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Pearson
1975
North Gulley, Dave Quennelager. Could recognize the
yarata beds from the panorama photos, both here at
in South Gulley, but none of them had nails in them.
Either Carol mis-remembered or somebody stole all
the nails. Tony Buscombe caught a cold Gecko under rocks.
Drove up the hill to yarata camp, which looks just
the same. Dry. Put out 16 large Sherman near camp,
and looked over the yarata line. Breeze up canyon until
6 pm, then calm.
nov.23
yarata camp, 13 km NE to cerca 4,500 m, night slightly
bazy, but frost on car, clear at sunrise, but cloudy bright
beginning about 7:30. Nothing in traps
measured Carol's yarata. Couldn't find many
of the ones marked with paint.
Heard one batch of Triceratops at daybreak. Lots of
traffic on the road, day and night, much of it Bolivian.
Hunted for Cholojolea about 10:30, arrived at the lizard
camps about 2 pm. Windy, some clouds.
Saw 1 large male lizard out about 3 pm, and another under
a rock at 4:30 too warm to catch. Also a female out
at about 4:30.
Put out about 20 museum specimens at 4:30, baited
with rolled oats, around a couple of mini-circles and
across the Festuca -Sefridophyllum,
nov.24
AM cloudy, no frost, but plenty ice on rocks. Probably
became more sunny, but always some clouds about.
Hunted lizards for about 6 hrs. Saw one out as early
as 7:30, but she went down never tried to chase