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real chungs, small wire ad cichus, and miner's lettuce.
Head both chusoos and what-whats (Rhinyophytes). I set
about 50 traps, alternating musaun specials and large shrenana,
auto set 50 small shrenana and musaun specials, proved.
Then camped at the gate to Puerto Lo Elva, which is on the
trail to Lake Jacob. All this is on the back side of Cerro [illegible].
Evening clear, stars. Also set 20 traps here and auto
20 more.
Nov. 25 14 km W Barlocks. Morning clear, heavy dew, traces of
frost and considerable ice on the windshield. Total catch:
7 Oryz., 1 also pantherinus? 3 & also longi. Opethor descended
to a. panths male and 4 a. longi males. Clouded up and
turned windy about noon.
The forester at Lo Elva, when he saw that we were
collecting mice, said that there are wild white mice here,
like they use in laboratories, gerises, and two-tuos.
also javali and huemul. Anita found shinks? bones,
Ran the traps again at 6 p.m. and had one a. longi and
one small spinstail. Then set out a lot more traps
around our new campsite in a meadow near the bridge
over the Rio Casa de Piedras, in various habitats. Must
have a total of about 220 traps out.
afternoon windy and partly cloudy.
Nov. 26 Night windy, mostly overcast. Total traps out were about
185. Catch was 6 also panths (3 released), 24 also longi,
9 Oryz., and 1 aulescamp. Released one also longi 3.
Left around midline and returned to Barlocks at 11 a.m.
Day sunny but cold + very windy.