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Continued raining until 6 p.m. when it let off for about
2 hrs. We set about 30 museum specimens up the road a
half mile at the edge of grassland and micro-bamboo. Many
lambdas such as horkerry and Retama and young zire.
Two-trees go quite a distance up into the bushy-bamboo
part, but still grassy in those places. Wild pigs have
de-turfed large patches of closely-cropped grassland near
the road and obviously are competing with two-trees for
tubers or roots. Heard Chacoan on this trail line and maybe
what-what. Rain flurries again 7:30 to 8:00, which may
have stormy many trails.
Counted growth rings on a 3 1/2" diameter piece of zire
firewood = 27 yrs.
Auntie's dozen snail traps held (Dryzomyx), (Phyllotis
riverofus, and 3 also longipalis.
May 19
Some wind at stars during night, no rain all day,
about 2/3 rds cloudy. A zire stump about 3 1/2" along
the road right-of-way at our grid was 25 yrs old.
Ranged about 9:30 as follows:
370 also longi C1 389 ♀ also olive 18g B4
* 387 ♂ u " 33g D1 381 " " D5
367 o " D2 384 " " G6
371 " " C2 * 390 ♂ Noto leg 65g E6
372 Noto leg A3 * 393 ♀ also longi 29g A7
* 388 also longi 30g G3 373+374 Noto leg D7
385 Phyllotis G4 383 also longi G7
380 also longi F4 386 " " D8