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15 years and that Tillandsia is not good forage.
At 4:30 Myrwal set a Calhoun line of 60
traps across the abandoned cotton field near Puerto
Viejo (7 km SSE Chilca) baited with oatmeal, and
Ray set small Sherman's.
July 17
No garua. Myrwal's Calhoun line in the cotton field
cought 2 Oryzomye, 23 Mus, 2 tails, and numerous
spring - anthy, at 7:30 am. Left set during day caught
nothing. Roy's traps, set mostly at edge of beach (fringe of
scattered succulents + low weeds between strand and Distichlis
"fields"), caught one Mus and 3 Ph. amicurus x lots of rat-
sized footprints along beach.
Morning cloudy, afternoon almost sunny for an hour or
two, then cloudy-breezy. Took invertebrate samples all
day and tried to lay out the Tillandsia. Maybe latifolia,
but the day is too spangy for any of us.
Hot - min every last 2 days was 71-53° (read at
3:30 pm while air temp. was 61°. On West-facing slope).
Schultze's just under surface nearly was 25.5°, 1" down 25.8,
3" down 23.7°, at 3 pm on a south-facing slope, cloudy
with breeze: air 17.6°, subsurface 26.8°, 1" down 27,
3" down 24°. Under dead Tillandsia was 21.2°.
Gave the garden another 3 gallons today
July 18
No garua x Gave the garden another 3 gallons. Myrwal's
Calhoun line had 2 Oryzomye and 9 Mus. Roy got 5 or
so Mus at its north end of the beach. Counted large
Tillandsia in #1, almost sunny at noon.