Field notes, v1531
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Pearson - 1997 21 wide for Chelemys. They are burying the fiberoptic telephone cable along the road at this site. Under the bark of a small dead nire tree was a big queen yellow jacket, quite torpid. At 7 p.m. put out traps nesar the Aeroclub. Actually, between the dirt road that takes off at the railroad crossing the main highway and the railroad right-of-way. This is a strip of lush ungrazed vegetation: Anita's line was very diverse, rosa, palo de pichi,Colletia, acaena, neneo, green grass, a couploe of wild apple trees, Seneciio, Berberis. My line was less diverse, most;y wild rose and lush grass but some of the others. This locality will be: 11km ENE Bariloche. It is 1.1 km west of the Aeroclub turnoff, hence about 2 or 3 km short of our last e called Aeroclub trapping site which, which we called 2 km E Aeroclub, 13 km NE Bariloche. Total traps 91 MS and 37 Shermons. 6 December- Ran traps at 7 a.m. catch was: in MS 2 Oligoryzomys and 2 Abro longi. In Shermans: 1 Oligo, 2 Abro oliv or juvenile Auliscomys, and 15 Abro longi. Totals: 3 Oligo, 17 Abro longi, and 2 oliv/aulisco = 22 mice. Trap success for all mice = 24%; trap success for Oligo = 3.3%. Lots of them in breeding condition. Werner and Joan Flueck came by. Nothing new on the deer/huemul front. 7 December- Bariloche. Heavy clouds in morning. Went on the boat to Puerto Blest where, by 2 oclock it cleared up and we had a couple of hours of sunshine. Bamboo clump D2 was almost surrounded by standing water. We marked 26 yearlings, and there were 2 dead shoots, one of them parasitized. 3 new shoots were only a couple of inches tall, but one big one on a neighboring clump was 2 feet tall. One cane of the 1988-89 cohort is almost dead, and another from 1985-86 was dead. The following were alive: 2 from 84-85, 3 from 85-86, 1 from 86-87, and 1 from 88-89. This is not a complete count, just noted in passing. We also marked 3 culms that looked like they must have been yearlings last year, when we did not visit. Clump D1 had a narrow miss from a huge trunk that fell about a meter from it, bending down permaenently a