3H2 . 2- (المعادلة) = 1.5 دمج س9: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س10: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س11: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س12: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س13: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س14: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س15: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س16: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س17: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س18: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س19: أكمل الفراغات التالية: س20: أكمل الفراغات التالية:

LIDICKER 1979 Bird List cont. Warbling S:IVertill (Lonchura malaberic) - they have been seen a large flock of them or said to Hule Polokuk at ~ 7000 ft.; possibly from Lon. junculate. * R:calird -(Lonchura junculata) - 10+ on 26/10 + possibly seen or said to H.Poloku, see above. Cardinal - com. along Hana Kua coast. * Hawaiian Hawk - 5 - 1 dr + 2 ft., these birds on W side of Mauna Kea (mi. north 44 from Hilo on Saddle Rd.). 2 ft. then along Hamakua Coast, one at 25 mi. N Hilo 18 from Hilo + other [illegible] miles [illegible], also large gull. European Skylark - com from Waimea, along Saddle Rd up to Hule Polokuk Rd. to ~ 9500 ft. Chickadee - sev. seen or heard every day up + down to Hule Polokuk Ced.j. Quail - cloud around Pohakuloa to sea fog all the way up to Hule Polokuk; once seen together like Checkers R:ip-winked Phasian - 1 (near Waimea) Japanese Quail (Coturnix) - 1 doE ~ 7000 ft. on Rd. to Hule Polokuk. H.Pohokuk * Gray Francolin (Francolinus hardicerianus) - 1 fbr. * Black Francolin (F. francilinus) - 2 dr + 4+6 respctivly mi.: W of Pohakuloa on Saddle Rd. (Mar 22) Turkey - 2 ~ 8000 ft on H.Pohokuk Rd (Mar.21) Rock Dove - 2 (both white) in H:10 + 2 possibly also seen on Waimea airstrip. mockingbird - 1 (Pohakuloa) * Japanese White-eye (Zosterops) - 2+ (1 singing on Hale

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LIDICKEN 1979 Bird List cont. Polatukia ( ~ 800 ft.), 1+ at Polakuloa + 1 family seen at Akaka Falls on Hamakua Coast. Red-billed Leiothrix - 3 (2 at Polakuloa + 1 at 9400 ft. down Hale Pohaku) - loud scolding notes. Elejalio (Chasiampis sandwichensis) - 1 (Polakuloa), not seen well, not good enough for identification; noted when like falcon & low of bird is overexposure in Hawaii to respond to squawking. Amakihi (Laxops virens) - heard singing & calling frequently from Polakuloa to 9400 ft. down Hale Pohaku; a male (?) thing glimpsed has seen well only once. Akeake (Himatione sanguinea) - 4+ all seen on lava between Polakuloa & turnoff to Hale Pohaku. One bird was singing while parked & flying & circled and did a territorial calling sound came of lava lava (falco-like type). * = life bird Livermore - Cornell Hatter Field Trip - 107 class June 4 (Alamada San Siquin cor. Cal.) Microtus seen to be moderately 2:1 in this region. Several were seen, being from head in the dry grass, & 1 egg, cd. 3 was caught at the base of the Castle Rock cliffs, We also caught 1 Reithrodontomy, at dusk on the top of Castle Rock & about 4-5 june. Oryzomys were seen (2 caught) along down of cliffs. Fox tracks found + 1 coyote trail calling. Bt. H. Owl - 1 ad. + 4 young hatched up on Castle Rock; 1+ Barn Owls + 3 abundant egg.

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LIDICKER 1979 Alaskan Trip 6-8-14 June June 8 Left S.F. airport on Alaska Airlines at 1640. Two flights stopped in Seattle and Anchorage before arriving in Fairbanks ~2145 (2345 PDT). Jerry Wolff met me at the airport and we went to his apartment in town. Very hot night with little breeze. June 9 Went to INF after getting groceries and vehicle equipment for trip to Mt. McKinley North Park vicinity. Got to Healy at 1130 when he stopped for a cup of coffee before driving off to west on Otto Lake road. This is just N of Mt. McKinley North Park. Continued about 1 or 2 mi. past Otto Lake turning off on a steadily deteriorating track into the foothills and subalpine vegetation. This brought us to the new study area where Jerry has been practically toggling for microdes micrus. This is third trip since early April on top of 3 or 4 last summer, starting in July. Saw a grizzly bear in low past 2 study area. Jerry had set 3 trophies yesterday with Joanne Conway and Bob Murray. He checked them lines (248 ship tags - winter of mus. 57. at me 6:11) baited with peanut butter or oats) while I looked up to alpine vegetation above the trophies. The transition from subalpine to alpine is gradual, like dwarf larch, willow, alder and few sedgy sedge gradually dropping out. I sat

L DICKEY 1979 8 June cont. U-shaped trough (?) 102 McG:11 ramp trucks. There were set 2 at a definite wide sides 30 ft or more apart. The two sets were 2 - 12 ft. from each other. Microcline sign has constant non-existant. For the majority of trap sites I dug into the thick mass of sand = "running" 4 - 10" under the surface. A few days later by smaller entrances, this nothing looked definitely pitch. Went back to Idledy when we had lunch, visiting at Jerry's nearby gas station. Then we went into McKinley Park to Savage River Camp when the NSF trailer was parked & Joanne Carey was writing them forms. While setting up, it was hot, with no wind, a swarm of mosquitoes. As we arrived at camp it started raining hard. Got hot my back & we cooked our dinner on an open fire. Later that evening it started raining again & continued all night. Jerry & I worked on manuscripts - evening. At stopping over I took 3 photos, the first looking back at Otto Lake. Several Lepus americanus seen or drove down from Freivbinks. Tanasciurus hudsonicus seen and Park. June 10 Overcast with wind that shows & much cooler. After breakfast we drove further into Park going through Saddle Pass to next river (East Fork) before turning back. Mammals seen: Cavia - 10 (7+3); Moose (2 4f's close run sign & together); Dale

LIDICKEN 1979 Jun 10 cont. Shrek - 1 #, Lepus americanus - 1, red squirrel - scared, Spermophilus lateralis - sev. No bears! Then we drove to our study area arriving ~ elev. range 1200. Checked traps (total of 350). A bad day 4 Q haphas = Catharomys spilurus : traps # C, 12, 13, & 51. 250-2800 ft. All had been free from traps earlier morning except for 1 guy. I take a short trip over nearby leading to lower entrance - at loss of road w/ lots of dwarf Birch. It was surprising to me to get Catharomys - and open alpine vegetation. It had rained alot since the traps were set & 3 big traps were floating out another 15ft into flowing tributary from the river. As I checked my first trap I noticed Jerry hovering at the rear of the car (see, thanks for being). I looked back & saw a large Grizzly Bear moving toward me about 30m in away (Jerry said he seemed to have been stalking on for some time). After he saw me look at him, he seemed to lose interest - following in a crouched run along the ridge. This is possibly the same bear we saw in the area yesterday. Took photos as follows: 2 Q trap line was for side # 1 1 Q trap-side # C 1 guy top & study area looking down 1 looking back toward bear sev. of subalpine vegetation About 1430 went to Jerry's Study site again for lunch. Then we returned to Fairbanks, left equipment specimens at INF & organized some gear for

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L1 Dickson 1979 Jun 10 card. high tomr to Hess Creek. Got back to Jerry's station at 18w. Dropped down m at 1 AB. Jun 11 Got to INF at 0730. Picked up station wagon & Bob Mowry, & Michelle Abaza (for INF), & L:libby Siberling from 1AB & Joanne Carey (picked her up at her home - Goldstone Rd). Drove to Hess Creek field area. Intermittent rain all morning & a little in afternoon too. Cool (~45°F) + strong winds all day. The weather minimized the impacts to weather at Hess Creek. We arrived at the study area about 1130. Went to grid & started digging nests of M. xanthognathus. Michelle & I set 16 kg. Slow time stops, traded L:R nests. Motelada M.x sign on grid + surrounding area, especially along a vicinity of creek which is lower than the previous years. On our morning found cuttings of Mertensia (bluebells), Vaccinium, & Arctostaphylos from worse-worse. Sign extended on W side 1 curb at least for 20 yds from creek. Population is hardly down digging than last year. On one nest, found 5 nestlings - eyes recently open, about 10-12 g., + 3 #8's + 2 #6's. Later a chick was seen entering the burrow system when they were reflected. At ~1200 we went back to car to fix a flat tire at lower level. We had some trouble fixing the tire as the car rolled off the side & in trying to get the car back on the level just if it moved, the wheel cover

LIDICKER 1979 June 11 cost. To the lake came M & we had some difficulty getting it back on. Then we found that the same fire wheel did not fit on the 5 wheel carts. A State Police van dropped by & found as a file what we want to exchange the bolt holes in the fire tire wheel so that we got it on. As it was cold & windy we went to the Allegiance trail on the side road (to write our (1/2 campsite level) and the we turned on its learned side. [illegible] Continued digging for nests on grid after lunch. The we went to 27 mi. S.E. of day for nests then M.x population is definitely down there, being restricted to the deep creek banks. We found them then at first on active mound. No nests were found in it's case, known. Above the creek banks, the litter is quite dry with little middle land for M.x. Brows were thick and growing nicely. Took picture of 2 ? M.S. birds just. Returned to 28 mi. (grid side) and looked for nests on N side of road. This is the area in which M.x. low abundant in 1975 & naturally common in years thereafter. Now bird sign is pretty good restricted to the small creek directly opposite the grid. Voles found here & lots of vole sign. Several nests found. Left about 1530 for drive back to Fairbanks. We brought back a total of 15 nests: 7 winter, 6 summer & winter continent, & 2 summer only.

L'Obex 1979 June 11 cont. In the process of collecting the roots for a journalist in Anchorage (Glen Haas), while digging my plot I found systems of burned burrows empty with cache cavities. Burned systems are very complex, it difficult to distinguish the structure of root systems at first glance, though they go down to penetrate well into this zone is about 1 ft. below surface of litter. Burrows of cache cavities seem open to be located in junction zone where litter (mostly moss) meets the soil, and a gap is easily formed. Large cavities, now mostly completely empty, were often found under the shallower parts of a dead spruce which may be partially filled over or laying on the ground. Or a few years, nothing remains of a winter cache if horizons were found. A good place to look is where moss has grown up on a tangled mass of deadened branches and roots. Two cache cavities were about 6" high but with a diameter of at least a meter and had several funnel burrows coming into them. No winter root was found in these caves, so it has not possible to tell how many nests related to hiddens. Summer nests were of dry grass, and often shallower or even on top of winter nests. Some were open on top like a bird's nest and others were covered. One that I found was in a side branch about 6" off of a large empty cavity at the same depth. We wound back: Fairbanks about 1815. Stopped

LIDICER 1979 June 11 cost to Irving Jack's, on Goldstream Rd. Two miles before Going back to INF & then home. Stayed at a rest at the Blue Dolphin for a pizza instead of eating dinner. 57:11 covered, windy, intermittent rain - afternoon & evening. June 12 Got to INF by 0800. Got Bob Murray off to go picking up traps at Hlaly; he left about 0900. Worked until ~1500 autopsying samples of small mammals caught at the Hlaly - Otto Lake study area since 15 July 1978. This site was in forest for 2000 to 2800 ft, although traps set at the lowest elevations caught nothing. The site is 1 1/2 to 2 km. n of the Mt. McKinley National Park boundary, and is on the slopes SW of Otto Lake. Locality for specimen labels worked out as: 5 1/2 km. W, 4 1/2 km. S Hlaly, N. side Alaska Range. Then we worked on data analysis for rest of evening & into the evening. June 13 Autopsied specimens brought back by Bob Murray yesterday; he got back ~2030. This took most of morning. Analyzed data, talked with Gerry Swartz for about 20 min., a worked on manuscripts with Jerry Wolff. Went to dinner with Jerry at Grace Curry's. Then Jerry & I went back to INF to continue working. Murray filled up all our traps at Hlaly yesterday, & reported that

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LIDICKEN 1979 June 13 cont. 10-15%. some spring. Second sow missing, although I found all of the 102 that I had put out. On trip Ios caught a bad c bear coming in from - at wood house. He did not see the bear, however. Got to bed for late date. June 14 Got Alaska Air flight and g Fairbanks at 0700. I had arranged for Don Collins to meet me in Anchorage to deliver some frozen tissues (sections from Bering Street & 1 area other). However, he did not show up. The flight was stopped in Seattle. I finally got back to S.F. about 15:50 and got a 16:35 Airport Connection bus to Berkeley. Nconi met me at the Durant Hotel, and we went directly to MV2 to learn of the frozen specimens I was carrying. Bird List for the Trip: Arctic tern - 1 (seen 9th & 10th at Otto Lake) Long-tailed Jaeger - 2 (Met) Common Golden-eye - 2+ (OK) Barrow's Goldeye - ~6 birds seen (OK) on 9th but only seen flying away; they had Golden-eye wing pattern, but all black heads; could not find them on 10th. Bufflehead - 6 (3 fms.) - 2 fm. = met & 1 OL ; 1 fr. - Met seen on 10th w/ ? W.L. W. Scotcher did & chased all our food. White-winged Scoter - 12 (Met), > 10+ (OL) Common Merganser - 1 fm. (OK) Harlem's Hawk - 1

LIDICKEN 1979 Bird List cont. (8-14 June) Golden Eagle -2 (Mck.) Merl Hawk -3+ Kestrel -1 (F.) Willow Ptarmigan -6+ (Mck) Snaili (see -1 (F.) Common Shrike -6+ Lesser Yellowlegs -4+ (OL) Spotted Sandpiper -1 (OL) New Gull -[30]+ (Mck, OL, F.) Arctic Tern -1 (betw. F. & Nenana) Rock Dove - 10+ (F. Bkt-killed Magpie -15+(Mk) Flicker -1 Raven (up to altine zone) Cliff Swallow (F) Swainson's Thrush -com. Barn Swallow (F) Troll's Flycatcher -1 (F) V. gr. Swallow -2 (OL) R. cv. Kinglet -1 (hand) Common Raven - com. Yellow Warbler -2+ Gray Jay Orange-cr. Warbler -1 White-winged Crossbill -20+(Mck). Several Sparrow - 10+(OL) Tree Sparrow - 10+(OL) Fox Sparrow - com. Wk.-cr. Sparrow -com. Yuncas -5+ (Hess (val)) abbreviations: F = Fairbanks , OL = Otto Lake ; Mck = Mt. McKinley Natl. Park

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L 'DICKER 1980 Biogeologists Trip to Sierra Foothills; 17-18 May May 17 - Group convened at Forest Genetics Institute in Placerville, El Dorado Co., at about 11:30. I went with Andrew Cockburn and Dick Sager. Tours + talks at 12 first, at Vicinity during afternoon & evening. Spent night at Institute. Leader of trip was Lady & Stellins. Arrangements by Wm. Crittendall & Harold Kerster. May 18 - After breakfast at the Institute, we drove in a conveyance of 13 cars N of Placerville on the road to Georgetown. Saw, at 1:05, N of Fork to Garden Valley via turnoff on Bear Creek Rd. for second hike until just like Meadow Brook Rd. At this point traversed creek around the road to be dropped to examine a serpentine outcrop for endemic plants. Took numerous photographs. Found 1 dead Phrynosoma cornutum when we discarded after checking identification = Steller's field spink. Harold Baker spotted a pair of these lizards copulating. Numerous photos were taken of the pair which was in a ventral to ventral position; 8 on top. After the photographing, I checked them to confirm that individual on top was 8 (by hemipenis evident), & an opposite dawn was female (clearly had enlarged eggs). Even after handling, they remained reluctant to move & stood close together, & we left them this way. There were also several distinctions in coloration & in the sharpness of the head spines. The 8's spines were longer & sharper.

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LIDICKER 1980 May 18 east. Then we went to Pine Hill which is a little W of N J Rescue. We climbed to the top which is at ~2000 ft. Several endemic plants occur there. We also hauled on top. Saw Microtus signus near the top and then we also saw another endemism with abundant Neostoma hopping. From here we went to Single Spring (~5 mi S Pine Hill) to see Castelogia stellinsii, a morning glory named for Stellins and occurring only in the Pine Hill area (2 localities). From there we continued S. to Latrobe and on to Iowa. Just S of Iowa when looking 49 meets 88 we stopped to examine another littoral island. This time on an Escora (Ione Formation) marine beach deposit. Soil is sandy + very low fertility. Endemics include Aretostaphylos mertiolis which occurs in almost four stands. & styles better spots A m. replaced by A. miles. Other endemics are a buckbush, and a pleasant aromatic gentian (H....). Also occurring there is Agrostis sandingii which is disjunct from other populations occurring on coastal San Diego Co., at low like altitude populations which are totally a different species. Only normal signs seen was Sylvilegus hopping, & Microtus (manyup + 1 individual seen) near the northeast. Left first locality ~1700 & continued to Beverly via Looking 12 to Lodi and on to Fairfield.

LIDICKER 1980 Brooks Island, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Oct. 10 - 1330 - 1630 Trip organized by East Bay Park District. I was invited to go by Mary Jeffords. Boat and its fuel were operated by the District. Personal: Mary Jeffords, Howard Cogswell, Ted Radke (these 3 constitute the Shorelines Comm. of the Board of Directors), Neil Havlik, Roger Wilde, George & Corinne Colez, & myself. Weather: clear, mod. W. winds. Purpose: to inspect effects of burning of most of the island by the Park District for brush control on Sept. 22 Major natural features of the island were: most of the wall of the quarry, a small section of the S. beach [illegible] the concrete bunkers, the discharge gear on E shore (on the aquatic mound), an area of brush S of the concrete's residence, and the area immediately around the concrete's area. A number of photographs were taken. Also natural brush most of the field was leading to the trucksite. Active Microtus sign was found in all the [illegible] areas except for around the concrete's area. Som of the field saw 2 live M. under a board. Running during signs of continuing occupancy in the mound area was common. However, relatively few rodent signs were seen on the E slope of the island. The fire must have burned more slowly & thoroughly before causing such light direct fire mortality. Survival of voles in the brush areas will now depend on how quickly the rains start. Some active running was also found in the Salicornia patches. A number of vole carcasses were found,

LIDICKER 1980 Oct. 10 cont. including several i natural area. One of the latter had the creamium opened up, finding it rather microcosm. It was obvious that a fairly high density of M. was present before the dam. A careful search has also made for White-tailed Deer. A flock of about 30 birds was observed on the S. bank. Most were young of the year, but I did hear one song (twice): --- TTTT.... On the N. end then was an odd-sized flock of ~20 birds. According to Cagswell, most of them were gambelli, but at least some were nuttalli. Again I heard one song: --- TTT..... Whether or not the two Brooks Deer's kickouts survival will have to wait for the spring breeding season. (no authors) One Black-tailed Deer was seen on the N end + bank water hill; droppings were also seen on the hill. No Rattler sign was noted. Ne:1 H. reported seeing one Theraphthis near the South-agar trees, + I found one dead + fairly tanned Cerrodonotus. The South-agar close the spring on the E slope were totally burned if not killed. A small trackings near the spring on the W side was partly burned. Beech's shrubs were burned and large ones that mostly they are still starting a very will justfully strong shoot. A few green shoots & poles & grasses were seen occasionally. Most prominent were green shoots of some ferns and green lining the upper edge of the road on the E slope.

L10iction 1980 Oct. 10 cont. Phazant skeletons + found eggs were seen commonly. Also a jackal skeleton (?) was offered to be a cover we saw just down the road on the E. side. Birds seen: resident cornmouth - sev. Brown Pelican - 2+ Canada Goose - 3 Smy Scoters - 15+ Coot - sev. W. Grebe - 2+ Corn. Murre - 1 (in # channel to Wad snmp) W. Bull - mm. Ring-billed Gull - 5+ Forster's Tern - 25+ Common Tern - 1 Willat - 2+ Elegant Tern - 2 Bik-killed Plover - 4+ Kestrel - 2 Killdeer - 4+ Morning Dove - 2+ Burrowing Owl - 4+ Harrmen's Gull - 1+ Ba:idi's Warbler - 1 White-cr. Sparrow - 50+ Song Sparrow - 10+ Avocet - 30+ Golden-c. Sparrow - 2+ L.killed Curlew - 10+ Fox Sparrow) Whiskered - 2+ Red-wing - 2+ Mallard Duck - 50+ (Corn Crow - 1) M.H. (brud.) Dorritter - 6 Brown Towhee - 2+ W. Sandpiper - 200+ Least Sandpiper - 9 Sanderling - 85+

LIDICKEN 1981 Bodega Bay Trip w/ Andrew Golden & Rick Ostfeld Jan. 17 Left about 1415 + drove directly to Bodega Bay Marine Lab (BML). After short exploratory walk to N of lab buildings, we set out 2 transects & live traps extending from near the shoreline to the top of the first sand dune. Each transect traversed various grasslands. Line "A" went from around the perimeter to dunes & then to dune grom. Line "B" went from around the dune to toward dune grom. Each line had 20 traps with about 8 m. apart. At each site we set 1 longworth & 1 small collegiate Sherman trap - trapped w/ dried oatmeal. These transects were between the Agricultural field & the N. joint. There was abundant fresh Philodromus sign in the perennial grass areas and along a small cut. & other habitats. Then we moved down the Station road about 1/8 mi. and set 20 traps (5 stations) in the Lupinus dickets on the N side of the road - along the edge of first sand dune (transect "D"). The last 20 traps (5 stations) were set in the largely annual grasses on the S. side of the road (transect "C"). Same trap arrangements on these 2 transects. Total traps set = 100 (50 longworths + 50 Shermans). Finished setting at 1740; actual setting cd ~1600. It was almost too dark to see effectively & the fin we finished. Weather: overcast, st. winds, intermittent light rain all afternoon. Lots of common scoter. Also deer & rabbits are strikingly abundant. We saw a number of deer. Found fox den & dene near transect

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

L1 DICKEN 1987 Dec. 18 cont. To Bluffs S 1 [illegible] Horseshoe Cove the lake (Saw 1 falcon, Herring Gull - cons). around the Cave to the left. Returned the keeps & left. Stopped briefly along Bolger Bay to look at birds. Drove back to Berkeley stopping off at Winkelman's Old Dutch delicatessen for lunch (shortly after leaving Lighthouse(13)). Got to MV # 2 and embarked by ~1500. Some birds noted on the trip: Red-Thr. Loon - 1 Rough-legged Hawk? - 1 Harrel Gull - 10+ Murre Lettuce - 18 Sand Gull - 20+ Sparrow Hawk - 50+ W. Gull - 10+ White-tailed Kite - 2 (1x D. Cr. Cormorant - 1 + R: Sandy) Caly. Quail - 1 DO R Arn Cost - 120+ Pelagic Cormorant - 5+ Black Oystercatcher - 15+ Murrelet Cormorant - 50+ Surfbird - 45 (Horseshoe Gt. Bl. Horn - 2 Cove) Common Egret - 2+ (Petroleum Marsh) Bk. Terns - 7+ Snowy Egret - 2 (Bolger Bay) Whimbrel - 3 (Horseshoe Cove) Scamp-wader - 15+ W: Pint - 50+ Con. Golden-eye - 2+ Rock Sandpiper - 2 (Horseshoe Bruffland - 35+ Cove) Wh.-w. Scoter - 25+ Least Sandpiper - 2+ Snag Scoter - 20+ Dunlin - 2+ Reddy Duck - 100+ W. Scaup? - 30+ Turkey Vulture - 10+ Mated Godwit - 200+ Curlew Hawk? - 1 Sandpiper - 70+ Red-to-tail Hawk - 20+ Glaucous-winged Gull - 15+ W. Sulf - 40+

L.DICKEN 1981 Bird list Jan 17-18 cont. Herring Gull - 25+ Caly. Gull - 5+ Ring-billed Gull - 20+ Mew Gull - 10+ Forster's Tern - 60+ Rock Dove - 5+ Belted Kingfisher - 1 Flicker - 1 heard only Black Phalarope - 2 Say's Phalarope - 1 Sand Jay - 1 Raven - 1 W. Crow - 10+ Robin - 1+ Long-tailed Shrike - 5+ Sparrow - 200+ W. Meadowlark - 5+ Red-wing - 10+ Brewster's Blackbird - 20+ Several Sparrows - 3+ Wtl. cr. Sparrows - 25+ Song Sparrows - 1+ Calgary Alberta March 11-12 Leaves tomorrow for numerous individuals in winter fields seen on Calgary outskirts & nearby fields. Due to lack of snow, the activities really started out. Arrived at Paul & Donna Anderson's place about dusk, about 40 mi. WSW of Calgary. Saw 1 Great Gray Owl (

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LIDICKER 1981 Hastings Res - St. Lucia Mtns. trip: Biosystematists April 25-26 April 25 - 0815 - met Joe Gregory at his home in La Foyette & we traveled together for this day). Dr. Hastings at ~11:30. Several talks & walks and Recreation. For weeks we combined resources with Dick Sage. Cool will likely decreaseable rain in afternoon or again in evening. Stayed overnight at Reservation. Saw Joann Daly's dirt places & did trips for his spider research. Microtus sign is moderate, that is higher than I have seen it for quite a few years. Lots of retreat scats on slopes of Schodhorn Hill. Also saw rock badger diggings in a number of places. Jim Griffin's spider-jumping excursions on the top of Schodhorn Hill show 400 odd seedlings /m2 when I counted plots then in zone. April 26 - 0915 left with Jim Griffin & J. Daly, Sage & Gregory, & 1 other for Santa Lucie's. Took road to Jascij are Hot Spgs. Observed Griffin's successes on plots I turned him from on Chavis Ridge & above Chia camp campground, & shortly went 2 mi. further south to site overlooking Sahins Valley & Diablo Range to the east & the lowest ridge of the St. Lucie's above Big Sur to the west. At this last site we could observe deforest regeneration after the major fire about 3 yrs ago. Lobium seed was scattered after the fire & although this seems to have limited effect on conudally expansion, the Microtus have obviously taken advantage

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LIDICKON 1981 Apr. 26 cont. Of this grove of Spruce, One shoot to heavily colonize after the fire is Ceanothus integerrimus. We noticed that about 1 in 10 shoots we killed by gophers feeding on roots (C.i.) is a nitrogen fixer). An occasional individual was killed by microbes girdling the base of the stem, & we saw some very fresh signs of this type. They stay with us at ~4500 ft. elevation. It was really sunny, but cold, & with a cold westerly wind blowing. The pine trees in then isolated groves on Pinos Canelitos, One population at a slightly lower elevation was completely killed, with only 2 seedling alive today. In the Chears Ridge & Chirca cat deposits, partial kills occurred and regeneration is good. After lunch at last site, enjoying the downtown view. At 1330 we & J left for home. We arrived at Lis home 1700 & I got home 1730. Bird List for trip unidentified sparrow Turkey Vulture (now seen Lige - Ste Lucie's) WL, AZ: GL L:t:h-2 Red-tailed Hawk Red-tailed Hawk (Hastings)-1 Kestrel Colt. Quail Mourning Quail (quite a few heard) Barl-tailed Pigeon

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Lidicker 1981 Bird list comp (Mar. 25-26) Mourning Dove Red Dart Wl. Thr. Swift Amras Hummingbird Acan Woodpecker W. K.ingbird W. Flycatcher Olive-sided Flycatcher Black Phoebe Haven Wren Bewick's Wren Robin W. Bluebird B. gr. Grosbeak Starling Warbling Vireo Red-w. Blackbird Brewers Blackbird Bullock's Oriole House Finch Chipping Sparrow Golden-cw. Sparrow Violet-green Swallow Barn Swallow Sandy Jay Y. H. Magpie Con. Crow Chestnut-bk. Chickadee Plain Titmouse Whitew. Nuthatch (Hosking)-1 Pygmy Nuthatch (Lewis Kelly)-1 (Stanley [illegible] & Lee - [illegible] dead [illegible] tree snag) Orange-cr. Warbler (head only) Nashville Warbler - 1 Yellow Warbler (head only) Bilk. Wk. Grey W. - 2 Wilson's Warbler - (head only) Lesser Goldfinch R-sided Towhee Brown Towhee Oregon Junco White-crowned Sparrow Fox Sparrow (head only) Coyote Hills Regional Park, Alameda Co. Calif. with Zed, 107 B class May 8 0750-1200 Bird list:

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LIDICKER 1981 May 8 cont Pied Lt. Grebe -2 Snowy Owl -1 Bk-cw Nigez Heron -5+ Mallard -20+ God well - ~4 h. Pintail -6 Cinnamon Teal -5 T.Vultures -3 Wk-td.k-t -2 (willig nest : willow-summed & around) Manx Hawk -2+ Calig. Phn:1 -1 R-n, Pheasant -10+ Corn. Gallinule -2 (1 seen chased by Coyt) Arr. Crst -30+ (14/6 dary cl:cr.) K'llden -2+ Dowitken -1 Scot Jay -2+ Chickadee-6, Chickadee -2 (feeldy egg & nest i budge) Corn. Bushkit -1 Horn Worm -1+ L,Ad. Marsh Wren -25+ Mockingbird -1+ Robin -1 Loggerhead Shrike -3 Starling - 20+ (including 2 nests in diff. brches - 1 nest & y ~ 1 1/2 wks > killed-7). Orange c. Warbler -2+ Larus sj, -1 Caspian Tern -1 Forsters Tern -6 Morning Dove -12+ G+, H. Owl -2 (jellies conting micratus Ratter + Sylu:lepus) Allen's Hummingbird -3+ Ash thr. Flycatcher -2 Bik Phoebe -3 W. Wood Pewee -1 Ol-v-s-ld Fl-y catchers -1 Barn Swallow -25+ Cliff Swallow -20+ Yellow-throat - 20+ Wilson's Warbler -3+ Red-wing -5-0+ Brewer's Blackbird -30+ (including 1 nest w/5 eggs = Baccalaris, ~7h. (On Sand)) W. Tanager -2 (cont)

L / DICKER 1981 May 8 (cont.) Horn Finch - 60+ Amv. Goldfinch - 10+ Brown Tit - 3 Song Sparrow - 25+ 47 species Mammals: (see also G +, H, Owl) Lepus californicus - 3+ Sylvilagus auduboni - 2+ Oryctolagus cuniculus - 1 Ondatra zibethica - 1 (attacked by cat) plus red and s. mice. Procyon lotor - tracks Spermophilus tridecemlineatus - 12 + POLAND & NORWAY 31 August to 4 October Aug 31 - Left San Francisco on United flight for Newark at 14:20 (20 min. late). Bus to 34th St. terminal & taxi to Gretchen's apartment. Sept 1 - Taxi to airline terminal on 1st Ave. & 37th St. & limousine to Kennedy airport. Left at 19:51 (1 hr. & 6 min. late) on Lufthansa flight for Frankfurt. Sept 2 - 02:00 (EST), awoke (snoozed). Arrived at ~ 09:35 local time. This is 6 hr time change from NY + 9 hrs. from S.F. Left on Lufthansa flight to Warsaw at 10:52. Cold lunch in flight; arrived at 12:40. Met by K. Andrzejewska who drove me to Hotel Forum when PAN had booked reservation for me.

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LIDICKON 1981 Sept. 2 cont. Had around lunch next to the one met by Jan Pinoski who is chairperson of the Dept. of Vertebrate Ecology at the Instytut Ekologii and giving host. (A) We took a very cordialbus to his home apartment for an excellent dinner (complete with beef, 2 kinds of squash, bruchekart, custard dessert and a Romanian wine - pinot gris (sweet & fruity)). His wife Barbara Pinoska also works in the Dept. as a ornithologist. (Agnieszka) Their daughter spoke some Spanish as the family lived in Carcass for a year. I took his book to hotel by myself. Sept 3 Walked to American Embassy to "check-in" with them & to deliver letter from Diane Bielakuskas (U.S. Naval Acad. of Science) to John Zarolis (Science Attache). Zarolis was in a meeting so I left letter with his secretary. Was large crowd of people milling around outside of Embassy. At 12:30 Barbara Dichl (ornithologist who was at Berkeley last Nov.) met me at the hotel with car from the Instytut. Barbara did not go to Inst. so I went alone with the driver - Andrzej. At the Inst., in the lobby of the main building is a very large bulletin board for Solidarnosc & a small one and for the Party & teachers union. Many people wearing Solidarnosc pins & I saw 1 placed in the rear window of a car. Dichl is leaving in a few days for a conference

[illegible] "A 'waste' of precious moments killed interrogator went and called another at a call I loved about it (someone) for a man to. that he or someone - I saw others. (almost a waste) After I knew what all previous in the midst mother of 21 yrs, wonder if she has killed her own? (all and others) and the investigation). I think might want to study it only too bad that he could - and it would be a + to + or per. I think man & wife do in 2 hrs at 49 how to live it a similarity of hard-willed good or not very much, what about a first thing other words - itself was & a self-similarity of good and - in front is still more g

LIDICKER 1981 Sept. 3 was in Spain. After lunch drove to Białowieża w/ K. Andrzejewska, driver Andrzai & a graduate student of Roman Andrzejewski's named Ursula. Stopped in the village of Siemiatycze for dinner. Arrived at B. ~ 2000. Zdzisław Pucek greeted us & checked us in to a lovely vehicle from an old hunting lodge meant for PAN official guests only. We were the only guests. Sept. 4 - Had breakfast at the Hotel Iwa (willow) which is very nearby. Then we visited at the Mamrot's Rosenthal Inst. & later mid-morning went out with Krystyna Raczyńska to look at a herd of wood bison which was quite close to the main road near farm. We had very close looks at a mixed herd of 9 individuals. From 1300-1400 I gave a seminar on "Biomedical and pathological evolution in brown rice on the island of Hawaii". It was held in the seminar room of the Inst. of Forestry & Botany next to Pucek's guest house which does not have a suitable room. I was introduced by Marek Geliński. Afterwards we had discussion until 1530. Much of this was with Krystyna Falinska who is plant population ecologist in the Botanical Institute but who cooperates with Pucek's group. We were discussing nature of individuality in organisms & populations (esp. plants & esp. asexually reproducing ones). After this K.A. & driver & I had

[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] I have always wanted to write about the experience of being in a loft. I have never been very lucky with it in terms of work and my writing tastes - or in particular, my feeling for having enough time to make good progress. And (finally) now I believe at a significant level - I hope? I am sure that the best idea for art is always given as the one and praised - but until that moment had finished - it took me all of 48 years, if not even longer, to do something along and today's work is much nearer a 10 year works per foot and most recently in using a (2) - over 7 feet of Australian P rough in various ways as part of the 'landscape'. As I feel on the 'surface' of living at no more than perhaps a project for two or three months from that time - and for only four years, several different directions have been undertaken and it has not yet been clear what has been gained so far from all of this work. In any event I will continue without itself in due season at my speed. The paintings are not, however, finished as is a final vision projected onward you see - once there's certainly for study and contemplation purposes as for the months to come.

LIDICKO 1981 Sept. 4 cont. lunch in local restauracja. Then we went back to hotel and good discussion with Marek Sebczynski regarding his work on electrophoresis of bank notes, shrews and other topics. As they were being terribly bleeding rodents from the subterranean mines I offered to demonstrate the technique tomorrow. Back at the hotel I had a bath. At 2000 we had dinner at Puczek's and discussion until at least 2330. Michalyna (Miska) Puczek was an ex Lidingim folk dancer many years ago in Lublin. Sept. 5 - Hotel breakfast at Hotel Two by myself. Then Puczek gave a 1 hr. detailed tour of the natural history museum. On returning to the Zaktwal found that M. Puczek had dreamt last night about folk-dancing, including a feeling of floating or flying. Had long discussion with Edzister regarding program of Zaktwal. Want thrush colonies I as mentioned these three visit includes especially C1athronomyx glareolus, Micrurus catagaudis (catagaudis), and the Marchwinka Kamster. There 3 species they are trying to develop into domestication for several purposes. They also have many other species such a Pityngus antlermannus (including a pink-eyed dilution mutant), A1stornes, and several species of shrews. Marek was sick so did not demonstrate breeding techniques. Puczek says that the institute has a museum collection of 150,000 specimens but I did not have time to see it (he must have meant 1,500).

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LIDICKEN 1981 Sept 5 cont. Putch the tour on a trip into Biatowieja forest. We saw magnificent oaks - up to 3 + km you and that have been individually cared for various kings or queens who hunted in the Forest. We also walked for 2 km. on a range "cat walk" into a forest just outside the national park. Along this route, there are various species so labeled with comments in Polish known simply anything else pertaining I know it is not in forest community. Then we walked the 2 km. back. By the time we checked out of the hotel it said "do widzenia" to Puchek it was 1400. By the time we left behind - Biatowieja it was 1500. Saw a White Stork on drive back to Warszawa ; arrived about 1930. Checked back into Hotel Forum and went to bed almost immediately. Sept. 6 - Slept almost 12 hrs. At 10:00 am Pionowski met me with his daughter and we went to visit Wilanow Palace & gardens. We spent 1 3/4 hrs. in the palace & also at least 1 hr. in the gardens. Saw a European Nuttall - in the garden & common sign of Talpa europaea. Along a side branch of the Wisla R. saw : Gt. Crested Grebe - 1 pr. (Podiceps cristatus) Shoveller - 17 Black headed Gull - 10+ (Larus ridicularis) Had good lunch in restaurant near the palace - run by Hotel Forum. Drove to Hotel to pick up my boots and

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LIDICKER 1981 Sgs.6 cont. Binoculars & then on to Jan's flat. He has a Yugoslavian-made car. The most common driven car is the Polish Fiat. Then we drove to edge of Kampinos forest where Pienowski's have bought an old (1920's) house and are fixing it up. They expect to move into it perhaps after the winter. They have owned the house for several years but renovation has been very slow because of difficulties in getting supplies. The house has a nice garden. While Mrs Pienowski worked in the garden, Jan & I walked into and along the edge of the forest. Birds seen on our long walk t around Li's house: Goose - 1+ Mallard - 2+ Phylloscopus sp. - 15+ a few seemed to have dark legs = Chiffchaff; else 1 or 2 were very grey & without noticeable eye stripe - probably young. Hooded Crow Rook Jackdaw Magpie Jay Bluethroat - 15+ Crested Tit - 1 Willow Tit - 1 (heard only) (

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LIDICKER 1981 Sept. 6 cont. Dunroack - Haugesund - st Pinsk: kangaroo also saw a large Viper Returned to Pinsk; kept for dinner + discussions, watched news on TV. Jan called in too late on article = Bolint & Petersenig. Took bus back to hotel, arriving ~ 22:15. Sept. 7 At 0900 K. Andrzujewska arrived to take me to the Instytut Ekologii i Dziewkarów Lesny. She wanted to show me how to get there on the buses in case I missed the instytut bus at 08:00. We arrived after 10:00. Had much discussion about my plans + arrangements. Also good talk with K. Petersenig who has anthyemia, & has been in hospital. He came to Inst. to attend meeting of collegium (administers of inst. + heads of departs.). Petersenig remains mentally very sharp, his English is a good enough, and he is very interested in "What is a population?" (Sto just populacji?), ie. what are loging boundaries. I tried to express view that we need to find out what levels of discontinuities are important to organisms for various functions + to what extent these relevant dis- continuities coincide. Also had extended discussion with Regina Rosalska & Nabegto regarding microtine cycles & the possible role of winter

LIDICKEN 1981 Sept. 7 cont. systems in contributing to # cycles. There was no lunch ava: ldn of the Inst. today (normally 16.30) because I room equipment for tuna. So at 1500 Krystyna & I took bus to Place Wilson for Polish pizza. Then she went shopping & I took bus back to hotel, arriving about 16.30 This was my first opportunity to write some notes & wash clothes. Tonight was my first chance so far to try dinner on my own; I managed for $t 140. Sept. 8 At 09:30 met at Hotel of Anna Dobrowolska of Dept. of Vertebrate Physiology of Warsaw Univ. She suggested her take a taxi to the Univ. Discussed her work on roles with her. She has measured &-globulin levels throughout cycle from birth to still Poland. Also analyzed age, density, sex etc. effects. She has also done electrophoresis of transferrin alleles in M. carolis as well as Apodemus agrarius & flavicollis. Had good discussion with the head of her Dept., Prof. Jarusz 5:11. He works on Physiology of Livers, & is also active in organizing conferences on liver biology. He is also consultant to IUCN Survival Series Comm. on tarpons, gray seals in Baltic, & world liaison. He thinks his surname derives from French "G:/10" and comes from Napoleonic times. Then met 2 girls working on diurnal rhythms in chickens: interaction with radiation, corticosteroids, and immunological

LIDICKER 1981 Sat. 8 cont. morning. Talked with Krystyna I. Zalaska-Frelijam who works on lemmings & caribou/reindeer. Then Anna & I took bus to Marszałkowska St. where we had lunch. He talked about a possible joint-disc. grant proposal for her in Berkeley. Then I walked back to Hotel Forum arriving just after 1600. In evening I went to Andryjewski's when Krystyna helped me to translate some of the Dyskusja from Komicki's paper on "Superorganization". After a late supper with them (Roman talked about that book on population biology which he is co-editing with K. Falcuska of Biatorwigiza), I got back to Hotel about midnight. Since the Russian had stopped running by then K.t.R. gave me a ride home in their Polska Fiat. Roman feels that i.e. Russia Navumov and his more holistic views are gaining ascendancy over the more reductionist attitudes of Svartz and Poljakov. He stood on an ecology book by Shilov (1978 I think) which he said was excellent & should be translated into English. He also complained that Sam Berry's new book on The Biology of the Horse Mouse hereabouts is cited little in non-English literature. Sat. 9 At 0810 I was at Warszawa Centralna (station) to get the train to Dzików. After waiting until 0830, I and a number of others from the Institute decided

p.242 [illegible] I suppose the bullet completes its acceleration at some time when the muzzle is at the end of the barrel, and that it has a velocity v which is equal to the muzzle velocity. It follows from this that if the gun was originally at rest, the gun moves forward with a velocity u = mv/M when I have supposed that all momentum is conserved. A quantity (mv+Mv) must be constant, and if the bullet is not fired “uncompensated” so that it has some mass left in the tube behind it, then this equation will hold also in a slight modified form so that u = v(M+m)/(M+m) where m is the remaining mass of the bullet at end of t (approximately if acceleration is small). I presume therefore that an equal and opposite force is exerted on the gun in such time as to give it this velocity. The momentum of the bullet is then Mv = mv + mu, it has velocity v. If the gun was not originally stationary, but had some initial velocity U, then the final velocity would be V = (M+m)U + mv / (M+m). This can easily work out a proper relation to work out. p.243 (-1+2i) and 0.98 at 6 o'clock. 0.98 cm from the axis, which is not at all very different from the value of r.

LIDICKON 1981 Sun, 9 aug. That it was not coming. So I walked back to Marshalkowska St. & took the 2 bus sequence to get to the Instytut. I finally arrived about 0930. After some discussion & glass of herbata, 5 of us went to walk in nearby Kampinos Forest. The group included Krystyna, Bogumila Oleck, Wacek Malinowska & his consort Barbara. Oleck, an ornithologist was originally going to take me to a ham listel place in the forest for a small birding trip, but a car was not available. We helped Wacek & Barban run 3 ~ 7 grids (25 x 25m with 25 line traps each) in the forest. Wacek is interested in studying spatial temporal information transfer, & the interacti of these 2 dimensions in the small natural communities. Saw olive: Clostionomyg glerrolus, Microtus agrestis, Microtus oeconomus (within area), Apodemus flavicolis, A. sylvestris, A. agrarius, and Micromys minutus. Only with Krystyna's help did they seem to be able to identify the micratus & the A. sylvestris. I took a few photos including habitat - shots for both species of Micromys. Also saw beaver food made by ??? one of 3 pairs introduced several years ago into the forest. Then he visited a fig or fox farm where Krystyna is studying Rattus & Mus populations in the barns & making trap-line transsects from the barns across adjacent meadows out into the Forest. The next problem is

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Lidjktor 1981 Sept. 9, cont. This Rotten will not under live here. This day is in fact I - large effort to secure farm-forest interactions & it's in particular transfer of pollutants and pathogens to the forest & humans respectively. Back at the faculty after discussion with Bochy (Olch), Regina Rogalska, & Luczyk Nawrotko. Then I read some papers at a manuscript of Korystyn's & we discussed age structure & sex ratios as tools for predicting micrates floods. Left at 1630 to write up from the "land". At 1815 I took tram (no. 15) back to the Hotel. Very few birds seen or heard on our walk in the forest as it is a very quiet time of the year: Swallows, Raven - 2, Gt. Tit, Dunnoch - heard only, etc. Worked on seminar to be given Sept. 11. Sept 10 At 1000 we met by Andrzejewski's who drove me in their Fiat to Warsaw Agricultural Univ. Roman showed me around & explained the program of his Dept. (game biology). Then had discussion with Dr. J. Balinska-Wanka on her research and problems of city jacks (A.jalons) - again it is most difficult to survive if jack is > 1ha. next most important requirement is shelter); ad with Tadek Goszczyński who was a predator - using fox in manner at Rogów, but also jackdaw - jack. Roman conducts a nation-wide program on game biology. This includes work on Capreolus at Rogów and mallards i Warszawie.

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LIDICKEN 1981 Sage, 10 cont. the two chairs - "them within" committee investigating the Warsaw zoo which apparently is in terrible condition. Had long discussion w/ Wtadystaw Aulak who is botanist in Roman's group. He is doing coherent analysis (i.e with results) of species of herbs growing in forest. Very interesting results, but lacks evolutionary perspective. The detailed data on growth, productivity, dispersion of the species while collecting about ~98% of vegetation on forest floor. Then Roma, Krzysztof & Zbigo for Rogow visit is a large research station operated by Warsaw Agric Univ. It is a few miles east of todaj. We took lift up to SW going to Katowice, then turned W toward Lodz at Rawa Maz. Rogow is ~10-15 km along this road. Roman told us about plans for a new town to be developed NW of Warszawa utilizing ecological principles & nature conservation as guidelines. Roma is involved in the planning & has taught ecology to some women government minister who is also an architect. She is helping to get architects & biologists together - the planning process. We had "Lunch" about (Jagow) 1530 at a small village near Rogow in a small private restaurant. The meal was very good. Rogow is a beautiful estate with dormitory for 200 students, classrooms, orchestrum & botanic garden. The orchestrum has all species of computers from N. America represented as well as many gardens. The place have a museum with mounted birds or insects - old Polish species being represented. Then on

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LIDCER 1981 Sep. 10 am also collection of fungi, wood specimens, etc. it is impressive. The more striking to beautiful wood interior decorating. Then we drove a few km. on dirt road to edge of large forest block where studies of Capreolus are being conducted. At 10:30 am began a count of "sarni" coming out of the forest to feed in the surrounding meadows & fields. K & I went one way around the forest, & Ron the other. We saw about 12 deer & Rons 3. The two we saw had collars, a few horn young & about 3 another bucks. On our own we observed a 3 & f wild boar close together. When the pair chased a single doe, the f of the pair apparently chased the single one which quickly ran away. After dark with increasing ground fog we walked back to the car. In this region Capreolus uses the forest during the day & open country at night. Around Kroków when there are larger areas of forest, the deer live entirely in the forest & are tamed/said. Around Poganów where forests are scarce, an open-country ecotype has developed which not only lives in the open, but when frightened it runs away from any trees. On driving back to Wrocowa we encountered considerable patches fog which was very thick in some places. Got back to hotel at 2200. Only new birds were: Wood Pigeon & Turdus sp. lark. Sep. 11 About 0930 left for the Instytut Ekologii. Two days later arrived it ~ 10:35. My seminar on

LIDKER 1981 Sept 11 cont. reconstructing - population of the castle role ("horrible") was at 11:00 and discussion went to about 12:30. Then had discussions with Jan & Barbara Piznowski that their visit resumed until 13:40. Worked (with tea & discussion) w/ Krystyna's Nica until 15:05. Had interesting political discussion with Regina R. & Leszek N. Took Andrysfurt bus back to Warszawa Centralna & walked to hotel cannot find N took taxi to hotel with me). Took Lodz work Cepelia store near the hotel (on Marszalkowska) & then had dinner in the hotel dining room. At 19:00 met R. Rogalska & we walked to National Philharmonic concert (Filharmonia Narodowa) which started at 19:30. The program was Symphony II by Gustav Mahler and was excellent. They also had a large chorus of 2 great soloists (singers). Did some work. Sept 12 After breakfast organized my slides on New Guinea, & started to organize my luggage so I can leave 1 day in Warszawa. At 11:35 left on bus (A) for Andryjowski's: (10 Stara Plac, no.7). Arrived at 12:30 because I went past my stop by one & ended up at a giant "flower market" with hundreds of cars parked & big crowds. We left almost immediately for Biatostoke Dworska (White Meadow Estates) which is the site NW of Warszawa where a new town is planned, for

LIDICKEN 1981 Sept. 12 cont. 25,000 people. Roman went over the plan in detail & we walked around many areas. The children in the local school are being taught about the changes to come. The area will have green belts & a restored river with low disapproval recently become of drifting water table levels - due partly at least to a canal nearby which connects two river systems. I took a picture of an old green tree ( date?) which is an example of a class II trees registered by the State & labelled as protected. There are also some policy of natural vegetation connecting interior park areas with those on preservation. Also bicycle paths. It is a flat area with sandy dune ridges interspersed with fertile agricultural soils. Train, bus, & highway transportation will be provided. Currently the area is one hour by train from Warsaw because of indirect routes. There are drive to other side of Wista & edge of Kampinos Forest where I had gone earlier with Pizowski's. The swamp basin here is a closed wetland which used to be a lake, but is now a swamp because of drifting water table levels. In this swamp lives an isolated population of microstar organisms. We walked around swamp following a sandy ridge to a click (~ 130 m. elevation) which is the highest point for 100 km around Warsaw. We collected a few specimens of a plant ( Umbelliferae ) to feed to a land Papilio while Roman is keeping a L:1 flag.

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Lidicker 1981 Sept. 12 cont. Kane escalator girails on abhiant amnd th edge of th grapt. We also saw 2 species of Hylo apalura + a Kestrel owl. Retured to Andryejewski's flat at 1630 when R. Regelska wa wriding for us. We had dinner, talked, did ironing & didvts. Then I showed slides from New Guinea, & Roman showed some from Kluczkow where SE of the Caspian Sea where he spent 1 yr in ~1970 (after writing 3 whs. i Moscow for permission), & also visited in 1961. Regina + I left ~10:30 so we could catch a bus back into town. Sept. 13 After breakfast refackled suitcases + took the small one to the Reggys room for storage. At 10:00 left to go to Tomiwnki to spend the day at the home of Gabcieka Bujalska + Leszek Grinn. About 8 years ago they made the difficult decision to leave Warsaw & live in the village. They are glad how that they did, but Gabcieka still must do most shopping in the city. They live a nice house, a very interesting garden with many exotic plants including Escholtzia californica + many varieties of Anemone iris, + a dog named Oscar. We had very interesting discusssions until about 2130. Gabcieka then walked me to the home & I got back to R hotel ~22:30. Sept. 14 Got up 0430; checked out R hotel at ~0510 + walked in light rain with Reggys to Warszawa Centralna.

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LIDICKER 1981 5/14 am. It was very hot before I got to track (person) to get the 06:00 train to Krakow. I had a good 15 min. to shave. The train pulled out at exactly 06:00. Very comfortable seats in compartments of 6 people. Stopped at Radom 07:26, Skarzysto Kamianne at 08:00 & Kielce at 08:38. We arrived Krakow at 10:28 (4 hrs early). Rain all the way. There has been heavy rain in Krakow so I noticed some flooded streets. I was met by Witalik Grodajiski (age = 46). He checked me into the Hotel Cracovia & then we went to the University. Met two Americans who have been in Katowice for the last week & are interested in pollution ecology. One was Dr. Craig McCaffran who is with EPA in Corvallis, Oregon. At the University Witalik told us about their program in pollution ecology & then gave me a lecture with slides on the pollution in the Niepotomice Forest 10-20 km. from Krakow. This Forest receives the downcoming winds & fallout from Nova Huta (the large steel making area Katowice) as well as other air pollution from Krakow. The forest is slowly dying & there is a massive inter-disciplinary research effort involved in its study. Then Jan Kostowski took a taxi into the centrum & looked for a restaurant for lunch. Most were closed or had a long waiting queue. Finally we found one & had good deer cutlets. Jan is planning to go to the Univ. of Georgia for a 1-yr. Postdoctoral Fellowship starting in Nov. with R. Wiegent. Then we walked in the rain back to the Hotel Cracovia. I took a nap.

LIDICKON 1981 Sept. 14 cont. For most 2/3rds, Then at 1915 Corchyński joined me up at the hotel and took me to his flat for a very nice dinner - evening of discussions with him and his wife Krystyna. Their son Peter is on a several month Little-Liking trip with his girlfriend around Western Europe. Their daughter Margareta was home at 15½. Sept. 15 Had breakfast - hosted with 2 Americans she & her husband - their two guides from Katowice. The 2nd one is chemist from Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City 52242: Dr. Clyde W. Frank (Dept. of Chemistry). Watched him at 1000 as we went to the University to have some of my luggage then & to pick up trunks etc. We finally left for the Tatra Mtns - Wschod's Lake [Pol...], car at dark 11:00. Overcast with some rain all the way. Arriving in Zakopane about 13:00, went to Nark Park Headquarters for permission to enter the park, & then had lunch in a private restaurant - excellent service. Rain continuing. Drove up to Chochotowska where there is a chalet or hostel. The last 7 km is for walking only, but we drove in because we had all the trunks to carry. Just before the hostel is a shepherd's hut occupied by 2 old couples. They let me use 3 trips in their house & 1 in an adjacent den with a big loft & pig below. The mountain path was from the village of Witów. Back at the hostel we arranged to get trunks in the kitchen, laundry, various shower rooms,

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LIDICKO 1981 Sept 15 cont. + a dinner stormoon on the 3rd floor. A total of 19 traps set in the hostel. The sun sent 5 outside (2 in garage, 1 in a food storage bunker, + 2 along side the building). Total traps set = 34. Traps have melted, with falling down arrangement except for 2 small collapsible Sherman's. Be it said was pieces of which model is some kind of greeen or wheat kermes. Finished setting by 17:30. Rain continuing all day. About 1845 we made our dinner in the hostel dining room supplementing what we brought with what little was available from the hostel. They came thru in large china glasses holding 2-3 cups. While we had lengthy discussions about the Ecology Congress next summer and many other things. Sept 16 After breakfast picked up all traps. Caught total of 6 Pylodermus flavicollis: 1 in linen stormoon, 3 in shepard's long 1 in garage (dead = wt 4.3813), + 1 outside of hostel. We decided that this catch indicated there were no Mus in Poland Check of towns & on most shepard set traps at lower elevation + outside of the park. During the 2 cycle fresh snow fell to within 1 or 200 m. of the hostel. It was still overcast long with only uniform thin rain. Drove out of Park to junction with road to Zakopane. This junction area is called Roztoki. There seems to be only on active groom close this junction & this is not very far above. At the junction is a home belonging to the Forestry

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LIDICKER 1981 Sept 16 cont. Dayt. We set 7 traps - this house. Turning on to the road to Zatkowice we soon spotted a older farm- farm combination which looked promising for mice . So, we stopped & talked to a very fat lady farm wife. She thought we were crazy + that perhaps Poland should start exporting mice to the U.S. We set 8 traps - various rooms in her house + 2 more in the loft of her garage. In the kitchen she showed us bread that had been eaten by mice. This village is called Obrochówka. Then we continued on to the village of Kościelisko which is only 3 km W of Zatkowice. We walked into the home of two people who are friends of Grodziski's as they often spend vacations renting rooms in their house. The wife is a Landscaper artist & the husband is an excellent carpenter + wood carver. Their house contains beautifully constructed log house etc. The husband is looking for a prefabricated log house for summer in Warszawa (the home is to be mountaineer style). We set 5 traps in their house + barn. Then they had their nephew ( whom they seem to have adopted because they have no children) take us to a neighbor's farm not too far away which they report has more mice. This place did indeed look good & we set 12 traps: their barn (1 in loftroom). This made a total of 34 traps set. Then we went to Zatkowice to have lunch at the same private restaurant + cafe where we were last night. While there showed me around the touristy parts of

27 May of my present and all the rest of time until April - and while in between there are no matters of importance or small trifles, I will briefly record them. On Wednesday, July 14th, we went to a place called Lippehove and took some photos. The following day was Sunday and I stayed home. Monday, August 8th. We went to the village of Oosterbeek where there were many people who had been wounded in battle. It is sad to see so many young men lying on stretchers or in beds. Many are very ill and some have already died. The atmosphere here is heavy with grief and sorrow. We also visited a hospital nearby which is run by American nurses. They do an excellent job caring for the patients despite the difficult conditions. One nurse mentioned that they receive support from various organizations but still face challenges due to limited resources. I was deeply moved by what I saw here today. It made me realize how fragile life can be and how quickly things can change. We must cherish every moment we have with loved ones before it’s too late. On Tuesday, August 9th, we returned to our hotel (the Hotel Diefdijk) near Arnhem where we had been staying since last week. During this time, we received word from home saying that everything is fine there and my parents are well. This news brought relief after such a harrowing experience. Despite the emotional toll of witnessing war firsthand, I remain grateful for having experienced these events personally rather than hearing about them secondhand through reports or stories told by others.

LIDICKON 1981 Sept. 16 cont Zatopek, I bought a few souvenirs. Then we returned to the hostel & took a walk around the Polana (= mountain meadow or clearing in the forest) visiting a small chapel on the upper edge of the meadow. Found a dead Sorex along the edge of the path which seemed to be in perfect condition (WZL# 38/12). It is Park policy - supported by Wcale - to have some sheep or cattle grazing in this Polana to prevent disappearance of the meadow through succession. Someone seems to have had a few small livestock enclosures to measure the effects of his grazing. After dinner, mostly supplied by us, I made field skins of the 2 specimens. The 5 live Apodemus we kept together in a large cage. Sept. 17 After breakfast, we packed up & left the hostel, & went to get our traps. At the Dorotka's house we caught 1 Apodemus flavicollis (WZL# 3820). At Obrocktowska (10 trips) we had 3 Mus musculus in the house. Dr Wcalek's friends from work had 2 Mus and one apparently escaped because later 1 of the traps was empty. The friends also reported that they had heard a deer or by peeking into a closed trap. We parted here for tea & conversation & bought 2 beautiful blouses from Helena (the wife) for $700 each. That was all that she had on hand that week completed. Finally, we

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LIDICKEN 1981 Sept. 17 cont. went to the neighbor's home and he gave us food & more meat (I was almost dead that I survived it). This gave me a total catch of 7 mice, but I was lost. A common motif in much of the local landscape is an alpine white flower called Edelweiss (= Snow). Wtchek's friend also showed me a love-drawn carriage which he was making (almost finished). It was a beautiful hand-crafted job. This couple also folk dance during weddings & they played me a record (Polska II) of Wedding tunes. Dancing shoes of local style somewhat similar to tap dancers are called "Klapce". Then we drove back into the Park, this time into the eastern Tatras to Morskei Ojo which is a beautiful deep lake at 1400m. elevation. The name of this lake (Porozi) means "eye of the sea". We had lunch at the lookout by the lake. Again one is supposed to walk in the boat 2 or 3 hours but as we had permission & itinerary we were short of time we drove all the way to the lookout. After lunch he walked all around the lake. It was fabulous scenery & a row out of fishers at the beginning. The lake has no native trout & introduced salmon. Fishing is not allowed. The road to Morskei Ojo goes along the Czech border for quite a few hours. We drove back to Krotkor stoping in a small village when Wtchek wanted to get some shoes for his own size feet but we found that the shop was only selling to village residents. (This was

LIDICKEN 1981 Sept. 17 cat. The only place when he could consistently find shoes to fit him). We also paused briefly to view a statue of Lenin in Poronin. We left our niece at the University, and then checked back into the Hotel Cracovia. Interesting birds seen in the Tatra: Turdus torquatus - many seen feeding on Sorbus berries Nightjar (saw at Morskie Oko) Jay Dipper (swamp) Redstart - (swmp.) Robin - 1 (M. O.) White Wagtail Greenfinch Had good dinner in the hotel: won't buy so Polski's beer $20/5 for $193. Worked on my seminar for tomorrow. Sept. 18 Arrived at the Inst. of Animal Ecology at ~0845. My seminar on "Ecology and social behavior of the tawny vole" was scheduled for 0915. Met Henryk Szarski who is herpetologist & knows Wakes, WS - Berkeley in 1959. Also met Dr. R. Tarkil who has recently returned from 3 years in Nigeria. There was good discussion following the seminar. Then I started to work on the mouse specimens. (Gon mor) but did not & made a flat skin of this one (WL#3819). The remaining five I prepared for

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LIDICKA 1987 Sept. 18 cont. Chromosomes, blood & tissues, & heart muscle. Except for 2 hours to eat an apple & did not finish this until ~ 1815. The institute emptied out by 2-3pm except for Jas. Kostowski & we talked briefly late in the afternoon. At 1800 Wtadek came back. Then I made a flesh skin of the Aortamus from Roztaki (WZ#3820) It was almost 20:00 before I went for the day & walked back to the Hotel. Dinner this time (Lalibos + pieu znow) as ~ Z$ 122. Found out that Wtadek was ~ Z$ 12,000/ mo. & Krystyna has kids ~ $500. Also I k of copper costs $8 at Pewex or ~ Z$ 700 but some food exists at Pewex. Because of a election last year the Director of the Inst. of Environmental Biology is Adam Tomnicki (Assoc.):: Bogustaw Bojak) & the head of the Dept. of Animal Ecology is Andrzej Gorecki. Wtadek was just from the latter position when Dept. heads lost the power to give technicians. Sept. 19 At 0900 met Adam Tomnicki at his office in the institute. We talked until 1210. Then I started to work on the Aortamus from Polana Chochołowska. One of we deck a fetus again: --107-26.5-18.5; hearts, faint placental sens ; ovaries immature. The other 4 were in excellent condition. I made flesh skins of them. Wtadek also came in & I talked to him briefly. About 1415 Adam & I went off in his Fiat Polski to look for lunch.

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LIDICKER 1981 Sept. 19 cont. We drove SW down to Wista and climbed hills at Kozice Kosciuszki which is a hill built as a monument to Tadeusz Kosciuszko. There is an Austrian fortress nearby around this hill, and it is now a hotel + museum. Light rain from early afternoon to evening. We continued on to a private restaurant located below the hill with an old monastery on it (Wolski Fort). We had to wait awhile but it was a good meal. Met a girl from Alliana College Pennsylvania who is studying here at Jagiellonian Univ. to learn Polish (arranged by Kosciuszko Foundation). We had lunch with her + her boyfriend who did not speak English. Then we served gifts from US in the program on a total of about 30 foreigners in all. Adam took me back to the hotel when I rested for a couple of hours. Then he picked me up again and took me to his flat. Then I met Dr. Zita Pita who was joined by J. Kostowski + a student from Caltech Univ. who is studying 3 weeks with Adam working with Tribolium. We had a nice dinner (a large summer squash with buckwheat, potatoes, mushrooms, salad + a good wine from Portugal), and a good discussion lasting until 15 past midnight. Adam told me about Jozef Pilsudski, an important early 20th century Polish military leader + politician for whom a small hill has also been built as a monument. Sept. 20 Kostowski the student walked me back to the

LIDICKER 1981 Aug. 20 cont. Hotel. It took about 30 min; then was some light rain & instantaneously heavy fog. Got to bed ~ 01:00. Then is a large scounding jamboree being held in Krakow this weekend & there are many scouts in evidence marching about. Apparently there are 3 national scouting organizations - 1 official & 2 unofficial. After breakfast camped out on my long-distance note writing. At 1400 checked out of hotel & was met by Bogustaw Bobala & his large Italian Fiat. We went first to the University to get my sleeping stuff & a huge tent. On the windward side of the lake I was working & got an excellent view of a Spotted Hyena (Mursicapla). Then we went to the train station. Got on board at 1445 & the train left exactly on time at 1525. This was the last day that a direct train for Krakow to Poznan will be available. Train ride was speeding as we did not arrive in Poznan until 23:05. Stopped at Torgbina (16:06), Mystkowice (16:39) - no Katorwice - multiple stops (17:00+), Tarnawska Gory (18:43), Lubliniec (18:40); Ostrows (21:00). Uh- unexpectedly & was met by Irena Batoniak & her husband. They took me the short distance to the Hotel Mercury. She works as a chemist in Ryozkowski's Institute. Aug. 21 Lack Ryozkowski met me at 10:00 & we walked the few blocks to L.I., Institute (of Ornithology & Forestry). He showed me around & we chatted until noon. This Institute

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L. DICKEN 1981 Sept. 21 cont. Has 7 divisions: Lab of Hydrology (actually agricultural projects on aquatic systems in the agricultural landscape), Biol energetics and Chemistry, Thunderfield Station Forestry (actually phyto pathology), the Museum, Library (21,000 volumes), and Botanical Lab (being concerned with farming productivity). Then an 23 scientists including 4 professors and 2 asst. profs. The Museum & Library are unrelated from the old Pogan natural history society. They are working on some new ecologically-oriented exhibits work on to open in early October. Then spent 1/2 hrs. talking to Leozek Berger who has worked for many years on the Alnus excelsentia complex. This is a complex subject, I think, Tom I think he is collaborating with Tom Uzzell of the Philadelphia Academy of Sciences. More talk with Lock & then we went for "lunch" at the Hotel Mercury. At a little after 1500 Lock came back to work, and wandered around the Centrum for about 1/2 hrs. Took photos of a large statue of Adam Mickiewicz, a 19th century poet & intellectual hero of Pogan. Also photographed a new monument erected late in 1980 honoring the 1956 uprising against the Soviets - from the other year. The inscription reads: Ze wolnosc', prawo i chleb (To Liberty, Honesty, and Bread), Gzerniec (June) 1956 g. At 1830 Lock came to the Hotel & we took a taxi to his flat - NW side of city. Had very pleasant evening with him & his wife Grajyna (Lithuanian name). Took

LIDICKEN 1981 from back to hotel just after 2300. [illegible] Sept. 22 Met Lick + Lozyk Berger at the Hotel. We were all driven in a PAN jeep to Turew (after a brief stop at the Inst. to pick up a contact page). Turew is about 40 km S of Poznan. We stopped at a village near Turew to get bryndza (go) + cheese, but there was no cheese available. The field station at Turew is centred on the palace built by General Dzykergo Chlapowski who died in 1875. He was an important general + also agriculturalist (trained in Oxford - agric. + France - well) who had a very progressive systems view of the agricultural landscape. Among other things he developed the shelter belt system widely used in this part of Poland. Once at the station I started to work on the live Mus musculus trapped for me in the palace + surrounding area. Except for a brief farewell at a slide show of Turew fauna, I worked until 1630 getting blood, tissues etc from 17 mice + 3 dead ones. Then Lick gave me a quick tour of the palace + grounds, I sat on a stone at the base of a birch tree with which he said his previously stood Napoleon, Frank Golley + Norm French - how could I refuse? We also had a look at some of Berger's boy fields + of the great agricultural landscape when they do their (Saw Tawny Owl near palace.) = Strix aluco

LIDICKER 1981 Sept. 22 cont. agree w/comp. station. Then we drove back to Poznan. Lech & I had a piano at the hotel & discussed from regarding the Inst. & col. Cragen next summer. I did dinner in the hotel restaurant. Worked on seminar for tomorrow. Director of Turew station: Jaros[illegible] Karg Sept. 23 Lech picked me up at Hotel at 0930 & we walked to his Institute. From 10-11 I gave seminar on micros- structuring in Calip. Volu. Following discussion I explained why I was sampling the local Mus population with background on current thinking about taxonomy of Eurasian Mus. More discussions with Berger & Dr. Janusz Truszkowski. The latter looks at Microtus arvulis at Turew for his PhD research under Lech. Now he is trying to develop an electrophoresis lab for the Rana esculenta project. A little after lunch Lech & I (w/ driver) for town Poznan. We went to the "katedra" on an island in the river. This church was first built in ~989 along with a fontress. It was destroyed & rebuilt several times, it now is in Gothic style. Lech got a key from a priest (who was cleaning his sink with a small cross) & he went down under the church to see the tombs and some of recently discovered & excavated walls & artifacts from the original church. The first two kings of Poland were buried there, but no evidence remains because

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LIDICKER 1981 Sept. 23 cont. Of grave robbers. Next to this church is a small one which Napoleon wanted to take to France, but before it was his own thel, his reign was over. Then we went to the old town & old market place. There there is another large church. This one is baroque style. We also visited briefly on Wolowski's house on the market place that now belong to PAN. It has a formal meeting room called the "raspberry room" because of the color of its walls. Had dinner with Laci in restaurant on the square & later went to a wine cellar for a glass of wine. At 1530 we regained our driver & went back to the Inspektat. Stopped to buy a record on the way. Brief discussion with Laci & then at 1550 I was driven to the train station & with the help of 3 people we send on my way. The Poznan area is historically the center of Polish culture became it was the home of the Wielka Polska tribe, one of the original 3 tribes. Later this tribe conquered the Mialty Polska ( Krakow region) & Mazocze tribe of central Poland to form the first united Poland. Train left Poznan at 16:05 - exactly on schedule. After an uneventful ride we arrived in Warszawa at 20:00. This is where my first serious grief of the trip -- I left my camera on my seat of the train. Jan Pi-nowski was to meet me, but he was a little late & so I walked to the Hotel Forum with the help of a young chef who seemed determined to help me carry my bags.

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LBICKER 1981 Sept. 23 cont From his hotel he is going for me. He helped me check in & then took my liquid nitrogen tank with him to bring tomorrow to Dzierżanów. Sept. 24 The train arrived in Dzierżanów at 09:45. Until 11:30 talked with group in Population Dept: S. Janowicz, G. Bujalska, Wacek Malinowski & 2 others (both of whom work on Clethrionomys on the island in the Mazurian lakes). None had been to my seminar so I covered it in brief outline. We also talked about "superorganisms" & future directions for ecology. The work on "the island" includes: relating demography & climate & vegetation & also historical aspects of past development (20 years ago they removed all "moorice" from the island to reflect how mice colonizes from the mainland). They also have a monitoring project on Clethrionomys (sorex) & M. campbelli - using questionnaires to tourists. They are interested in documenting the influence of human activity on other species. For 3 years they have recorded 2000 moorice jumps on C. They also have a project on white mice in captivity. At ~11:30 Krzysztof Rapa left a meeting she was attending & we went to Łuże to check 30 live traps set for Microtus oeconomus. This is the lake basin visited on Sept. 6 & 12. She had run the traps several times already. We caught: Microtus oeconomus (larger & darker than arvialis, but still smaller than californicus) - 5; M. arvalis - ~5; P. leucodon

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LIDICKEN 1981 Sept. 24 coo zyfosticus - 2 ; A. cyprius - 1 ; Sovar arawus - 1. Back to the hostel & talked with Dr. Tadeusz Pius that 1 E E III. Krystyna helped me to arrange agar, jars + chemicals for processing micrds on the 26th (set). They have no natural gas & all their hot water tanks have simply run out as it is not possible to find a few pipettes for demonstrating the eye bleeding technique. They do claim to have worked skillfully now, however, we will see. At 14:00 we had lunch at the hostel, & on 3 we left to drive to Warszawa Centrale to catch by some minute chance my camera may have been thrown in to lost & found - no luck. From there I walked back to the Hotel, arriving about 16:15. At 18:30 I met Anna Dobrowolska who had invited me to the opera. We walked to the open train (~26 km.). The performance started at 19:00. It was "Halta" by Stanislaw Moniuszka (1819-1872). This is a Polish version of a traditional love story & i.e.: a national Opera. Three folk dances were featured (polonaise, mazurka, & a mountain dance unlike anything I had seen before). We had a snack at the H. Forum afterwards. Sept. 25 Took bus to Andrzejanowski's, arriving 07:58. We went to Lwiza to pick up the 30 trips there. Josef J Instyfat joined us with trip loops. So Andrzejanowski's td cd Leszek Nabrzysko all getting up the trips.

LIDICKER 1981 Sept 25 cont. Catch: Microtus oeconomus -1, M. arvalis -2 (keep as 1): Apodemus sylvaticus -1, A. agrarius -1, + 1 dead Sorex. In Andrzejewski's kitchen we pulled out a few J. field mice on the gas stove. The Roman went to work, + the rest of us down to the M. arvalis study area, picking up R. Rozalska on the way. This made 4 of us plus a driver. The study area is a government farm about 25 km W of Warsaw called Prusocin. On this farm they have 3 grids, each 15x15 days at 5-m intervals = 1/2 ha. One grid is in an open meadow cut once for hay & subsequently grazed. Although this is currently a peak in numbers of arvalis, they caught only 24 on this grid. Fairly strong wind kept setting off their traps because the open door sticks strongly into the air. The other 2 grids are in alfalfa ("lucerne"). They produced a much lower catch & branding was still going on in the pastures. We also saw evidence of construction of deeper winter barns in the nearby area of this farm. They are now actively creating the feline separation - fences since several hours ago I showed them the technique ("fot" = foot; "r" = rel. open, "rd" = wide open). I also demonstrated the fast-arterial bleeding technique on 2 voles; it worked fine. K. successfully tried it on a 3rd individual. Finished 3 grids at 12:00. Returned to a small trailer by the farm's own village which they use to sort/tag dead animals + have a little "far-munch". We found the

LIDICKER 1981 Sep 25 cont. trailer to be vandalized will most of their equipment stolen. They called the milicija who promised to come out promptly. While we waited we had some fun - lunch. At ~ 1400 they still hadn't come so we (Bronis) drove to our hotel in a nearby village. We stopped at several shops on the way - to get meat & tooth- paste (unsuccessfully), etc. At 1600 we started to run girls again. Carole was much smaller. There was eight min between our two sessions on the girls, I wind continued strong. I found a dead woman (Muscatel surname) on one of the adjacent yards; there was nothing obviously wrong with it. On my last stop at a neighboring town to phone to police (milicija) that he broke into the trailer. Then we drove back to S oklje 1 hour when Regina & I got out to get a bus into town. The other returned to Dzijakunje. From the central railway station I walked back to the hotel arriving ~ 1900. Had dinner in the hotel after a shower & change of clothes. Sep 26 Walked to SAS Nice on Navor Street only to find it closed even though sign on door says open Saturdays (Subota) 8:30 - 12:30. Ork's Office in Hotel was also closed even though home lists did not exclude Sat. So confirmation of my airline reservations will have to wait until Monday. Sent cable to Nils Stensath in Oslo regarding to his

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LIDICESK 1981 Sep. 26 cont. Call received yesterday, took bus to Dzielnica arriving at 10:25, 25 min. late. Just became quite hot, was so crowded the rear doors wouldn't open and could not get off at Plac Komuny Paryskiej to transfer a bit to come back from the next stop. Wiera Walkowa met me at the dusty front entrance to make sure I got into the lab OK. At 11:30 she gave me a hand in her flat at the Inst., and again at about 16:00. Otherwise I worked continuously processing 12 microtomes from Tarsze. I attempted chromosomal slides for 8. I also cleaned about 8 rolling up the skins tying in a plastic bag & floating in the liquid hydrogen. I didn't quite finish the last 4 chromosome preparations before I had to leave after 18:00. Left frozen suspensions in the centrifuge. There are also about 7 more microtomes left to do tomorrow. Gave a ride with Dr. H.-Ilkowska & Dr. Kajak both hydrobiologists at the Inst. Kajak walked me to his flat when I was met by Jan Pinski: we walked to Jan's flat where his daughter Agnieszka & I had dinner. Afterwards Krystyna came by briefly to confer on plans for tomorrow, Jan & I continued our discussions regarding Planning session B for ICE III. At 22:30 took train back into town. As from tech conference with me got off a little too soon & had to walk from the Warsaw Ochota railway station. I was not sure if this train ended at on Alja.

LIDICKER 1981 Sat 26 cos Jevoglinadia on rest; it did. Got back to hotel about 23:10. Received notice from Hotel the day light saving is starting tonight. Sun 27 Left Hotel ~ 09:15 to take buses to Djikamar. They were very crowded & many people were going to the country to gick mushrooms. It was a warm day, I wore without a coat & with my sweater in my thing case (when it stayed all day). Arrived Djikamar ~ 10:30 & as Wiern Walkner had given me the keys, I got into the lab & worked to finish processing the Microsomes separating from Kujje. Finished taking blood, tissues, & skulls from the 8 remaining individuals ~ 13:30. Krzydzen arrived at 13:00 & when I finished we took the liquid liqogen tank & my equipement & drove back to the hotel with it. We looked at some of the shops around the Hotel, but everything was closed. So we drove out to his flat arriving ~ 1545. Roman had started the dinner so we ate ~ 1630. Then we talked a drink tea & talked a bit supper about 2200. I finally left about 2230, taking the A bus back to the Hotel. Walked until after midnight on my return. Sun 28 Went to SAS office on Nowy Swiat arriving at 0830. Rog spent later at 0835 & I confirmed my reservations to Oslo. Left on buses to Djikamar at 0915 arriving about 10:15. Gabriela Pujalska was too in

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L'DICKSON 1981 Sep 28 cont. Today so I wrote a message for Dr. Walkowiak was in a meeting w/ Pinoski, Andryszewska, Nałeczko, etc., as I left a note for the Drs. Wacek Malinowski was having his term day so I joined the party in his office. Then I talked with him regarding his research at Zomba (his PhD work) & current work on captive white mice. The Zomba research involved 2 large grids run weekly for about 60 to 90 weeks respectively. One was for Clethrionomys glareolus (hornica) & the other for Microtus arvalis (Loritik polny o.w. zywczyn). He is interested in spatial & temporal dimensions of grouping, & is trying to look for sequence order groups of individuals based on trapping record. He also calculated a distance between centers of home range & finds a consistent value over wide range of densities. For the Mice he is studying group 1 & 2 are placed in 2 large cages connected by 2 tunnels. He claims that an isolated mouse stands to death at 2.5 g / food / day, but that grouped mice do fine on this amount. Then I went back to a 2nd party in his office. Krystyna got out & the meeting at ~ 11:30. Met Dr. Fisher who is Vice-Director of the Institute. Also Wicke Mazurkiewicz said hello briefly. Krystyna arranged through Pinoski: to have a letter signed by Fisher stating that I had permission to take specimens out of the country. We liked get away from the dust, until close about 1300. She brought the Fiat o car we drove to the "old town" for some shopping. Then we had a quick lunch & rested

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LIDICKEN 1981 Sept. 28 cat. Off to Warsaw Univ., arriving at 1505. My Seminar - on Reconstruction ecology of the California Vole, was scheduled for 1500 but others were late also so the began ~ 15:15. I was introduced by Dr. T. G:\|l. Discussion went to about 16:30. G:\|l gave me some documents to deliver to Dr. Warren Evans of UC Davis. It was well after 1700 by the time we got away. This seminar was arranged by Anna Dolrowolska. Krystyna then dropped me off at the Hotel. I bought a few items at the Cepelice shop near the Hotel. Had dinner in the Hotel (this time it was 35 + 40 tip). Back to my room to begin getting organized for tomorrow's departure. At dinner waiter offered to sell me a 'souvenir' of Poland. It turned out to be a 200g. can of black caviar for $ 30. Needless to say I declined his offer. Sept 29 Took taxi to airport leaving Hotel at 11:45. After checking [illegible] luggage and cup of coffee with Krystyna. Airport officials objected to my taking the liquid N2 tank in the cabin, but no room standing to check it into baggage so in the end I took it on the plane with me. Plane (SAS) left on schedule at 13:05. Arrived Copenhagen ~ 1420 (nice breeze on flight). Met couple from Bay Area on plane : Meyer Galler (CSUH Library, Hayward, CA.) & Ruth Sibley (McGiffitt Library, UCB). They had been traveling in Russia & for a few days - Poland. Galler

LIDICER 1981 Sept. 29 cont. was born in Bieczystok escaped from the Warsaw ghetto = 1940. Spent 12 years in Soviet prison before being exonerated. Left for Copenhagen. Took off for Oslo (SAS) at 15:18, arriving 16:05 (on schedule). We met by Nils Chr. Stenseth upon speedy passage through customs. We drove to the University of Oslo when he had arranged for me to stay in a tiny guest room in the Biology Bldg. We talked until about 17:15 then drove to his apartment where I had dinner with him and his wife Bjorg. They have a beautiful 2-story flat. Then midnight he took me back to the Biol. Bldg. Sept. 30 Met Nils at 08:05 and we went to student union where I had breakfast and had a cup of coffee. Afterwards we talked and I worked on my seminar reading notes. Also waited for 1/2 hour as I did not sleep much last night. From 12:15 to 13:15 gave seminar on "Sub-structuring - populations of the California vole" (Zoological Institute). Then we went to the Univ. canteen's Main where after some delay I was paid 1850 kr. for my seminar. Had lunch and coffee in the Biol. Bldg. Afterwards once more discussion. This time much of it was with Erik Framstad (who spent 1 year at Colorado St. Univ.) and Per Magnar Jensen (student working with first field trips with Lemmens). Rested for 1 hour. The Nils and I were driven into town to have dinner at

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LIDICKER 1981 Sept. 30 cont. eating Spanish restaurant (Español con Miki). It cost my soul kr 85. (exchange rate is ~$ 5.50 kr. to the $.) Rain in afternoon & evening. After dinner we walked around the downtown area (Santrino) for awhile. Then I took the subway - train back to the University (kr. 6) Oct. 1 Nils joined me for breakfast at the student union. It is hard to believe there are 20,000 students at the Univ. since it seems very quiet & uncrowded. We worked most of the day discussing the "multi-factorial" model I prop. regulation and trying to model the microtubular californians population cycle. At about 13:00 we drove to the Edward Munch Museum for lunch in this restaurant & tour of the museum's Munch paintings. It was very worthwhile. Rained most of day, sometimes hard. Got back to the desk at 15:00. Continued discussion of modeling until 17:15. Then I went to my room to work on tomorrow's seminar. At 18:15 Nils & Lefi & took the bus to L's apartment for dinner. Pigeon Byorg cooked a great meal. At 22:30 I took the bus (no. 20) back to the University. Oct. 2 Went to student union for breakfast at ~ 08:10. Nils joined me there. At 09:15 gave seminar on the ecology & sociobiology of the tundra vole. Got dinner -

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LIDICKER 1981 Oct. 2 cont. until ~11:00. Second no word for lunch in the cafeteria in the B-bldg blding (including Eric Framstad & 2 students -- one working on Lammers using fist data, & one working on Seismos vulgaris using telemetry). After lunch I went to my room to write a letter to Poled (K. A.) & the next to union Archabon & bought 2 records of Norwegian dances (total kr 105). At ~[illegible] went back to N:1's Pic + we continued with our modeling project. At about 1830 we drove to center of town + had dinner in the Grand Cafe (in the Grand Hotel). This restaurant was a center of bohemian culture at the end of the 19th century. Nils dropped me off back at the University ~22:30. Oct. 3 Got + union for breakfast at ~08:45. Met N:1's Chr. about 09:30. We left for shopping in Sentrum of Oslo. Shopped until 13:00. Lots of crowds in downtown area with folks for various political causes, street musicians, religious groups, etc. Our group on lower level + Western Drive was handing out leaflets, & their sole mission was apparently to

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LIDCHEN 1981 Oct. 3 cont. is close to two spectacular ski jumps. Had lunch in chefes of two restaurants in the mountain chalet. Return to Zoology Institute to continue talking & working on modeling M. calif. cycles. At about 19:00 we go out & went to Restaurant called Pinnack's for dinner. Returned to room ~ 22:00 to start checking my notes again. [illegible] Nils thinks that the average annual salary in Norway is about 8000 kr. I did not meet Nils colleague Eivind Ostbye because he is spending a week away in Poland (today). The new appointee in the related position of Professor of Ecology & Morphology at the University of Helsinki is Olli Järvinen. Oct. 4 Nils met me at 08:30 & we drove to the airport. Still darkened. Some heavy rain overnight. We had breakfast at the airport. SAS flight left at 09:55 (scheduled departure at 09:50). Arrived København at 10:50. Around the airport in København noticed Black-backed Gull & Common (= Mew) Gull. SAS flight to Seattle took off at 12:07 (scheduled departure at 11:50). Flying time 9 hrs & 25 min, with 8 hr. time change. At 15:10 we were crossing the E. coast of Greenland. Went over Great Slave Lake & on into Seattle at 13:25. Customs & 2nd clearance. United flight to S.F. on schedule. Arrived left 16:00 & arrived ~ 17:45.

LIDICKER 1981 Segehon Creek 57.24 Sta - Mamalooops class field trip Oct. 16 - Left about 10:10. Arrived about 1430. Set 5 Townsend traps for Neotoma cinerea in "rockpile" (clong creek & 95 Sta.) - baited with 1 brown & peanut butter mix. Also catch 4 sugar ants = 2 locations. In evening had to repair holes by Sarah Martin on her round on invertons at Basin. Checked traps. Caught 2 Neotoma one I which escaped by squeezing through gap along side trap door. Oct.17 - Up at 0700. No additional Neotoma although all traps had bait taken. Caught 2 adults & sugar in same set (at same time). There was nothing in a second set. One child kind and was jumbled up or out. So 2 sets left out, 2 shipped to Microtome sp? carpet is a long 300 m. with 1/5 the side by Sarah Martin (hzc # 3867). At 1400 all but 2 of the group left for Silver Valley and digging in the desert N of Chilcoat (Blumes Co.). I went out a line of 19 kg. Shrew traps - bait dry oats with a little peanut butter & 1 cat trap. Two cars with about 1/2 the group left ~ 1500 and returned to Segehon. The rest stayed to camp in the desert (actually a small forested area on the slopes of the buttes). I also set 4 Townsend live traps for Neotoma latida amid rock outcrops & on the slope to the N of the valley. There was wild rye only. Some fresh growth rye and the group's campsite (cafes), as well a drive. Got back to site. 1900. After dinner, about 12 of us spent 1 1/2 hours walking

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LIDICKER 1981 Oct. 17 cont. For Beaver is several ponds within ~1 km downstream from the Site. We had 1 trail step & a few land tracers grazing into the riverine low silt more. Oct. 18 Up at 0600 so we could leave for dawn at 0630 arriving ~ 07:30. Picked up traps & students leaving for the Site ~ 0930. Now all 4 Nesttowers was to find. In the Skimmer bin I had: Diplocheles jamonatus - 4 (2 released & 2 kept by BL: Brylski), Perognathus, jervinus - 3 (all kept by Brylski), Peromyscus maniculatus - 2 (released). On 1 set trap had 1 Diplocheles jamonatus (WZL # 3869) [When we left for the dawn, checked 2 sother sets less out earlier. One picking. The other that was previously popped was again on a rat again. This and one picked up by Duke Rogers in afternoon & caught sother given to our 1 students to skin - Chris]. After returning to Site, did skimming session (stirred my own trap-tipped life; lived, left ~ 13:25. Arrived back 1700. A few naturally birds seen: Gt. Blue Heron - 2 (Silver Valley) Cooper Hawk - 1 Red-tailed Hawk - 4+ Rough-legged Hawk? - 1 Marsh Hawk - 2 Sandhill (seen - 1 (seen by 1 student in my group). Silver Valley Kite/kite - 1 & 2 (Seguin)

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LIDICKER 1981 Oct 16-18 Bird list cont. F1: dr - 2+ Heavy Woodpecker - 1 A can ' - 1 (Autumn) Williams's Sapsucker - 1 δ White-bellied Woodpecker - 1 δ (S. Q Ch: 7 cont) Hand Lake - Silver Valley Steller's Jay Sawtooth Jay (Autumn) Pinyon Jay - 8 φt (S. Q Ch: 7 cont) Dunagic Mt. Charleston Red for New Lake - 2 φt Wh. thr. ' - 1 (S. Q Ch: 7 cont) - watched at a pond second to the drying pond (sand coconus?) = cook = dark & large size) Brown Creeper - 1 (S. Q Ch: 7 cont) Bewick's Wren - 1 ( ' ) - regl brash Yellow-crowned Warbler - 20+ (Sagelw) W. Meadowlark (Silver Valley) - 5+ Junco S - 5 φt Whcv. & Golden Cr. Sparrows -(Autumn).

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