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Pearson
1964
Miz, Buenos Aires City, Argentina
Sept. 14, 1964
Sept. 14 Put 50 museum specials with corn meal at dusk
along a low rib system from the new biology building.
Fresh bur clover and grasses. No runways seen. Temp.
warmer, light breeze. Carol saw Norway Rote along the
big cement pond.
Sept. 15 at 6:30 a.m. warm + clear. Traps held 13 Abodon-
and 1 Oryzomya. Almost all of them near refuges of
some sort (driftwood log, pile of rocks or cans etc.),
Sept. 16 Rain last night. Set 60 museum specials in
Miz, same line as before plus 3 other short lines.
Set at 5 p.m. Corn meal. Sunny, warm.
Sept. 17 Night clear, morning warm + sunny. At 7 a.m. traps held
12 Abodon and 2 Oryzomya.
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Cabo, 25 km NNE near del Plata, Buenos Aires Prov.
Sept. 19 Set 6:30 a.m. with Caller, Buech, Lintevenda, and
Goldstein to locate a two-forevegetative area
and to catch some Moreodelfino. With guidance from
Goldstein we looked first a few hundred yards to the
north of the previous trapping place at Santa Clara del
Mar (Playa Corbae or Corbinas): No houses, and looked
fine except not many trees and most of it had been
burned. We then drove further north and looked at
another place a few km north (F.I.N. Soc.Anon.) a
big real estate development with "streets"
marked but no houses. Good vegetation but
not many trees. Then to Rio Galo where there is
a small motel near the beach, fair vegetation and