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Nurp
Pue
1972
Journal
41
Chaco Experimental Station 245 km N of Villa Hayes
by Rd. Ppt. Pt. Hayes, Paraguay
7 Sept. Cabebruy (Caparo) - yet Macelli says
that 5 years ago there were none. Certainly
not among my people. He says is
"ecologic change"
8 Sept.
Clear & hot. 100° Fly 11 AM. Wind above 4 -
talked to a rancher Sr. Gonzalez who has an
estancia 3 km SE of Pgo Colorado Rd'd. He said
the first they saw of nabies was 4 years ago,
when several cattle died. They visited as
many hollow trees as they could find cutting
& plugging opening w. mud. No more
rabies since. They do continue to see
evidence of vampires feeding on horses &
cattle however.
Macchi says there are bat caves near
Tobaté, north of Caacupé.
5 net stretched across dirt road leading
three low (west). 7:30PM - 5 tiny molossids, 2
Epteserus
Myotis. Temp ~80°, partly cloudy. 10: PM - 4 Myotis.
Temp still 80° but increasing wind & clouds.
9 Sept
checked 6:00AM - 1 tropical screen owl & 1
unk. flycatcher. Overcast no wind Temp ~80°
bats are slightly fat & all 4 of both types
pregnant - 2 Myotis w. 4 seedlings! 4 of the 5
& Myotis had closed pelvise - multiparous?
would be neat... saw a hummingbird