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put my traps on the north-facing slope after crossing
the RR trestle. Traps are in somewhat barer
terrain than most of surrounding hills, semi-termed
with lots of big clumps of cactrea (big clumps of
aster-flowered
a big [illegible] and a big species of the fuzzy cactrea.
Region looks OK for cactrea were but didn't see any,
a dull woodpecker in the big cactrea, also a small merry
poorwill, hummers, fly catchers. No lyarbs seen here
or at San Bartolomé.
Evening started out clear at Chocrea, looked
foggy to the west.
Aug 8 Foggy at Saming. 8 to a few miles above Chocrea,
at 3 mi. E of San Bartolomé at 5:30 am found a dead
lactating ? Phyllotis on the road and 2 minutures in the
ditch a few feet away. It was at the bottom of a stife
cliff. Tip of her tail skin stripped off, no visible cause of
death.
Traps on cactrea slope had 3 Phylloties, not sure
deanini or andini. Half dozen traps along stone wall
at edge of perennial grass pasture + them two held one
house mouse (not sued) and one züingra rat (Aug 8?2)
Aug 10 Wednesday. Returned to Luia Monday+Tuesday for battle
with Advas. Equipment got in OK (for $125) except
ammunition, which they counted bullet by bullet to 1223 and
then withheld for permit. Got the run around on permits,
so abandoned the ammo (unless Koepke can get it out).
slept at Chocrea. Foggy but cleared early.