November 29-Bariloche. Over-night minimum 45°. Sunny, breezy all day. The Province has contracted for SNAP (west of Chos Malal). Apparently the trip for the Province of Neuquen concerning a new Provincial Park there sat next to Adam Hajduc. He is going up to Iago Tromen on an appraisal and windy. To a Coro Naideno concert in the evening in a gymnasium. November 28-Bariloche. Over-night minimum 46°, afternoon max. 68°. Clear. changing a tire). buying a fire extinguisher and safety signals to put in the road when you are Got the car safety-inspected ($75, no corrections needed except for windy. November 27-Bariloche. Over-night minimum 48°, afternoon max 63°, sunny and not saved: male, 159x69x22, 28g, testis 12, sv 15; liver ok, lungs ok. The Aplothrix olivaceus caught in the grassy meadow at Villa Tacul was Iiss. Drizkle stopped in the evening. Max temp during the day was 60°. Then Thanksgiving dinner at Alberto's restaurant with Eileen John, an tapeworm cysts in the liver, several had hemorrhagic lungs. except the baby Oligo were in breeding condition, none were fat, none had the longipilis came from there also. They are maybe 2 km apart. All from Villa Tacul, and the olivaceus in my journal, but actually several of and 12♀ longipilis. I listed only the big Oligo in my catalog as coming Oligoryzomys, and 12 Ap ro longi. = 16♂s catch for all species, 29♀ Oligo, MS traps. Total for the 100 traps was: I Tremomys, I A bro oliv, 2 Shermans was these two plus 5 Abro longipilis; the rest of the catch was in Oligo and an Abro olivaceus in the Villa Tacul meadow. The total catch in across the road from the parkguard house. In Shermans there were a large glassy glade near bamboo B2 and a baby Oligo in a MS under a rose bush returned to Bariloche by 9 a.m. There was an Tremomys in a MS in the Bariloche was 52°, yesterday's max 65°. Picked up the traps early and November 26-Drizkle in the morning and most of the day. Over-night minimum in pair of grey-necked geese and some doves there also. at this picnic spot. Parrots across the road from the Park Guard, plus a dusk and a few more during the night. Heard no owls but lots of chirrimago at a picnic ground on the lake beyond his house. A few drizzles at flowering bamboo (two clumps near his house flowered). Then we camped mice this year, and still thinks the outbreak might have been due to The park guard remembered us from last year, said there were very few 100 traps out, half Sherman, half MS. of rose plus very dense grass only slightly grazed by horses. A total of bamboo, colibue, etc. The Villa Tacul was especially lush with lots of Villa Tacul. All had lots of rosa mosqueta, then various mixtures of 12