Field notes, v1724

Ziegler, Alan C.
Unknown
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
Original Source
Source Material:
Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library. Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley. | www.biodiversitylibrary.org

Document Pages

1087 Pages
Page 1
No text detected
Read Page
Page 2
No text detected
Read Page
Page 3
No text detected
Read Page
Page 4
No text detected
Read Page
Page 5
Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from CLIR https://archive.org/details/fieldnotesv172400zieg
Read Page
Page 6
No text detected
Read Page
Page 7
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 8
No text detected
Read Page
Page 9
CONTENTS Catalogue 1950 nos. Z2M-Z3M (mammals) Catalogue 1952 nos. Z6-Z11 (birds) no. Z4M (mammal) Journal 1952 Catalogue 1953 nos. Z12-Z17 (birds) no. Z5M (mammal) Journal 1953 Catalogue 1954 nos. Z18-Z65 (birds) nos. Z6M-Z87M (mammals) nos. 88-98 (birds and mammals) Journal 1954 Catalogue 1955 nos. 99-219
Read Page
Page 10
CONTENTS Catalogue 1950 nos E3M-E3M (mammals) (Catalogue 1925 (26cm) II E-2E 200 (18mm) M4E on Journal 1925 Catalogue 1923 (26cm) F1E-21E 200 (18mm) M2E on Journal 1923 Catalogue 1924 (26cm) 22E-81E 200 (21ammam) MP8E-M2E 200 (21ammam has 26cm) 8P-88 200 Journal 1924 Catalogue 1922 PP-PP 200
Read Page
Page 11
Journal 1955 Catalogue 1956 nos. 220-438 Journal 1956 Species Accounts 1956 Amphibians Reptiles Birds Mammals Catalogue Jan.-July, 1957 nos. 439-789 Journal Jan.-July, 1957 Species Accounts Mammals
Read Page
Page 12
No text detected
Read Page
Page 13
No text detected
Read Page
Page 14
No text detected
Read Page
Page 15
(Ziegler, A. C. 1950 Catalogue nos. Z2M-Z3M (mammals)
Read Page
Page 16
No text detected
Read Page
Page 17
A.C. ZIEGLER 1950 CATALOG (MAMMALS) MR & MRS. NEWPORTS FARM, KNOXVILLE, KNOX CO., TENN. JULY 4 (TRAPPING WITH FRANK WOODS) LOST? 2-2M ♀ (6EMs (RT. SIDE) MUS MUSCULUS 161-??-??-? WT-189 GR. V.T. CHICKEN FARM, KNOXVILLE, KNOX CO., TENNESSEE JULY 6 (TRAPPING WITH FRANK WOOD) LOST? 2-3M ♀ (EMBS) MUS MUSCULUS 162-??-??-? WT-1980 END 1950
Read Page
Page 18
No text detected
Read Page
Page 19
Ziegler, A.C. 1952 Catalogue nos. Z6-Z11 (birds) no. Z4M (mammal)
Read Page
Page 20
No text detected
Read Page
Page 21
A.C.ZIEGLER 1952 CATALOG (BIROS) MEMPHIS, SHELBY CO., TENN. (FROM BEN B. COFFEY) OCT 8 2-6 SEX? IMM? CNAETURA OCT. 12 " " 2-7 SEX? A.O. CNAETURA 2-8 SEX? A.O. 2-9 SEX? A. SARCOIS DAM, PANOLA CO., MISS (FROM R. DEMETT SMITH) OCT. 18 HOWARD TOWN KNOXVILLE 2-10 ♂ POOLYMBUS FOUND DEAD NEAR LAKE - APPARENTLY FLEW INTO WIRE AT NIGHT. ABOARD U.S.S. WM. MITCHELL, TWO DAYS OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO ENROUTE TO YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, DEC. 13 (FROM EM.P.N. TOM BRANDOS) 2-11 SEX? "ALCIO" FEET+LEGS LIGHT BLUE END 1952 (BIROS)
Read Page
Page 22
No text detected
Read Page
Page 23
Ziegler, A.C. 1952 Journal HISTORY & SPECIES OF THE TAR-BEDS. BIRDS - ACUATER VEROX (J), ZENAIQUIRA
Read Page
Page 24
No text detected
Read Page
Page 25
I.C. ZIEGLER 1952 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 31 NEAR FIVE LAKES OUTING CLUB, HORSESHOE LAKE, ARKANSAS. LARGE NEST 1' X 1.5' X .7' UNDER EAVES IN ATTIC OF ABANDONED SHARECROPPER'S HOUSE NOW USED FOR HAY STORAGE. NEST WAS BUILT OF STRAW, GRASSES, SHINGLES & OTHER RUBBISH. THE HOUSE WAS TIN ROOFED & APPARENTLY HAD ONCE BEEN WOOD SHINGLED. BROKEN SHINGLES LAY IN ATTIC AND MANY HAD BEEN BROUGHT TO NEST, TOOTH MARKS SHOWING ON NEARLY EVERY PIECE OF WOOD IN NEST. THE ATTIC FLOOR & INSIDE OF ROOF WERE COVERED WITH MUD- DAUBER. NESTS & MOST OF THEM WERE GNAWED OPEN & THE LARVAE APPARENTLY EATEN. SEVERAL OF THESE OPENED INSECT CASES WE'RE FOUND IN THE NEST. ALSO FOUND IN THE NEST WERE GNAWED CORN COBS, CHICKEN BONES & FRIED FISH BONES. PROBABLY FROM LUNCHES OF FARM WORKERS. WOOD RATS NEST ? NOVIS LABREA TAR PITS, WILSHIRE BLVD, LOS ANGELES, CALIF., 2:00PM - 2:30 PM. WEATHER - CLEAR, COOL. A SHORT LOOK AT THE PITS & SIGNS TELLING HISTORY & SPECIES OF THE TAR-BEDS. BIRDS - ACCLATER VEROX (1), ZENAI DOURA
Read Page
Page 26
No text detected
Read Page
Page 27
C. ZIEGLER 1952 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL NOV 15 (CONT) MACROURA (1)* SAYORIS NIGRICANS (1)* APHEROCOMA CALIFORNICA (1)* MIMUS POLYGLOTOS (2), AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL - PIPILO FUSCUS (2)* AT 4:00 P.M. NOV 16 FREESNO PARK ZOO, FREESNO, CALIF. 12:00 N - 12:30 P.M. WEATHER-CLEAR, WARM DRIVING THRU IN CAR THE FOLLOWING BIRDS WERE SEEN - PSALTEIPARUS MINIMUS (10)*, MIMUS POLYGLOTOS (1), REGULUS SATIAPA (2), NEAR LOS BANOS, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY (HWY 152), CALIF. 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM. WEATHER-CLEAR, WARM. WIND-NEB. BIRDS SEEN FROM CAR IN MARSHS & FIELDS BESIDE HWY - FULICA AMERICANA (1,000), TOTANUS MELANO- LEUCUS (1), PICA SP. (NUTTALLI ?) (5)*; BAEOLRPHUS INOGENATUS (2)*, (TITMIGNSALIN& HILLS) MONTEREY WATERFRONT, MONDEREY, CALIF. 6:00 P.M. (OVSD), WEATHER CLEAR, COOL. WIND-MODERATE. BIRDS - COLYMUS AURITUS (5)*, AECHMORPHO OCCIDENTALIS (3)*, CROCETHIA ALBA (13), PHALAROPUS FULICARUS (0)*, LAREVS ARGENTATUS (5),
Read Page
Page 28
No text detected
Read Page
Page 29
C. ZIEGLER 1952 (TANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV 17 MONTEREY WATERFRONT, MONTEREY, CALIF. WEATHER - CLEAR, COOL WIND - MODERATE 8:00AM - 8:45AM. WALKED ALONG HALF MILE OF BEACH & BACK TO CAR AT FISHERMAN'S WHARF BIRDS - GAVIA IMMER (2), COLYMBUS AURITUS (10), COLYMBUS NIGRICOLLIS (2)*, AECHMOPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS (8), PEREGRINUS OCCIDENTALIS (1), PHALACROCORAX AURITUS (1), MELANITTA PERSPICILLATA (10)*, ARENARIA INTERPRES (1), ARENARIA MELANO CEPHALA (15)*, PHAEOPUS HUDSONICUS (1)*, CATOPTROPHORUS SEMIPARMATUS (1), CROCETHIA ALBA (10), PHALAROPUS FULIGARUS (5), LARUS PHILADELPHIA (1), MONTEREY BAY MARSHES, MARINO, CALIF. WEATHER - CLEAR COOL WIND - MODERATE 9:30 AM - 10:30AM MET MIST MRS ANDERSON OF ADOUBON SOC. WE BOTH WERE WORKING SAME MARSHES ABOUT AN & OF A MILE IN FROM BEACH. BIRDS - COLYMBUS AURITUS (2), COLYMBUS NIGRICOLLIS (1), AECHMOPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS (3), PODILYMBUS PODICEPS (2), PEREGRINUS ERYTHRORYNCHOS (8), PHALACROCORAX AURITUS (3), AREOA HERODIUS (3), OAFILA ACUTA (15), FULICA AMERICANA (25), NUMENIUS AMERICANUS (1), CATOPTROPHORUS SEMI- PARMATUS (20), TOTANUS MERITNOKEUCUS(1), LIMOSIT PEDOA (2), RECURUIROSTRA AMERICANA (1), PHALAROPUS FULICIFRILS(5), LARUS OCCIDENTALIS (2)*, LARUS PHILADELPHIA (2)
Read Page
Page 30
No text detected
Read Page
Page 31
C. ZIEGLER 1952 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV 17 (CONT) STERNA FORSTERI (2), ANTHUS SPINOSETTA(1) MT. DIABLO ST. PARK, 4 MILES FROM SUMMIT, CALIF. WEATHER - CLEAR, COOL. WIND - MODERATE. 1:30 PM. - 3:00PM BIRDS - LOPHORYTX CALIFORNICA (10),* APHELOCOMA CALIFORNICA(5), BAECKOPHUS INORNATUS (3), SALANCER OBSOLETUS (1)*- - (PERHAPS TAR YOMANES BEWICKI?), TOXOSTOMA REDIVIVUM (1) *, I XOREUS NAEVIVS(2)*, HYLOCICHLA GUTTATA (1), SIALIA MEXICANA (4)*, CORTHYLIO CANENOUHA), JUNCO OREGANUS (4)*. NOV 18 SUISUN BAY MARSHES & SHORE, PITTSBURG, CALIF. 2:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. WEATHER - CLEAR, COOL. WIND - MODERATE. ON FOOT WORDING THE OPEN WATER AT THE PIERS + THEN THE CAT TAIL MARSHES SOUTH OF TOWN. ONE OLD TIMER SAID MUSKRAT HAD BEEN MOVING UP THE BAY FOR SEVERAL YEARS SINCE (HE SAID) THEY WERE RELEASED NEAR MOUTH OF SUISUN AT S.F. BAY. HE TRAPPED THEM BUT DIDN'T GIVE ANY NUMBERS OR SHOW ANY SKINS. BIRDS - AECHMOPHORUS OCCIDENTAIS (1), NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (1) (HEARD CALLING JUST AFTER DARK), QALLINULA CHLOROPUS(4), FULICA AMERICANA(40), LARUS CALIFORNICUS (5), LARUS DELAWARENSIS (10), LARUS PHILADELPHIA)
Read Page
Page 32
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 33
C. ZIEGLER 1952 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV. 18 (CONT.) TELMATOOTES PAVUSTRIS (6), MIMUS POLYGLOTTOS (1), ANTHUS SPINOZETTA (15), LANIUS BOREALIS (1), DENDROICA CORONATA (2) (LOOKED MORE LIKE D. CORONATA THAN D. AVOUBOW BUT I COULD HAVE BEEN MISTAKEN), PASSER DOMESTICUS (15), EUPHAGUS CYANO- CEPHALUS (15)*, SPIZELLA PASSERINA (1), MELOSPIZA MELODIA (8), NOV. 22 WOODS & FIELDS AROUND ORINO, CALIF. 2:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M. WEATHER- CLEAR, COOL, WIND- STRONG BIRDS- BUTEO BOREALIS (1), FAICO SPARVEGIUS (2), LOPHORTYX CALIFORNICAS? COLAPTES CAFER (2), APHELOCOMA CALIFORNICA (4), BAEKOPHUS INORNATUS (2), PSAUTRIPARUS MINIMUS (8), MIMUS POLYGLOTOS (1), TUIUDS MIGRATORIUS (10), PASSER DOMESTICUS (5), EUPHAGUS CYANO- CEPHALUS (5), CARRODACUS MEXICANUS (2), PIPILIO FUSCUS (2), JUNCO OREGANUS (20), ZONOTRICHIA ALBICOLLIS (!) (2), PASSERELLA ILIACA (1), MELOSPIZA MELODIA (3). NOV. 23 LAFAYETTE RESERVOIR, NEAR LAFAYETTE, CALIF. 10:00 AM- 5:00 P.M. WEATHER- CLEAR, COOL. WIND - STRONG. (WALKING AROUND LAKE (PRIVATE PROPERTY OF WATER CO.). SAW 4 DEER (ODOCOLEUS HEMIONUS COLUMBIANUS?) & GOT A SNAP. DEER WERE FEEDING OR DRINKING AT MAKE'S BORDER. BIRDS- COLYMBUS NIGRICOLLIS (4),
Read Page
Page 34
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 35
C. ZIEGLER 1952 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL NOV 23 (CONT.) PODILYMBUS PODICEPS (5), BRANTA CANA- OENSIS (11), ANAS PLATYRHYNCHOS (10), MARECA AMERICANA ?(3), NETTION CAROLINENSE (5), SPATULA (LYPEAT)(15), NYROCA COLLARIS (30), NYROCA VALISINGERIA (10), CHARITONCATA ALBEOLA (5), ERISMATURA JAMAICENSIS (30), BUTEO BOREALIS (2), FALCO SPARVERIUS(2), LOPHORTYX CALIFORANICA (25), FULICA AMERICANA (50), OXYECHUS VUCIFERUS (2), COLAPTES CAFER (12), BALANOS.PHYRA FORMICIVORA (1)*, SPHYRAPICUS VARIUS(2)*, DRYOBATES NUTTALLI (2)*, SAYOCNIS NIGRICANS (2), APHELOCOMA CALIFORNIO (8), CORVUS BRACHYRHYNCHOS (1), BAEOLORPHUS INORNAVUS (5), PSAITRIPARUS MINIMUS (4), CHAMAEA FASCIATA(3)*, THRYOMANES BEWICKI (1), MIMUS POLYGLOTTOS(1), TURDUS MIGRATORIUS(15), SIALIA MEXICANA (3), CORTHYLI O CALENDULA (3), ANTHUS SPINOLETTA(2), BOMBYCILKA CEDRORUM (1), DENDROICA CORONATA (6), PASSER DOMESTICUS(3), STURNELLA NEGLEETA (1), EUVHAGUS CYANO CEPHALUS (50), CARPODACUS MEXICANUS (4), SPINUS PINUS(20)*, SPINUS PSAITRIA (3)*, PIPILO MACULATUS) (2)*, PIPILO FUSCUS (4), JUNCO OREGANUS (10), ZONOTRICIA CORONATA (8)*, ZONOTRICIA ALBICOLLIS (3), PASSERELLA ILJACA (1), MELOSPIZA MELODIA (4).
Read Page
Page 36
No text detected
Read Page
Page 37
C. ZIEGLER 1952 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL DEC 13 U.S.S. GENERAL WILL MITCHELL, TWO DAYS OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO EN ROUTE TO YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. BIRD CAUGHT ON DECK & GIVEN TO ME BY E.M.F.N. TOM BRIANOS. THE MURRELET APPARENTLY COULDN'T GET A LONG ENOUGH RUNWAY ON THE DECK TO FLY OFF AGAIN. - Z-II SEX? FEET+LEGS LIGHT BLUE PICTURES TAKEN, DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (6AD, 1/MM) SEEN FIRST DAY OUT OF PORT ALSO LARUS ARGENTATUS(?) (2) - BROAD WING TIPS, LIGHT GRAY MANTLE, YELLOW BILL, ORANGE(?) FEET. DEC 17 U.S.S. MITCHELL, 6 DAYS OUT OF SAN FRAN- CISCO. DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (2AD). THESE BIRDS STAY QUITE A DISTANCE AWAY FROM THE SHIP NOT FOLLOWING CLOSE BEHIND OR BESIDE THE SHIP RIDING THE AIR CURRENTS AS THE DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES, DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES SEEN EVERYDAY FOLLOWING SHIP, FROM 2 DAYS OUT TO A DAY BEFORE WE DOCKED IN JAPAN.
Read Page
Page 38
August [illegible]
Read Page
Page 39
A.C. ZIEGLER 1952 JOURNAL DECEMBER (top photo) DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES FROM TROOP TRANSPORT IN MID-PACIFIC. BIRD (2-11) TAKEN ON TRANSPORT Dec. 13, 1952. END 1952
Read Page
Page 40
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 41
Ziegler, A. C. Catalogue nos. Z12-Z17 (birds) no. Z5M (mammal)
Read Page
Page 42
No text detected
Read Page
Page 43
A.C.ZIEGLER 1953 CATALOG (BIRDS) MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 1 2-12 ♂ TURDUS SIBRICUS LEGS DARK ORANGE SAINOKAME, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, S. HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 5 2-13 SEX? (FLEDGLING) PASSER MONTANUS (FROM MIYAGI WATERSHED) NAKAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, S. HONSHU, JAPAN DEC. 6 2-14 ♀(♂) PASSER MONTANUS DEC. 13 2-15 ♂ IxOS AMAUROTIS (=MICROSCELUS AMAUROTIS) DEC. 27 2-16 ♀ SPODIOSPAR CINERACEA (=STURNUS CINERACEUS) LEGS+FEET ORANGE DEC. 29 2-17 SEX? SPODIOSPAR CINERACEA LEGS+FEET ORANGE END (BIRDS) 1953
Read Page
Page 44
No text detected
Read Page
Page 45
R. ZIEGLER 1953 CATALOG (MAMMALS) TOYOOKA (NEAR JOHNSON A.F.B.), HONSHU, JAPAN. Nov. 29 (skull & headskin only) 2-5m sex? MUSTELA SIBERICA (?) (APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS) 350-100-?-? -END MAMMALS 1953-
Read Page
Page 46
No text detected
Read Page
Page 47
Ziegler, A. C. 1953 Journal ACROSS THE ALMOST LAND-LOCKED BAY FROM MIHO IS MATSUI - HOME OF LAFARRO HEMN UNIVERSITY.
Read Page
Page 48
No text detected
Read Page
Page 49
C.ZIEGWER 1953 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL JAN. MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU JAPAN. WEATHER: COLD WITH FREQUENT SNOW. NO TRIPS TO THE FIELDS SURROUND- ING BASE. ONE SHRIKE SEEN - PROBABLY LANIUS BUCCPHALUS TEMMINCKI SCHLEGEL (MOZU). CORVUS SP. SCARLE (KURATSU) SEVERAL HAWKS SEEN AT ONCE A COUPLE OF TIMES DURING MONTH PROBABLY MILVUS MIGRANIS (TOE BEE). THE FORKED TAIL OF THIS SPECIES WAS NOT TOO NOTICABLE IN FLIGHT AS THE BOOKS WOULD LEAD YOU TO BELIEVE. SINGLES & PAIRS SEEN FREQUENTLY. MIHO A.F.B. IS APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE BY 1 1/2 MILES. IT IS LOCATED 1/2 MILE FROM OSHINOZU (OR NAWAHAMA) VILLAGE & ABOUT 10 MILES NW. OF YONAGO, ON ONE SIDE OF OSHINOZU IS A BEACH OF A SHELTERED BAY AND TO THE OTHER SIDE IS THE BASE & THEN A LARGE LAKE OR BAY REACHED BY WATER THRU A NARROW CHANNEL 5 MILES NORTH OF THE BASE AT SAKAI. THE SURROUNDING LAND IS RICE, WHEAT & VEGETABLE FIELDS UNDER CONSTANT CULTIVATION. FROM YONAGO THE LAND GRADUALLY RISES TO THE PLATEAU SURROUNDING MT. DAZEN ABOUT 40 MILES SE OF MIHO ALTITUDE OF MIHO - 14'. ACROSS THE ALMOST LAND-LOCKED BAY FROM MIHO IS MATSUI - HOME OF LA FACARDO HEARN UNIVERSITY.
Read Page
Page 50
No text detected
Read Page
Page 51
ZIEGELER 1953 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL JAN (CONT.) PASSE R MONTANUS (SU ZUME) COMMON EVERYWHERE, MUCH LIKE P. DOMESTICUS IN THE STATES. MOTACILLA GRANDIS SHARPE (SE GURO SE KIRI) SINGING SEEN ONCE OR TWICE DURING MONTH ON THE BASE. FEB. MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN WEATHER - COLD, SOME SNOW BUT A FEW WARM DAYS. PASSE R MONTANUS COMMON, A FEW CORVUS SP.? , MOTACILLA GRANDIS FAIRLY COMMON AROUND BASE. 2-4 SINGING EACH DAY FROM TOPS OF BUILDINGS. SONG - LOUD + HARSH. MILVUS MIGRANS SEEN EVERY FEW DAYS, CIRCLING OVER THE RUNWAY OR PARADE GROUND. MAR MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - COLD, A LITTLE SNOW & SOME RAIN. PASSE R MONTANUS COMMON, MOTACILLA GRANDIS FAIRLY COMMON/. 2 OR 3 SEEN ALMOST EVERY DAY. MILVUS MIGRANS SEEN FREQUENTLY, ALAUDA ARVENSI S L. COMMON ON LAWNS + FIELDS FROM THE MIDDLE OF MONTH ON, 3 OR 4 AT ONCE SEEN EVERY DAY. (HI BARE) APR. MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - STILL COLD, SOME RAIN. PASSE R MONTANUS + ALAUDA ARVENSI S
Read Page
Page 52
No text detected
Read Page
Page 53
C.ZIEGWER 1953 TRANSCRIBED JOURNAL APR. (CONT.) COMMON. MOTACILLA GRANDIS NOT SO COMMON AS FOR THE PAST TWO MONTHS, MILVUS MIGRANS ALSO SCARCE. 1 OR 2 CORVUS SP? SEEN. APUS PACIFICUS LATHAM (MAT TSUBAME) - FLOCK OF 20 OR MORE SEEN FLYING OVER BASE ON THE 25TH & ALSO ON THE 28TH, CALL - A BUZZY, DESCENDING "SHRENNNCH" HIRUNDO RUSTICA (TSUBAME) SEEN OCCASIONALLY. EGRETTA SP SEEN LAST DAY OF MONTH FLYING OVER MR PIERO. (SHIRA-SAGA WHITE - ) MAY MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU JAPAN. WEATHER - COOL, VERY LITTLE RAIN, MANY CLEAR DAYS. PASSER MONTANUS & ARNODA ARVENSIIS COMMON. HIRUNDO RUSTICA COMMON & NESTING. MANY HOUSES & SHOPS PUT WOODEN SHELVES UNDER THE EAVES 7'-8' OFF THE GROUND FOR THESE SWALLOWS TO BUILD NESTS ON. THE TSU BAME IS REGARDED AS A BIRD OF GOOD LUCK & NO ONE DISTURBS THEM. MOTACILLA GRANDIS & MILVUS MIGRANS SCARCE. CORVUS SP? ONLY 1 ALL MONTH. ACROCEPHALUS ARUNINACEOUS (YOSHIMORI ) HEARD OR SEEN ALMOST EVERY DAY IN OSHINOZU (203). APUS PACIFICUS SEEN 5 OR 6 TIMES MOSTLY SINGLES & DOUBLES. A FEW SMALL SWALLOWS SIMILAR TO OUR OWN STERGIOPTERYX RUFICOLLIS
Read Page
Page 54
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 55
ZIEGLER 1953 (INScribed) JOURNAL MAY6. SEEN OCCASIONALLY OVER RICE FIELDS. (CONT) 2023SMALL UNIDENT. PROVERS SEEN NEAR BARRACUS FOR 2 DAYS - APPARENTLY FEEDING ON THE GRAVEL ROADS, SEVERAL SANDPIPERS (UNIDENT.) ON BEREN. SMALL FINCHES (FROM NOTES + CALLS) WITH WHITE OR YELLOW WING BAR SEEN FLYING OVER EVERY FEW DAYS. THESE WERE PROBABLY CHLORIS SINICA (KŌKA - HARA - HIWA). MAYI - 21 TURGUS SIBRICUS (MA-ME-ZIRO) FOUND DEAD BY JAC ARNOLD HOMING. BIRD APPARENTLY FLEW INTO SIDE OF HANGAR SINCE THE SKULL HAD A BLOOD CLOT JUST UNDER THE SKIN. STOMACH EMPTY. LEGS+FEET DARK ORANGE. ACROCEPHALUS GRUNDIACEUS SINGING IN GARDEN THICUETS & BAMBOO, SONG SLIGHTLY LIKE THAT OF MOCKING BIRD BUT A LITTLE HARSHER. SINGS ALSO AT NIGHT. THEY SEEM TO STICK PRETTY CLOSE TO THE THICUETS, SINGING FROM NEAR THE TOP OF BUSHES+BAMBOO. THEY ARE ALSO SLOWMOVING BIRDS REMINDING ME OF VIDEOS' ACTIONS. MAY5 - 2-13 PASSER MONTANUS FLEDGLING OBTAINED FROM MISS KEIYO WATANABE WHO IN TURN GOT IT + A WEEK-OLD ONE (NOT COLLECTED) FROM SMALL BOYS IN SAINKOMI VILLAGE, SEX UNDETERMINABLE. MAY18 MATSUE (10MI W.MIKOABB.), TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN.
Read Page
Page 56
No text detected
Read Page
Page 57
C ZIEGLER 1953 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL MAY 18 (CONT) SAW MY FIRST PARUS VARIUS (YAMA-GARA) MT. - TT IN A BIRD SHOP HERE. THE BIRD SHOPS CARRY MANY DIFFERENT SPECIES OF NATIVE AS WELL AS INTRODUCED BIRDS FOR SALE. PRICES WERE PRETTY CHEAP FOR MOST OF THE COMMONER SPECIES OR FOR THOSE WITH UNDISTINGUISHED BEHAVIORS OR SONGS. SOME LESS THAN 50 CENTS. MAY 19 OSHINOZU BEACH, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. MILVUS MIGRANS SEEN HERE TODAY. THE DARK UNDERPARTS & NOTCHED TAIL WERE PLAINLY VISIBLE. SPODIOPAR CINERACEA TEMMINCK (OR STURNUS CINERACEUS) SEEN IN PINES ALONG BEACH. FLOCK OF 15 + ALSO SEEN FLYING OVERHEAD OCCASIONALLY. JAPANESE NAME - MU-KU-DORI NYCTICORA NYCTICORA L. (GOI-SAGI) -HERON HEARD OVERHEAD ABOUT MIDNIGHT ON MAY 9 & MAY 12. JUNE MIHO A.F.B. + VICINITY, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - HUMID, RAINY MOST OF MONTH. (RAINY SEASON- JUNE-JULY) A FEW UNIDENT PLOVERS & CORVUS SP? SEEN. 15 TERNs SEEN AT BEACH ON THE 20TH HAD BLACK CROWNS (SOME WITH WHITE FOREHEAD) DEAD SEA BIRD FOUND WASHED UP ON BEACH ABOUT THE 15TH HAD 36" WING SPAN, 18" LENGTH. BLACK ABOVE, WHITE BELOW WITH
Read Page
Page 58
(Ашанов) 2019, 2019 ТЗРГ УМ СНД ТМВБ3914 УРАМ ХЯНХ 2018 20 ЛАНУ 2-1 ЭМИН 76 23:3918 23,99, 3,42 987, 2018 ЛЕД ХРВР ЗТК ЭСТМ 909 987УПТ399 ЗБЕ 3997, 907 96 23:392 ЭХНМО НО 21.01018 0542 (187)30М ХТУ) .ЗУВЭД ОЭ УЛКТ 2291 ЗМОЭ 23442
Read Page
Page 59
A.C. ZIEBNER 1953 JOURNAL JUNE HIRUNDO RUSTICA NEST ON HOUSE FRONTS YONAGO, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN.
Read Page
Page 60
No text detected
Read Page
Page 61
C. ZIEGHER 1953 (ANSRIBED) JOURNAL JUNE (CONT) DARK GRAY FEET & LEGS. (PUFFINUS? SP?) TWO OR THREE MILVUS MIGRANS, FEW ALAUDA ARVENSISS SEEN DURING MONTH. VERY FEW APUS PACIFICUS - 15TH (4), 22ND (2) & 29TH (-3). HIRUNDO RUSTICA & PASSER MONFABANUS BOTH COMMON & NESTING. THE SWALLOWS NEST A FEW FEET AWAY FROM TRADE & ACTIVITY IN THE STORES & HOUSE BUT SEEM NOT TO BE DISTURBED BY IT AT ALL. THEY SWOOP THRU THE NARROW STREETS EARLY IN THE MORNINGS HUNTING INSECTS. SPIDIOPSA CINGRACEA FAIRLY COMMON NEAR THE FIRST OF JUNE BUT BECAME SCARCE DURING THE REST OF MONTH. CHLORIS SINICA (?) SEEN FLYING OVER 2 OR 3 TIMES. SAME FINCH-LIKE NOTES. NYCTICORA NYCTICORA HEARD 3 NIGHTS DURING FIRST HALF OF MONTH. NO MOTACILLA GRANDIS ALL MONTH. THE ACROCEPHALUS BRUNOINAGENS HAD QUIETED DOWN SOMEWHAT BY THE 15TH. JULY MIHO A.F.B. & VICINITY, TOTTORI WEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - HOT WITH VERY LITTLE RAIN. CORVUS SP., MILVUS MIGRANS, ALAUDA ARVENSISS, CHLORIS SINICA, SPODIOPSAE CINGRACEUS ALL SCARCE NOW. NO (MU-WOKEI)
Read Page
Page 62
No text detected
Read Page
Page 63
ZIEGLER 1953 (DICTATED) JOURNAL JULY (CONT) MOTACILLA GRANDIS SEEN. PASSER MONTANUS COMMON. ACROCEPHALUS ARUNDINACEUS PRESENT BUT VERY Seldom SINGING. UNIDENT. PHOEVERS EACH TRIP TO BEACH ALSO UNIDENT, TERN ON MOST OF TRIPS. ONE LARGE SHORE BIRD SEEN (TRINGA INCANA?) NYCTICORA NYCTICORA HEARD AND/OR SEVERAL TIMES DURING MONTH. HIRUNDO RUSTICA FAIRLY COMMON ALL MONTH - NO OTHER SWALLAWS SEEN. AVG. MIHO AFB & VICINITY, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. SLOW - CORVUS SP?, A FEW MILVUS MIGRANS & ALAUDA ARVENIS, PASSER MONTANUS COMMON, HIRUNDO RUSTICA FAIRLY COMMON. CHLORIS SINICA SEEN OCCASIONALLY. NO MOTACILLA GRANDIS. SEPT. MIHO AFB & VICINITY, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN, WEATHER - A LITTLE RAINY BIRDS ABOUT THE SAME AS AUGUST. ? MONTICLLA SOLITARIUS SEEN ABOUT THE 10TH AT FISHING VILLAGE OF SOZU ACROSS THE BAY INLET & HILLS FROM SAWAI. ABOUT ? MI NW. OF BASE. QUITE A FEW MILVUS MIGRANS IN THE HILLS BETWEEN SAWAI & SOZU. OCT MIHO AFB & VICINITY, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN.
Read Page
Page 64
ГЛАВА I СВЯЗЬ И СООБЩЕНИЯ КНИГА (ПРОДОЛЖЕНИЕ) [illegible]
Read Page
Page 65
ZIEGHER 1953 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT (CONT.) WEATHER - COOL, A LITTLE RAIN, VERY FEW HIRUNDO RUSTICA. CHLORIS SINICA SEEN EVERY TRIP TO BEACH. LANIUS BIUCEPHALUS COMMON FROM THE 15TH MOTACILLA GRANDIS BACK AGAIN - 30-4 SEEN EACH WEEK, UNIDENT. WRENS SEEN OCCASIONALLY IN RICE FIELDS, A SMALL OWL (NINOX SCUTULATA [ZO-BAZU-KU]) (SEE AT OUSU IN TOWN EARLY IN MONTH. MILVUS MIGRANS SEEN EVERY DAY, SPODIOPAR CINERACEUS SEEN IN FLOCKS (10-20) FROM THE 15TH ON. PASSER MONTANUS STILL COMMON, EMBERIZA CLOIDES (HO-HO-GIRO) SEEN ABOUT THE 20TH & AGAIN THE 22ND THEN NO MORE NOTICED. ACEDO ATTHIS SEEN AT SMALL TOWN CREEL IN KOSHINOZU ABOUT THE 25TH BRIGHT TORQUOISE BLACK THAT ALMOST LIGHTS UP IN SUNLIGHT. NOV. MIHO A.F.B. + VICINITY, TOTORII KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - COOL ACEDO ATTHIS SEEN 2ND ON KOSHINOZU CREEK. CHLORIS SINICA COMMON. SET OUT 5 MOUSE TRAPS WITH PEANUT BUTTER BAIT IN FLATS JUST INLAND FROM SAND BEACH ON THE 1ST, LEFT OUT 2:00 PM. - 5:00 PM. - NOTHING. ALSO SET OUT THE 5 TRAPS SEVERAL TIMES IN WEED CHUMPS IN SMALL VEGETABLE GARDEN OVERNIGHT - STILL NOTHING. (IN KOSHINOZU) MISS KEIKO WATANABE POINTED OUT A
Read Page
Page 66
No text detected
Read Page
Page 67
ZIEGLER 1953 (NSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV, (CONT.) LARGE SHOREBIRD ON THE OSHINOBU BEACH ON THE 1ST, VANELUS VANELLUS L. ( ) PROBABLY THO I DIDN'T GET A CLOSE LOOK AT IT. I DID SEE THE CREST & THE BLACK & WHITE WING PATTERN AS IT FLEW AWAY. ALSO ON THE 1ST A BUTEO BUTEO? YELLOW FEET & LEGS, "RED TAIL-LIKE" NECKLACE OF STREAKS ON LIGHT UNDER- PARTS. TYPICAL BUTEO SHAPE. UNIDENT. SHARROWS SIMILAR TO OUR SONG SP'S SEEN IN THE BEACH PINES ON THE SAME DAY. ANAS PLATYRHYNCHOS (5) (MIGA-MO PURE-DUCK ), & ANAS POECI LORHYNCHA (15) (KARU-GAMO DUCK ) AT OSHINOBU BEACH ON THE 15TH. MOTACILLA GRANDIS, CORVUS SP.?, LANIUS BUCEPHALUS, & MALLUS MIGRANS COMMON. NOV.21 JOHNSON A.F.B. (APPROX. 20 MI W. OF TOKYO) TOKYO-TO (PREFECTURE), HONSHU, JAPAN. A.M.- ON BASE - CYANOPICA CYANUS (12 (ONA-GA LONG-TAIL ), MOTACILLA GRANDIS (4), PASSER MONTANUS (COMMON), CHLORIS SINICA (A FEW), & CARICULUS GLANDARIUS ? (2). P.M. - WOODS & FIELDS NEAR BASE - AEGITHALOS CAUDATUS (30) (E-NAGA TAIL-LONG ) TRAVELING IN FLOCK MOVING THRU WOODS & KEEPING UP A CONSTANT CHATTER, PARUS MAJOR (10) (#SHIJO- GARO ), IxOS AMAUROTIS (OR MICROSCERIS AMAUROTIS) (15) (HI-O-DORI), PHOENICURIUS AURIGOCEUS (& ?)
Read Page
Page 68
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 69
ZIEGLER 1953 (INScribed) JOURNAL NOV 21 (CONT) (JO - BI - TAKI), CHLORIS SINICA (A FEW), CORVUS SP? (A FEW), EMBERIZA CLOIDES (10) (HO - NO-GIRO), PASSER MONTANUS (FAIRLY COMMON),COLUMBA LIVIA (15) - DOMESTIC I SUPPOSE., ( HATO ), STREPTOPHELIA ORIENTALIS (8) (KNI - BATO ) FEEDING- IN FIELDS MUCH AS OUR ZENAIODURA MACROVIRA. NOV 22 JOHNSON AFB, TOKYO-TO (PREFECTURE), HONSHU, JAPAN. A.M. - ON BASE. WOODS NEAR SERVICE CLUBS + SWIMMING POOL. MOSTLY TANK PINES. MOTACILLA GRANOIS (1), MOTACILLA CINEREA (7) (KI - SEKIRI ) - THE YELLOW-WASHED WARBLINS WERE WALKING ABOUT THE POOL + ON THE TILE ROOF OF THE BATH HOUSE - SEEMED TO LIKE THIS LOCATION. MOTACILLA CINEREA IN WINTER PLUMAGE. - WHITE INSTEAD OF BLACK THROAT. PASSER MONTANUS (FAIRLY COMMON), STREPTOPHELIA ORIENTALIS (4), LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (2), PARUS MAJOR (2), CYANOPICA CYANUS (20)-TRAVELING IN FLOCKS THRU THE TREES, CARKING- ALL THE TIME. P.M. - WOODS + FIELDS E. OF BASE, PARUS MAJOR (10), AEGITHALOS CAUDATUS (15) IN FLOCK, STREPTOPHELIA ORIENTALIS (40), PASSER MONTANUS (FAIRLY COMMON), CORVUS SP? (5), IXOS AMAUROTTYS (5)
Read Page
Page 70
{ "text": "(1974) (2005) [illegible]\n(1968) (2003) [illegible]\n(1972) (2005) [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 71
C. ZIEGLER 1953 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV 22 (CONT) GARRULUS GLANDARIUS (1), EMBERIZA CIOIDES (15), 5 UNIDENT "SONG-TYPE" + 2 UNIDENT. "SWAMP TYPE" SPARROWS. TURDUS NAUMANNI ? (2) (TSU-GU-ME), APUS PACIFICUS (2)-HIGH OVERHEAD. PHOENICURUS AURORAEUS ?(?) & LANIUS BUCCAHOLUS (6). MET TWO JAPANESE HUNTING. ONE BY HIMSELF HAD ONE IXOS AMIAVROTIS + ONE GARRULUS GLANDARIUS THAT HE HAD SHOT. HE SAID HE WOULD EAT THEM. THE OTHER FELLOW WAS USING A DOG TO PUSH THE BIRDS & HAD SHOT ONE BAMBUSICOLA THORACICA (KO-JUKEI -CHICKEN) + TWO STREPTOPELIA ORIENTALIS. NOV 26 JOHNSON AFB. (WOODS+FIELDS N.& W. OF BASE) TOKYO-TO (PREFECTURE) HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - CLOUDY + COOL. P.M. - PARUS VARIUS (20) (YAMA-GARA MT.-FIT) AEGITHALOS CAVOATUS (5), POTEVS MOTOR (5) GARRULUS GLANDARIUS (10), CYANOPICA CYANUS (25), CORVUS SP.?(15), MOTACILLA GRANOIS (4), MOTACILLA CINCEREA (5), BAMBUSICOLA THORACICA (2), IXOS AMIAVROTIS (10), EMBERIZA CIOIDES(20), 15 "SONG-TYPE" SPARROWS WITH WHITE OUTER TAIL FEATHERS. PROBABLY EMBERIZA SP?, ALCEDO ATTHIS (1), LANIUS BUCCAHOLUS (5), PASSER MONTANUS (COMMON), PHOENICURUS AURORAEUS (1), TURDUS NAUMANNI (2). WEASEL OR FERRET FOUND ABOVE P.R. TRACK RUN OVER BY TRAIN. TAN ABOVE,
Read Page
Page 72
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 73
C. ZIEGLER 1953 INSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV 26 WHITE BELOW, TAIL - 6", BODY-10". (NOY (CONT.) NOV 28 JOHNSON A.F.B. (WOODS & RIVERS W. OF BASE) TOKYO-TO (PREFECTURE), HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - CLEAR, COOL & WINDY. CORVUS SP.? (5), CARRIUS GLANDARIUS (1), ALCEDO ATTIS (2), MOTACILLA GRANDIS (12), MOTACILLA CINEREA (10) - THE WARTAILS WERE NEARLY ALWAYS SEEN AROUND WATER - WANDLING OVER THE ROCKS HUNTING FOOD. CEMBERIZA CIIOCES (8), PASSER MONTANUS (FAIRLY COMMON), 20 "SONG-TYPE" SPARROWS, TURDUS NAUMANNI(5). A "SPOTTY-TYPE" SANDPIPER SEEN-BOBBING WALK. FLESH OR YELLOW LEGS, GREY COLLAR, LIGHTER THROAT, STRIPE IN WING & A BILL AS LONG AS THE HEAD. NO LARGE SPOTS. BAMBUSICOLA THORAECA (5), LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (3), IXOS AMYDIOTIS (4). NOV.29 JOHNSON A.F.B. (WOODS & RIVERS W. & N. OF BASE NEAR TOYOOKA), TOKYO-TO (PREFECTURE), HONSHU, JAPAN. - Z-SM SWINNED OUT THE HEAD+ SKULL OF THE MUSTELA SIBERICA ? FOUND ON THE 26TH TAIL - H"-5", HEAD BODY-10" LIGHT BROWN TAILY BODY, WHITISH UNDER- PARTS. HEAD GREYISH-BROWN. SEX ? (I-TACHI). PARRUS VARIEUS (10), PARRUS MAJOR(2), 2 SPARROWS WITH BUFF "MUSTACHES", GREY NECKWARE, BUFFISH UNDERPARTS - POSSIBLY
Read Page
Page 74
No text detected
Read Page
Page 75
. ZIEGLER 1953 (ANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV.29 (CONT.) f EMBERIZA CLOIDES, CORVUS SP.(15), LANIUS BUCEPHALUS(2), TURDUS NAUMANNI (5), PLACCOCOTHYIS - DARN PRETTY BIRDS, 2 MORE OF THE "SPOTTY-TYPE" SANDPIPERS DESCRIBED ON THE 28TH, 10 "RING-NECKED" PHOENIX PROBABLY CHIMARRIDIUS DUBIUS MOTACILLA GRANDIS (8), EMBERIZA CLOIDES(3), 3 "SONG-TYPE" SPOOROWS, PASSER MONTANUS (FAIRLY COMMON), TYROS AMYROITIS (2), 1 GREBE (PIED-BILLED-TYPE)-PODICERS RUFICOLLIS?, PHOENICURUS AURORAEUS(2) STREPTORELIA ORIENTALIS(10), 1 UNIDENT. WREN. DEC 4 MOUNTAINS HALF-WAY BETWEEN KYOTO & YONAGO, TOTTORI-KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN, TWO CINCLUS PALHABII SEEN FROM TRAIN WINDOW IN MOUNTAIN STREAM, (KIWA-GARAIBU) (RIVER-BIRD)(CRAN) DEC 5 MIHO A.F.B. & VICINITY, TOTTORI PREFECTURE HONSHU, JAPAN. NOT TOO MUCH BIRD ACTIVITY. A FEW FLOCKS OF DUCKS FLYING OVER MIHO BAY. LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (SCARCE), CORVUS SP. (COMMON), PASSER MONTANUS, MOTACILLA GRANDIS, SPODIORAE LINEAREA & MILVUS MIGRANS ALL FAIRLY COMMON. ANTS POECILORHYNCHIA?(25) SEEN AT OSHINOZU BEACH 2 OR 3 TIMES. DEC 6 Z14f(?) PASSER MONTANUS SHOT IN NAKA-HAMA BY JAPANESE BOYS. STOMACH CONTAINED 37 RAW RICE GRAINS (GRAIN)
Read Page
Page 76
No text detected
Read Page
Page 77
ZIEGWEIZ 1953 (INScribed) JOURNAL DEC 13 NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. - Z-15 IYOS AMAVROTIS OT SHOT & BROUGHT IN BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTAINED SEVERAL LARGE BERRIES (OLW). THESE BIRDS ARE SAID TO PREFER THE CAMELIA BUSHEES OR TREES, Y BRANCHES WITH FLOWERS ARE SOMETIMES PUT UP OUTSIDE TO ATTRACT THE HI-ODDEI. THE CAMELIA, AT LEAST THE RED ONE, IS KNOWN HERE AS THE DEATHFLOWER OR PERHAPS AS VERY UNLUCKY BUT STILL SOME PEOPLE PUT THEM IN THEIR HOUSES. SOME OF THE PLANTS OUTSIDE ARE 15' TALL. DEC 27 NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI VICN, HONSHU, JAPAN. - Z-16 SPODIOPSAE CINERACEA F SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTENTS - SEVERAL LARGE BERRIES (OLW). FEET & LEGS ORANGE. BILL ORANGE WITH BLACK TIP & BASE OF LOWER MANDEIBLE. DEC 29 NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI VICN, HONSHU, JAPAN - Z-17 SPODIOPSAR CINERACEA SEX? SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTENTS - SEVERAL LARGE BERRIES (OLW). LEGS & FEET ORANGE. BILL ORANGE WITH BLACK TIP. THESE BIRDS SEEM TO STAY IN THE TOPS OF TALL PINES ON A FOX TEMPLE GROUNDS A HUNDRED YARDS OR SO FROM MY ROOM IN TOWN. THE PROD NUMBERS ABOUT 40 OR SO. END 1953
Read Page
Page 78
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 79
Ziegler, A.C. 1954 Catalogue nos. Z18-Z65 (birds) nos. Z6M -Z87M (mammals) nos. 88-98(birds and mammals)
Read Page
Page 80
No text detected
Read Page
Page 81
A.C.ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOG (BIRDS) MIHO A.F.B., TOTTORI PREFECTURE, S.HONSHU, JAPAN JAN 9, 1954 2-18 ♂(?) PASSER MONTANUS (FROM) C JOHN E. SMITH NAKAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, S. HONSHU, JAPAN JAN. 12 2-19 ♂(?) COCCOTHRAUSTES COCCOTHRAUSTES FEET + LEGS FLESH JAN. 30 2-20 ♀ PHOENICURUS AUREUS FEET + LEGS BLACK FEB. 3 2-21 ♀ TARSIGER CYANURUS FEET + LEGS BROWNISH SEE NEXT PAGE
Read Page
Page 82
No text detected
Read Page
Page 83
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) ATH FOLLOWING Z22 ? TURDUS NAUMANNI (TEMMINCK) JAPANESE MAKES 6 ROS TO: DR. GEO. LOWERY LA. STATE UNIV. NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN FEB. 5, 1954. LEGS LT. BR., FEET DK. BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-23 ? SPHENIURUS SIEROLDII NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. FEB. 6, 1954. LEGS & FEET - GRAYISH - RED. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-24 ? TURDUS PALLIDUS (GMELIN) (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOBU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. FEB. 13, 1954. LEGS & FEET LIGHT BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-25 IXOS AMHUCOTIS (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOBU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. FEB. 13, 1954 TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-26 COCCOTHRUSTES COCCTHRAUSTES (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOBU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. FEB. 13, 1954 TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-27 LANIUS BUCERHYALUS (TEMMINCK & SCHREGER) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. FEB. 14, 1954 FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-28 LANIUS BUCERHYALUS (T&S) (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOBU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN FEB. 20, 1954 FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 84
No text detected
Read Page
Page 85
2. Z160-LER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) Z-29 ♀ LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (T&S) (KOSHIWAZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. FEB. 20, 1954. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-30 ♂? TURDUS PALLIUS (GMELIN) (KOSHIWAZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAR. 6, 1954. FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-31 ♀ PASSER MONTANUS (KOSHIWAZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAR. 6, 1954 FEET & LEGS BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-32 SEX? PASSER MONTANUS (KOSHIWAZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAR. 11, 1954 FEET & LEGS BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-33 ♂ TURDUS PALLIUS (GMELIN) (KOSHIWAZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAR. 11, 1954 FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. TO - DR. GEO H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-34 ♀ CHLOERIS SINICA NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAR. 15, 1954 FEET & LEGS FRESH-COLORED. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-35 ♀ (red) (SX) CHLOERIS SINICA (KOSHIWAZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAR. 17, 1954 FEET & LEGS FRESH-COLORED TO- DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 86
(ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 1950 г. (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45 (ИМЯ) ЗУЛАНА 2007 г. 8:45
Read Page
Page 87
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) Z-36 ♀ HORGITES CANTANS NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. MAR. 25, 1954. IRIS BROWNISH BLACK FEET & LEGS LT. BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-37 ♂/♀ 4 x 6 mm CHLORIS SINICA NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 8, 1954 FEET & LEGS FLESH COLORED. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-38 ♀ (OVARY ENLARGED) CHLORIS SINICA NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 8, 1954 FEET & LEGS FLESH COLORED. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-39 ♂ (TESTES 6X7, 5X6 mm) LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (T&S) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 11, 1954 FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-40 ♂ (TESTES 2X1½ mm) FRINGILLA MONTIFRINGILLA (L.) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 11, 1954 FEET & LEGS BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-41 ♀ (OVARY NORTEN.) URAGUS SIBIRICUS NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 12, 1954 FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-42 ♀ (OVARY NORTEN.) TURDUS PALLIUS (GMEIN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 12, 1954 FEET & LEGS YELLOWISH TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 88
No text detected
Read Page
Page 89
CZIEG.WER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) Z-43 ♀ (QUARTY GNAWED) PASSER MONTANUS NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 14, 1954. FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-44 ♂ (TEST.-3X8mm) CAPELLA NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 15, 1954. FEET & LEGS BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-45 ♂ (TESTES 4X9mm) CAPELLA SP? AGARIMICHI, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 17, 1954. FEET & LEGS BROWN WITH GREENISH TINT. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-46 ♀ (QUARTY GL. ENL.) TURDUS NAUMANNI AGARIMICHI, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 17, 1954. FEET & LEGS BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-47 ♀ (QUARTY VOT ENL.) TURDUS NAUMANNI AGARIMICHI, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 17, 1954 FEET & LEGS BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-48 ♂ (TESTES 1X2mm) ANTHUS SPINOLETTA AGARIMICHI, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 17, 1954. FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-49 ♂ (TESTES 6X2, 6X3mm) LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (T&S) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 18, 1954 FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 90
No text detected
Read Page
Page 91
C. ZIEGELER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) Z-50 ♂ (TESTES 23x25mm) TURDUS CARDIS (KATSUZI KAGEN O AMARIKO, JAPAN) AMARIKO, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 19, 1954. FEET & LEGS ORANGE TAN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-50 ♂ (TESTES 13x2mm) TRESIGER CYANURUS (KATSUZI KAGEN O AMARIKO, JAPAN) AMARIKO, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 19, 1954. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-52 ♂ (TESTES 33x5mm) MUSCICAPULA NAHCISSINA (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 22, 1954. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN (SWIN WASHED) TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-53 ♀ (OVARY NOT ENL.) EMBERIZA CIOIDES (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 24, 1954. FEET & LEGS FLESH COLORED. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-54 ♂ (TESTES 13x2mm) COCCOTHRAUSTES COCCOTHRAUSTES (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 25, 1954. FEET & LEGS FLESH COLORED TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-55 ♀ (OVARY SL. ENL.) TURDUS CARDIS (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 27, 1954. FEET & LEGS FLESH COLORED TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-56 ♂ (TESTES 33,4x5mm) BOMBVCILLA JAPONICA (NEGOLO) (HIROSHI NAGAMI) (KOSHINOZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 2, 1954 FEET & LEGS BLAED TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 92
No text detected
Read Page
Page 93
Catalogue (CATALOGUE) (Z-57) τ (TESTES 3x5,3x8mm) NINOX SCUTULATA (HIROSHI NAGAMI KOSHINZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 3, 1954 FEET YELLOW. IRIS - YELLOW TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. (Z-58) ς (OVAR) (ENLARGED) ACROCEPHALUS ARUNDINACEUS (HIROSHI NAGAMI KOSHINZU, JAPAN) NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 10, 1954 FEET & LEGS BROWN. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. (Z-59) τ (TESTES) EMPIDONAX 1 MILE W. OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT 27, 1954 TO - DR. OR HALL V. KANSAS (Z-60) τ (TESTES) JUNCO OREGANUS 1 MILE W. OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 3, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN PARASITES & STOMACH CONTENTS TO U. CAL. BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - DR. ER HALL V.K. (Z-61) τ (TESTES) ZONOTRICHIA LEUCOPHRYA 1 MILE W. OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 14, 1954 STOMACH CONTENTS TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - DR. C.R. HALL V.K. (Z-62) τ (TESTES) HYLOCICHLA VSTULATA 1 MILE W. OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 15, 1954 IRIS BLACK. FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. TO - DR. E.R. HALL V.K. (Z-63) τ (TESTES) ZONOTRICHIA CORONATA 1 MILE W. OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 18, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN, FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. STOMACH CONTENTS + PARASITES TO U.C. BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - DR. ER HALL V.K.
Read Page
Page 94
No text detected
Read Page
Page 95
C. ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) Z-64 ♂ (TESTES) CARPODACUS MEXICANUS 1 MILE W. OF SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 31, 1954. IRIS DARK BROWN. FEET + LEGS DARK BROWN. STOMACH CONTENTS TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - DR. ER HALL, V. KANSAS Z-65 ♀ (OVARY VERY SMALL) DENDROICA AUDUBONI SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 26, 1954. PARASITE TO U.C. IRIS BLACK. FEET + LEGS BLACKISH. BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - DR. ER HALL, V. KANSAS ______________________ END "Z" NUMBERS FOR BIRDS ______________________ (SEE ADDITIONAL 1954 BIRDS FURTHER ON NEAR END OF 1954 CATALOG)
Read Page
Page 96
No text detected
Read Page
Page 97
CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1954 CATALOG (MAMMALS) NARAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, S. HONSHU, JAPAN FEB. 26 [illegible] MARCH 2008 2-6m ♂ (TESTES 4x7mm) MUS MUSCULUS 162-76-?-? MAR. 9 (FROM HIROSHI NAGAMI OF KOSHINOZU) 2-7m ♀ (EMBOS) RATTUS 292-140-33-? TAMATSUKURI, SHIMANE PREFECTURE, S. HONSHU, JAPAN APR. 16 2-8m ♂ (TESTES 2x2½mm) "BAT" NO MEASUREMENTS SEE NEXT PAGE
Read Page
Page 98
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 99
ZIEBLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-9m ♂ (TESTES 9x12mm) MOLE NAWAHAMA, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN. APR. 16, 1954. 162 - 21 - 23 - ? TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV, BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-10m ♀ (EMB) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. AUG. 28, 1954. 150 - 46 - 20 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. Hahn V.V. Z-11m ♂ (TESTES 2x3mm) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. AUG. 28, 1954. 136 - 80 - 17 - ? TO - " " Z-12m ♂ (TESTES 3x4½mm) MUS MUSCULUS INS/NEHOUSE SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. AUG. 30, 1954 146 - 74 - 17 - ? TO - " " Z-13m ♀ (EMB/SORCERS) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 4, 1954 145 - 49 - 18 - ? TO - MRS. NANCY SHERRARD, % WM, METRES, OAKLAND, CALIF. Z-14m ♂ (TESTES 5x9mm) PEROMYSCTUS TRUEI SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 4, 1954 20) - 120 - 22 - ? TO - E.R. Hahn V.V. Z-15m ♂ (TESTES 3½x8mm) PEROMYSCTUS TRUEI SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF SEPT. 4, 1954 186 - 95 - 22 - ? TO - " "
Read Page
Page 100
(2 хв) (2103:АТА) БЯН (зест) 5 мр-5 9-16-14-54 А. 54,09 УМ8. 54,3752 АИ ТРШВЫ В ОЦО. 90-ОТ 2УПМ29:НХ 207021УМ (зест) 5 мр-5 5-10м х 9-02-14-52 7 УГРБЗУМ 2110709189 (зест) 5 мр-5 136-80-14-51 2В49321УМ 26м (зест) 5 мр-5 5-01-14-51 2ЦН1907:АХ 270201УМ (зест) 5 мр-5 5-21-14-51 ПРЮТ 21221М899 (зест) 5 мр-5 5-26-29-521
Read Page
Page 101
(ZIEGLER 1954) CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-16m ♂ (TESTIS) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MILE W. OF SAN BRU NO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 4, 1954. 112-63-15-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. HANK V.K. Z-17m ♀ (EMBS) MUS MUSCULUS SAN BRU NO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 5, 1954 150-78-18-? TO - " Z-18m ♀ (NO EMBS) MUS MUSCULUS 1 MILE E. OF SAN BRU NO (HAYFIELD), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 5, 1954 137-73-18-? TO - " Z-19m ♂ (TESTIS) MICRO TUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MILE E. OF SAN BRU NO (HAYFIELD), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 5, 1954 145-42-21-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - " Z-20m ♂ (TESTIS) MICRO TUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MILE E. OF SAN BRU NO (HAYFIELD), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 5, 1954 150-50-18-? TO - " Z-21m ♀ (EMBS) MICRO TUS. CALIFORNICUS 1 MILE E. OF SAN BRU NO (HAYFIELD), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 5, 1954 117-40-19-? TO - " Z-22m ♀ (EMBS) PEROMYS CUS CALIFORNICUS SAN BRU NO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SEPT 6, 1954 229-140-26-? EMBRYOS + PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - "
Read Page
Page 102
No text detected
Read Page
Page 103
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-23m ♂ (TESTES 2.5x4mm) MICROtus CALIFORNICUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT 12, 1954. 142 - 46 - 21 - ? TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-24m ♀ (2 EMBRYOS 4 SCARS) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 12, 1954. 246 - 135 - 26 - ? EMBRYOS + PARABOLITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. Hahn V.U. Z-25m ♂ (TESTES 3X6mm) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MILE W.OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 13, 1954 230 - 133 - 26 - ? TO - MRS NANCY SHEPARD, % WM. MEYERS, ATHERTON, Calif. Z-26m ♂ (TESTES 2x3mm) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MILE W.OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 13, 1954 135 - 78 - 17 - ? TO - E.R. Hahn V.U. Z-27m ♂ (TESTES 5x8.5mm) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI 1 MILE W.OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 13, 1954 193 - 114 - 21 - ? TO - E.R. Hahn V.U. Z-28m ♀ (EMBOS) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MILE W.OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 18, 1954 115 - 71 - 16 - ? TO - E.R. Hahn V.U. Z-29m ♀(NO EMBOS) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MILE W.OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 19, 1954 130 - 22 - 16 - ? TO - MRS. NANCY SHEPARD, % WM MEYERS, ATHERTON, Calif.
Read Page
Page 104
No text detected
Read Page
Page 105
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-30m ♀(MM) (EMBS) PEROMYSUS TRUET SANBRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 20, 1954. 150 - 84 - 22 - ? TO - E.R. HANK V.V. Z-31m ♀(NO) PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI W. SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 20, 1954. 206 - 121 - 24 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-32m ♀(EMBS) PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI W. SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 20, 1954 220 - 133 - 25 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-33m ♂(TESTES) PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS (6X12MM) 1 MI W. SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 26, 1954 241 - 127 - 25 - ? PARASITES TO U.C. BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-34m ♂(TESTES) PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS (5X10MM) 1 MI W. SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 26, 1954 222 - 128 - 25 - ? TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-35m ♀(EMBS) PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI W. SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 27, 1954 261 - 156 - 25 - ? EMBROS & PARASITES TO U.C. BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. HANK V.V. Z-36m ♂(TESTES) NEOTOMA FUCIAT (33X7MM) 1 MI W. SANBRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 27, 1954 395 - 207 - 43 - ? PARASITES TO U.C. BERKELEY, CALIF. TO -
Read Page
Page 106
No text detected
Read Page
Page 107
ZIEGHER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-37m ♀(4 EMBs) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SEPT. 27, 1954 224 - 134 - 24 - ? TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-38m ♂(TESTES (2x2½MM)) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGAHOTIS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 3, 1954. 127 - 73 - 17 - ? TO - E. R. Hahn V.U. Z-39m ♀(NO EMBs) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 3, 1954 192 - 109 - 25 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - " " Z-40m ♂(TESTES (3x6MM)) MUS MUSCULUS SAN BRUNO(HOUSE), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 4, 1954 157 - 86 - 18 - ? TO - TOBE, NANCY SHEPARD, % WM. MEYERS, OTHERTON, CAIR. Z-41m ♂(TESTES (5x9MM)) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 4, 1954 240 - 137 - 25 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. Hahn V.U. Z-42m ♀(EMBS) THOMOMYS BOTTAE (KEN MAFFEI) SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 7, 1954 203 - 72 - 28 - ? TO - MRS. NANCY SHEPARD, % WM. MEYERS, OTHERTON, CAIR. Z-43m ♂(TESTES (3x5MM)) THOMOMYS BOTTAE (KEN MAFFEI) SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 7, 1954 208 - 65 - 31 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CAIR. TO - E.R. Hahn V.U.
Read Page
Page 108
No text detected
Read Page
Page 109
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-44m ♀(EMBS) THOMOMYS BOTTAE (KEN MAFFEI) MILLBRAE, CALIF. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 9, 1954 200-71-27-? TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV, BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-45m ♀(EMBS) THOMOMYS BOTTAE (KEN MAFFEI) MILLBRAE, CALIF. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 9, 1954 192-70-27-? TO - DR. JOSEPH C. HOWELL, UNIV. OF TENN., KNOXVILLE, TENN. Z-46m ♀(EMBS) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 10, 1954 228-135-26-? EMBRYOS + PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. Hahn V.K. Z-47m ♂(TESTES 7x10mm) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 10, 1954 221-138-25-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - 'I' Z-48m ♀(EMBS) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 11, 1954 130-75-16-? TO - 'I' Z-49m ♀(EMBS) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS OCT 11, 1954 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. 111-63-16-? TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. Z-50m ♂(TESTES 7x12mm) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 14, 1954 243-146-25½-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. Hahn V.K.
Read Page
Page 110
No text detected
Read Page
Page 111
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-51m ♂ (TESTES 1½x3mm) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 17, 1954 128-74-16-? TO - E.R. Hahn V.D. Z-52m ♂ (TESTES 2x3mm) Sorex tROMBE106E1 1 MI W. SAN BRUNO (PREVIOUSLY FLOOR),SAN MATEO CO,CALIF. OCT 17, 1954 102-52-15-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-53m ♂ (TESTES 4x7½mm) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 17, 1954 222-140-25-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-54m ♂ (TESTES 6x9mm) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO,SAN MATEO CO,CALIF. OCT 17,1954 242-145-25-? TO - DR. JOSEPH C. HOWELL, UNIV. OF TENN., KNOXVILLE,TENN. Z-55m ♂ (TESTES 6x11mm) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO,SAN MATEO CO,CALIF. OCT 17,1954 236-143-26-? TO - E,R. Hahn V.D. Z-56m ♂ (TESTES 3x5mm) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO,SAN MATEO CO.,CALIF. OCT 23, 1954 141-87-10-? TO - Z-57m ♀ (TESTES OR SCARS) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO,SAN MATEO CO,CALIF. OCT. 24,1954 226-135-25-? TO - DR. JOSEPH C.HOWELL, UNIV. OF TENN., KNOXVILLE,TENN.
Read Page
Page 112
No text detected
Read Page
Page 113
ZIEGLER 1954 (CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-58m ♀ (SCARS) NEOTOMA FUSCIPES 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 24, 1954. 373 - 191 - 40 - ? TO - E.R. HARR V.K, Z-59m ♀ (9 FRESH SCARS) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 24, 1954 172 - 89 - 20 - ? UTERUS TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-60m ♀ (NO SCARS) SOREY TROWBRIDGEI 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO (BRUSHY HILLSIDE), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 25, 1954. 105 - 50 - 15 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-61m ♀ (3 SCARS) REITHIDODONTOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 25, 1954 138 - 78 - 17 - ? TO - DR. JOSEPH C. HOWELL, UNIV. OF TENN., UNIVERSITY, TENN. Z-62m ♀ (6 EGG SCARS) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT. 25, 1954 253 - 151 - 27 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. HARR V.K. Z-63m ♂ (TESTES 4X1/2 MM) SCATANUS LATIMANUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. OCT 31, 1954 172 - 45 - 20 1/2 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-64m ♂ (TESTES 3X4MM) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 1, 1954 159 - 55 - 22 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO -
Read Page
Page 114
No text detected
Read Page
Page 115
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-65m ♂(TESTES 3X5MM) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS. 1 MI. W. MINNBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 7, 1954 149-52-20-? TO - DR. JOSEPH C. HOWELL, UNIV. OF TENN., KNOXVILLE, TENN. Z-66m ♂(TESTES 3½X½MM) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI 1 MI. W. MINNBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 7, 1954 171-91-2½-? TO - E.R. HARR V.V. Z-67m ♀(EMBS) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI 1 MI. W. MINNBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 7, 1954 187-110-22-? PARASITES + EMBRYOS TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-68m ♂(TESTES ⊘) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MI. E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 8, 1954 127,-76-17-? TO - Z-69m ♂(TESTES 3X6MM) MUS MUSCULUS 1 MI. E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 8, 1954 142-81-19-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-70m ♀(SCAE) MUS MUSCULUS 1 MI. E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 8, 1954 109-36-17-? (PART OF TAIL MISSING) PARASITES + CYST TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-71m ♀(NO EMBRS) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 14, 1954 222-135-27-? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO -
Read Page
Page 116
No text detected
Read Page
Page 117
CIEGUE 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-72m σ (TESTES 5x8mm) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS I M. W. SAN BRUO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 14, 1954 155 - 80 - 21½ - ? (TIP OF TAIL MISSING) TO - E.R. Hank V.V. Z-73m ♀ (EMBS) MUS MUSCULUS E. SAN BRUO (PASTURE), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 15, 1954 137 - 74 - 17½ - ? TO - " Z-74m σ (TESTES 2x5mm) MUS MUSCULUS E. SAN BRUO (PASTURE), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 15, 1954 139 - 74 - 18 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - " Z-25m σ (TESTES 1½x4mm) MUS MUSCULUS E. SAN BRUO (PASTURE), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 15, 1954 134 - 75 - 18 - ? PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - " Z-76m σ MM. (TESTES) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI I M. W. MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 21, 1954 159 - 89 - 22½ - 20 PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - " Z-77m σ (TESTES 3x5½mm) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI I M. W. MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 21, 1954 172 - 94 - 22 - 20 TO - " Z-78m ♀ (EMBS) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGAKOTIS I M. W. SAN BRUO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV. 22, 1954 120 - 70 - 16½ - 13 PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - "
Read Page
Page 118
No text detected
Read Page
Page 119
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (MAMMALS) Z-79m ♀(EMBS) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV.22,1954 140- 47- 20 -13 PARASITES & CYST TO V.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - E.R. HALL V.K, Z-80m ♂(TESTES 3X5MM) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV.22,1954 148- 53- 20 -13 PARASITES TO V.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-81m ♂(TESTES 4X9MM) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV.29,1954 147- 72- 19½ -16 TO - Z-82m ♀(5MOS) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. NOV.29,1954 160- 82- 20 -15½ PARASITES TO V.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-83m ♂(TESTES 4X7MM) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 1 MI. W. MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. DEC.5, 1954 152- 75- 21 -15 PARASITE TO V.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-84m ♀(EMBS) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI INM. 1 MI. W. MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. DEC. 5, 1954 164- 88- 22½ -20 PARASITE TO V.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO - Z-85m ♂(TESTES 3X5MM) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI 1 MI. W. MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. DEC. 5, 1954 173- 92- 22½ -21 PARASITE TO V.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. TO -
Read Page
Page 120
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 121
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE Z-86m ♀(EMB) MUS. MUSCULUS SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 6, 1954 132-73-17-12 PARASITES TO U.C., BERKELEY, CALIF. 70 - E.R. Hahn V.K. Z-8m ♂ (TESTES) REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 6, 1954 132-72-15-14 70 - " HERE ON MAMMALS ETC. HAVE SAME # OF NUMBERS 88 ♂ (TESTES 1/2x3mm) REITHRODON TOMYS 2 MI. N.E. SAN BRUNO (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 12, 1954 130-72-16-13 70 - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 89 ♂ (TESTES 3x5mm) MICRO TUS 2 MI. N.E. SAN BRUNO (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 12, 1954 146-49-21-13 70 - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 90 ♀ (OVARY NOT ENL.) CARPOTACUS E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 13, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN 70 - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 91 ♂ (TESTES) CARPOTACUS E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 13, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN 70 - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS ZOO, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 92 ♀ (OVARY NOT ENL.) CARPOTACUS E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 13, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN 70 - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 122
27.04.1983 21.05.1983 (18:00) Б. М. 21.07.1983 (18:00) Б. В. 21.09.1983 (18:00) Б. С. 21.10.1983 (18:00) Б. П. 21.11.1983 (18:00) Б. Т. 21.12.1983 (18:00) Б. Л.
Read Page
Page 123
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE 93 ♀ (Ovary NOT ENL) CARPOMYACUS E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 13, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 94 ♂ (TESTES) CARPODORCUS E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 13, 1954 IRIS DARK BROWN FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 95 ♀ (SCAR) REITHRODON TOMYS SE. EDGE S.F. INT'L AIRPORT (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO. CALIF. DEC 19, 1954 140-77-17-13 MAMMAE ENLARGED. TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 96 ♂ (TESTES 3X6MM) MICROTUS SE. EDGE S.F. INT'L AIRPORT (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. DEC. 19, 1954 151-48-21-16 TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 97 ♀ (EMBOS) MICROTUS SE. EDGE S.F. INT'L AIRPORT (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. DEC. 19, 1954 149-40-20-15 TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. 98 ♂ (TESTES 4X6MM) MVS 1 MI. NE. SAN BRUNO (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC. 20, 1954 144-67-18-12 TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA. END 1954 CATALOGUE. 99 ♀ (SCARS) MVS 1 MI. NE. SAN BRUNO (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. JAN 2, 1955 144-71-17-12 TO - DR. GEO. H. LOWERY, MUS. ZOO., LA. STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA.
Read Page
Page 124
No text detected
Read Page
Page 125
ZIEGLER 1954 CATALOGUE (BIRDS) BIRDS FROM THE COLLECTION OF YOSHINORI MATSUI, AGARIMICHI, SAHAKU-GUN, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, SO. HONSHU, JAPAN TO - DR.GEO. H. LOWERY, LA. STATE UNIV, BATONROUGE. TURDUS AUREUS AUREUS (HOLANDRE) TURDUS PALLIDUS (GMELIN) ♀ TURDUS NAUMANNI (TEMMINCK) ♂ TURDUS NAUMANNI (TEMMINCK) ♀ SPODIOSPAR CINCERACEUS (TEMMINCK) ♂ COCCOTHRUSTES COCCO THRUSTES LONNBERGI (BERGMAN) ♂ IXOBRYCHUS SINENSIS SINENSIS (GMELIN) ♀ ALCEDO ATTHIS JAPONICA (BONA PARTE) ♂ LUSCINIA CALLIOPE CALLIOPE (PALLAS) ♂ ACROCEPHALUS BISTRIGICEPS (SWINHOE) ♂ ACROCEPHALUS STENTOREUS (TEMMINCK & SCHLEGEL) PARUS VARIUS VARIUS (TEMMINCK & SCHLEGEL) ♂ PARUS VARIUS ? UNLABELED ANTHUS SPINOETTA JAPONICA (TEMMINCK & SCHLEGEL) CARDUELIS SPINUS (LINNE') ♂ EMBERIZA VARIABILIS (TEMMINCK) ♂ CHLORIS SINICA MINOR (TEMMINCK & SCHLEGEL) ♂ EMBERIZA RUSTICA (PALLAS) EMBERIZO CLOIDES CLOIDES (BONA PARTE) ♀ CARDUELIS FLAMMEA FLAMMEA (LINNE') BOMBYCILIA JAPONICA (SIEBOLD) ♀ BOMBICILLA JAPONICA (SIEBOLD) ♂ ALAUDA ARVENSIS JAPONICA (TEMMINCK & SCHLEGEL) ♀ ALAUDA ARVENSIS LONNBERGI (HACHISUKA) ♀ ALCEDO ATTHIS, JAPONICA (BONA PARTE) ♂ EMBERIZA VARIABILIS (TEMMINCK) ♂
Read Page
Page 126
No text detected
Read Page
Page 127
Ziegler, A. C. 1954 Journal JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTAINED 1 LARVA, A FEW BERRIES & SAND (cont.) LEGS, FEET & BINN BLACK.
Read Page
Page 128
No text detected
Read Page
Page 129
CHIEGWER 1954 (ANSERIBED) JOURNAL JAN, MIHO A.F.B. + VICINITY, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - RAINY, SNOW FROM THE 22ND ON. NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX HEARD EARLY IN MONTH. ANAS POECILORHYNCHA (20) SEEN ON ONLY TRIP TO OSHINOZU BEACH. MILVUS MIGRANS (FAIRLY COMMON). SHORE BIRDS HEARD AT NIGHT SEVERAL TIMES IN RICE PADDIES, ONE SEEN EARLY IN THE A.M. "KILLDEER" SIZE. MEDIUM-SIZED SANDPIPER-LIKE PROVERS (10) SEEN ON OSHINOZU BEACH, ALSO A GULL WITH YELLOW BILL + FEET, WITH A TRACE OF A HOOD (PERHAPS OIL STAIN) ON THE TOP + SIDE OF HEAD. CORVUS SP. COMMON. IYS AMAUIRUTIS, MOTACILLA GRANDIS, SPODIOPARAE CINERACEA, + PASSER MONTANUS COMMON. LANIUS BUCEPHALUS FAIRLY COMMON. ♀ PHOENICURUS AUREOLUS SEEN ON BASE (THREE TIMES') JAN 9 - Z-18 PASSER MONTANUS ♂(?) PICKED UP IN HANGAR BY Maj JOHN E. SMITH. STOMACH EMPTY EXCEPT FOR A LITTLE SAND. JAN 12 - Z-19 COCCOThRAUSTES COCCOTHRAUSTES ♂(?) PICKED UP IN PINE WOODS NEAR NAWAHAMA BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTENTS - CRUSHED RAW RICE GRAINS + SEEDS (COMM.) LICE COLLECTED. LICE EGG CASES (?) ATTACHED TO UNDERSIDE OF BASE OF HEAD + NECK FEATHERS. EGG CASES WHITISH, OPAQUE. LEGS, FEET + BILL FLESH COLORRED. (SHI-ME) JAN 30 - Z-20 PHOENICURUS AUREOLUS(?) ♀ (JO-BI-TAKI) SHOT IN PINE WOODS NEAR NAWAHAMA BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTAINED 1 LARVA, A FEW BERRIES + SAND (COMM.) LEGS, FEET + BILL BROK.
Read Page
Page 130
No text detected
Read Page
Page 131
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL FEB. MIHO A.F.B. & VICINITY, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - COLD WITH SOME RAIN TOWARDS THE END OF MONTH. NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX(?) SEEN ABOUT THE 20TH. MIKVUS MIGRANS FAIRLY COMMON. CORVUS SP., IXOS AMAUROTIS VERY COMMON. CORVUS PICKING UP DEAD __________ (FU-GO) ON OSWAGO BEACH & CARRYING THEM INTO PINES JUST BEYOND BEACH, BUT APPARENTLY THE FISH WERE TOO WCHN. PROTECTED BY THEIR SPINES OR TOO DRIED UP FOR THE BIRDS TO EAT BECAUSE MANY OF THE 3"-4" FISH WERE FOUND ONLY DENIED UNDER THE PINES. SEVERAL SEARCHES UNDER THE PINES FOR OIL PELLETS WERE MADE BUT NONE WERE FOUND FROM OCT. '53 -> MAR. '54. THE FISHMEN/ PINE BRANCHES & NEEDLES WERE RAISED UP, EVERY FEW DAYS, THO, SO IF THERE HAD BEEN ANY PELLETS THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN COLLECTED WITH THE NEEDLES. NONE OF THE VILLAGERS ASKED HAD EVER SEEN PELLETS, THO. TURDUS NAUMANNI SEEN IN CULTIVATED FIELDS OCCASIONALLY TOWARDS END OF MONTH. PLAVORA ARUENSIS SINGING IN FIELDS LAST 3 OR 4 DAYS OF MONTH, SOME ON THE GROUND & SOME HIGH IN THE AIR - SINGING WHILE HOVERING.
Read Page
Page 132
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 133
ZIEGELER 954 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL FEB. (CONT.) MOTACILLA GRANDIS (SCARCE), LANIUS BUCEPHALUS, SPODIOPAR CINCERACEA, 4 CHLORIS SINICA FAIRLY COMMON. PASSER MONTANUS VERY COMMON - AROUND HOUSES(AT MY FEEDING STATION THE ONLY BIRD), IN THE FIELDS, ETC. FEB 3 - Z-21 TARSIGER CYANURUS (?) ♀ SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY WITH AIR RIFLE (B.B.) STOMACH - A FEW BERRIES (CONC.) LEGS & FEET BROWNISH, BILL BLACK (REURI-BIRAKI) FEB. 5 - Z-22 TURDUS NAUMANNI ♀(?) SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH - BERRIES(CONC) FEET DARK BROWN, FEES - LIGHT BROWN. FEB.6 - Z-23 SPHENURUS SIEBOLDII ♀? (AO-BATO) SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH - BERRIES (CONNECTED) LEGS & FEET GREYISH- RED, BILL BROWNISH WITH A TINGE OF BLUE OR GREY AT BASE. MOST OF THESE BIRDS BROUGHT TO ME BY JAPANESE BOYS WERE SWUMMED OUT OF THE SEX & STOMACH/INTESTINAL CONTENTS EXAMINED & THEN THE BODY WAS GIVEN BACK TO THE BOYS TO BE COOKED & EATEN BY THEM OR THEIR FAMILIES. FEB 13 - Z-24 TURDUS PARVIDUS GMELIN ? ♀? CAUGHT IN NET BY MR HIROSHI NABAMI. PARASITES COLLECTED. STOMACH CONTENTS - SEEDS & BERRIES (CONC) LEGS&FEET LIGHT BROWN, BILL DARK BROWN WITH BASE OF LOWER MANDIBLE YELLOWISH. (SHIRO-HARA) WHITE - STOMACH
Read Page
Page 134
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 135
JOURNAL FEB 13 HIROSHI NAGAMI WAS A FARMER (CONT) WHO WAS INTERESTED IN BIRDS. HE HAD A FEW BIRDS CAGED (C. COCOTHRAUSTES, THEAS PANIVUS & IXOS AMARUROS) + SET UP A BIRD NET (AME) OF THIN BROKEN SILK THREAD (6' X 24') IN THE BAMBOO GROVE BEHIND HIS HOUSE + CAUGHT AN INTERESTING ASSORTMENT OF BIRDS WHICH HE GAVE TO ME. THE NET IS STRUNG WITH TWO 3 OR 4 LENGTH-WISE HEAVY CORDS STRETCHED TIGHT & THE NET BLOWING OR SAGGING FROM THEM. THIS FORMS A LONG POCKET THE LENGTH OF THE NET IN WHICH THE BIRDS HITTING THE NET BECOME ENTANGLED. IF THE NET WERE STRETCHED TIGHT FROM TOP TO BOTTOM THE BIRDS WOULD JUST HIT THE MESH & BOUNCE OFF. HIROSHI SET OUT A CAGED BURBUNAS A DECOY + SET UP A BUNCH OF LEGUSTRUM SP? BERRIES NEAR THE NET BUT I DON'T KNOW WHETHER THESE TWO THINGS HELPED DRAW THE TOID OR NOT. - Z-25 IXOS AMARUROS # NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. CAGED BIRD - STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED. - Z-26 COCOTHRAUSTES COCOTHRAUSTES # CAUGHT IN NET BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. CAGED BIRD - STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED.) (SHIMÉ)
Read Page
Page 136
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 137
ZIEGHEER 1954 (INScribed) JOURNAL FEB 14 - Z-27 LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (TEMMINCK & SCHLEGEL) ♂. SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY FEET, LEGS & BILL DARK BROWN WITH BASEN HALF OF LOWER MANOIBLE ORANGE-TAN. THESE SHRIKES ASIDE FROM THE DIFFERENT COLORATION LOOK & ACT JUST AS OUR OWN STATE-SIDE OWLS. FEB 20 - Z-28 LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (T&G ♀ (MO-ZU) CAUGHT IN NET BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH CONTAINED THE REMAINS OF ONE SMALL BEETLE. FEET & LEGS DARK BROWN. BILL DARK BROWN WITH BASEN HALF OF LOWER MANOIBLE ORANGE-TAN. - Z-29 LANIUS BUCEPHALUS T&G ♀ NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH EMPTY EXCEPT FOR A LITTLE SAND. FEET LEGS & BILL DARK BROWN WITH BASEN HALF OF LOWER MANOIBLE ORANGE-TAN. FEB 26 - Z-6M MUS MUSCULUS ♂ (YA-ZUME) CAUGHT BY CAT, RIGHT HIND FOOT MISSING MAR MIHO A.F.B. & VICINITY, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - RAINY OFF & ON ALL MONTH. MAR 3. OSHINOZU BEACH - COLYMBUS _____ ? ( ), TURDUS NAUMANNI (IN AWES), CHLORIS SINICA & PARSEGE MONTANUS. MILVUS MIGRANS (FAIRLY COMMON), ARANDA ARVENSI & CORVUS SP. (COMMON) MOTHEMLA GRANDIS & COCCOTHAUSTES COCCOTHAUSTES (SCARCE). LANIUS BUCEPHALUS, FICINGILKA MONTIFRINGILLAL. TURDUS NAUMANNI FAIRLY COMMON.
Read Page
Page 138
No text detected
Read Page
Page 139
3 ZIEGNER 1954 (ANSERIBED) JOURNAL MARCH (CONT) PASSEER MONTANUS & CHLORIS SINICA (COMMON), THE BRAMBLINGS IN FLOCKS OF 100+ WERE SEEN AT THE OSHI NO UBEDEN IN THE PINES 2 OR 3 TIMES. THEY WOULD FEED ON THIS GROUND + IF SCARED UP WOULD RETURN TO THE SAME PLACE AFTER 10 MINUTES OR SO. THEY KEPT UP A CONSTANT "GONOF NICH-LIIC" TWITING, CHLORIS SINICA WERE ALSO FEEDING WITH THEM. MARCH - Z-30 TUROUS PHLLIDUS GMELIN ♂? NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH CONTENTS - SEEDS & MAGGOTS (CORN). LEGS & FEET LIGHT BROWN. BIRK BROWN WITH NIL BUT TIP OF LOWER MANDIBLE YELLOWISH- BROWN. - Z-31 PASSEER MONTANUS ♀ NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH - RAW RICE & SAND, LEGS & FEET BROWN, BIRK BLACK. MARCH - Z-7M RAT TUS SP? ♀ CAUGHT IN LIVE TRAP BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. FLEANS COLLECTED 4 EMBS RT SIDE, 2 EMBS LT. SIDE. 6 PR. MAMMAE. MARCH - Z-32 PASSEER MONTANUS SEX? NETTED & SKINNED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STUFFED BY MYSELF. STOMACH CONTENTS ? BIRK BLACK, LEGS & FEET BROWN. - Z-33 TUROUS PALLIDUS ♂ NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH CONTENTS - SAND, FEW SEEDS (CORN). FEET & LEGS LT.-BROWN. LOWER MANDIBLE YELLOWISH-TAN WITH TIP & UPPER MANDIBLE BROWN. MARCH - Z-34 CHLORIS SINICA ♀ AGED BIRD
Read Page
Page 140
No text detected
Read Page
Page 141
ZIEGWE 1954 (WRITBSED) JOURNAL MAR 15 (CONT.) FROM THE MAINAGAMI FAMILY. STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED, FEET, LEGS & BILL FRESH-COLORED. MAR 17 - 2-35 CHLORIS SINICA ♀ NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. FEET, LEGS & BILL FRESH- COLORED. TESTES ENLARGED(!) 5X6MM. STOMACH-SAND, RAW RICE (ROME), + SMALL AMOUNT OF GREEN LEAVES (CONT.) MAR 25 - 2-36 HORITES CANTANS ♀ (U-GUIS) NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH- REMAINS OF 2 OR 3 SMALL BEETLES. FEET, LEGS & LOWER-MANDIBLE LIGHT BROWN. UPPER MANDIBLE BROWN. IRIS - BROWNISH- BLACK. THIS BIRD IS THE HARBRINGER OF SPRING IN JAPAN JUST AS THE ROBIN SUPPOSEDLY IS IN AMERICA. ITS CAWN "HO-HORIC-YO" CAN BE HEARD OFTEN IN CLUMPS OF BUSHES & WOODS AROUND TOWN. THE CAWN IS AS WELL KNOWN TO THE JAPANESE AS "BOB-BOB WHITE" IS TO AMERICANS. A TEMPLE SOMEWHERE IN JAPAN HAS A FLOOR OF BOARDS Laid IN SUCH A WAY AS TO PURPOSELY PRODUCE THIS SOUND WHEN WALKED UPON. APR. MIHO A.F.B. & VICINITY, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - COOL, RAINY OFT & ON. MILVUS MIGRANS (FAMILY COMMON), CHOR- ADORIUS DUBIUS SEEN OCCASIONALLY.
Read Page
Page 142
No text detected
Read Page
Page 143
ZIEBNER 1954 [unscripted] JOURNAL APR. (cont) (3) ( ) SEEN ON BEHIND OZU BEACH EARLY IN MONTH. ALAUDA AREVENISIS, CORVUS SP., HIRUNOO RUSTICA COMMON. TURDUS NAUMANNI, MOTACILLA GRANDIS, LANIUS BUCKHANNS SPODIOPSAR CINERACEA & HORCITES CANITANS FAIRLY COMMON. PASSER MONTANUS & CHLORIS SINICA COMMON. COCCOThRAUSTES COCCOTHRAUSTES SEEN OCCASIONALLY. ALAUDA AREVENISIS NESTING ON BASE ABOUT THE 15TH APR 15. TAMATSU KURI SPA, SHIMANE PREF - FECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. A.M - HILLS/VALLEY WEATHER - CLEAR, WARM. THIS SPA IS UNOWN FOR ITS HOT SPRINGS & GREEN, CLEAR & RED QUARTZ WHICH IS MADE INTO BUTTONS, BROOCHES RINGS, ETC. IT IS PART OF THE TERRITORY ONCE RULED BY OKUNI-NUSHI- NO-MIKOTO (THE HEAVENLY RULER OF THE BIG COUNTRY) - THE SEMIGOD OF MEDICINE OR RELATED FIELDS. THE SPA SITS A SHORT WAYS UP IN A SLOPE BETWEEN HILLS & IS BISECTED BY A STREAM LEADING THRU A COUPLE OF MILES OF CULTIVATED FIELDS TO THE LAND- LOCKED BAY TO THE WEST OF MIHO AIRB. MILVUS MIGRANS - COMMON (SPA-SHI-OA) BU TASTUR INOICUS - ONE ON TERRACED HILLSIDE UNIDENT. PHREASANT (LONGTAIL) (KI-JI) PHEASANT (AMAT-TSUBAME) APUS PAREIFICUS - A DOZEN OR MORE FLYING OVER DIROBATES SP? - ONE, TOO FAR AWAY TO IDENT. (KITSU-TSU-KI FIGURE - WOOD)
Read Page
Page 144
No text detected
Read Page
Page 145
ZIEGHER 1954 [scribbled] JOURNAL APRIS (ALCEDO ATTHIS) (HILLUMIO RUSTICA - FAMILY COMMON CORVUS SP - A FEW IXOS AMAUROTIS - ONLY 1 OR 2 (HI - O DORI) RED - BIRD AEGITHALOS CAVOATUS, PAREVS MAJOR TURCUS NAUMANNI - SCARCE PHOENICURUS AURECREUS - 1?, 1?? MOTAEILLA GRINDIS - 3 OR 4 ZOSTEROPS OHLPERIOSA (ME-GIRE) - ONE (EYE-WHITE) (THE WHITE EYE FREQUENTLY SEEN CAGED IN NAUMANA + YONARO - VERY ACTIVE IN CAGE.) PASSER MONTANUS - FAIRLY COMMON. CHLORIS SINICA - MOSTLY FLYING OVERHEAD. HOPEITES CANTANS - PERHAPS 6 HEARD CANNING - THE QUALITY OF THE SONG MAKES LOCATION DIFFICULT AS WELL AS DETERMINATION OF NUMBER OF BIRDS. EMBERIZA CIOIDES - SOME SINGING - A LITTLE LIKE SONG OF MELOPPA MELODIA FRINGILLA MONTINGILLIA - 5 SEEN IN CEDAR TREES. EMBERIZA RUSTICA - APR16 TAMATSUKURI, SHIMANE KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - CLEAR. WARM. A.M. - HILLS, FIELDS & BEACH. PODICEPS CHRISTATI - ONE PODICEPS ROFICOLIS - 2 OR 3 (WATSUBURI) MIVUS MIGRANS - FAIRLY COMMON STREPTOPERIA ORIENTALIS - 6 FEEDING IN FIELDS ANAS PLATYRHYNCHOS(?) - 4 TO FIRE OUT FOR GOOD LOOK. ALCEDO ATTHIS - TWO - IN COURTSHIP FLIGHT? DRAVOA ARVENSIS - COMMON IN CULTIVATED FIELDS HILLUMIO RUSTICA - FAIRLY COMMON CORVUS SP. - A FEW
Read Page
Page 146
No text detected
Read Page
Page 147
ZIEGHEE 1954 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 16 (CONT) IXOS AMAUROTOS - 2 OR 3 AEGITHALOS CAUDATUS - IN HIKHS TUICUS NAUMANNI VAR. EUNOMUS - AFEW IN WOODS SAXICOLA TORQUATUS - 2 ♂, 1 ♀ - IN MULBERRY BUSHES IN FIELD NEAR BEREH. MOTACILLA GRANDIS - 506 NANIVUS BUCCIPHAGUS - 3 OR 4 ON TELEPHONE WIRES HORGTES CANTON'S - 3 OR 4 SINGING AT FOOT OF HILLS EMBERIZA CIOIOCS EMBERIZA RUSTICA PASSER MONTANIUS - FAIRLY COMMON CHLORIS SINICA BIRDS SEEN FROM TRAIN BACK TO YONAGO. P.M.: - PHASIANUS VERSICOLOR 1 ♂ IN CULTIVATED FIELD. (KI-JI-(LITTLE) PRESENT - ) ALSO UNIDENT. EGRETIA SP. (SHIJIT-SPELI) BIRD NET SET OUT IN BAMBOO GROVE BESIDE SMALL POND ON SIDE OF HILL ABOVE SPA. THE NIGHT OF THE 15TH - 7-8M "BAT" (KO-MOEI) ♂ STOMACH CONTENTS - UNIDENTIFIABLE. TESTES - 2 X 2 1/2 MM NO OTHER MEASUREMENTS. - 7-9M "MOE" (YO-GIRA) ♂ CAUGHT IN FIELD IN NAWAHAMA BY FARMER. BROUGHT TO ME BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. BROWNIISH STRAINS ON THE UNDERSIDE OF CHEST & NECK. PARASITES COLLECTED. STOMACH - LARGE GRUBS, AN EARTHWORM X A WIRE WORM. APR 8 NAKASHIMA (KOSHINOZU DISTRICT), TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN, - 7-37 CHLORIS SINICA ♂ NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. STOMACH - SEEDS & SAND (CONT.)
Read Page
Page 148
26 МЯУТ с 30.5 - 2 ТИОБРАТИ 20Х1 д) 50 2 ЛАИН-ВИ - 2УТА(ВЫ) 20КНТИ-ДЗА (ТМ) МАМВЕНА-ЗУМИВА.ЖИИ УЛАГАЯАЯ 2УОСНГ 18РЭЙНА ВЕ 51.Б.2 - 2УФЛЮЗИТ АДОХАР ХОРЫКА ЯКАН ОДЗІГ и. 23Н24а 0507 - 2ИОА9Я9-8. 1,110ЯТОМ 2014 ЗМОЙЗАЖЭВУ 4.90Б - 2УХЕРАЗОНА 2УЛАН 2УННОТА ЗУМЫК 2.490Б- 2УАРНАО 23ТІЗОД 201015 АЭІЯЗ8МЕ АУТЗУФІ АЕІЗЗ8МЖ УММЮД КИМРІ - 2УЛГНОВКН 952949 АЙМІЗ 219014(Д) ОТ УЯЯ УААЙТ МОДЫ 4328 20018 ОАИ28БВУ ЗУМА2АНА .49 ОЗАНО ( (ампа-ПІК). 0.23905РАННУИ УІ 501 (1992-89ИЕ! 92 АТТБЭЗЗ ТВАНИУІ 03А 21Ю8Я ООЯМЯ9 ИГ ТУФ ІЗ2-ТЗА 69Я А.ХА 06-30.2 УО ОМОЯ 249М2 ЗОИЭЯ НІЗ! ЗЙТ 5,0 ТААН ЗЙТ 898 ЭЛОДЛ УКОВЫГБ (10РДП) 798" М8-5 - мм±Х.5-2312ЭТ УЛАЕИТЕВНІЯ. 2УЗТУЮО ЗОКСМЭЛЗАЯА ЯЗНО ОЯ УНАКО В (БАНЦ-ДП) 248" МР-5 - 93М8Я Р.А-АТГРИАЯАА УИ 0ДНІ ИГ ЭМЯОЯЯ УКРОЯЯ Р.А ЗИН ОГ ТЫНОФ 26-3017 ЭВОЛ,ЗЙТ УО ЗУКЧЕХЗШКХВЖ 0578 2.100 ЗНІЗ94АА ХЭЯР+ТЭЗКО У РЭДЫНГЯ-Я. 2АВС3399А - НСМОЦ МЖИ ЭОЕА-А НОЛ УТОЛОТ АНАЗИО/СОМЧЮ, АНИКОВА 8 ЗА ХАРАБЭ "УКОВН УВАЙН Х.5 ОТТОМ В РДМІ2 ЗСЮЧО СЕ-5 - (193 УРЭЗ>2002-4ИМОЦ ННАЯКА
Read Page
Page 149
ZIEGLER 954 (INSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 8 (CONT) LEGS, FEET + BILL FLESH COLORED. TESTES ENLARGED - 4 X 6 1/2, 4 X 5 mm. - Z-38 CHLORIS SINICA ♀ NETTED BY HIROSHI NABAMI. STOMACH - RAW RICE GRAINS (CONT.) & SEEDS. LEGS, FEET + BILL FLESH COLORED, OVAR Y ENLARGED, APR 11 - Z-39 LANIUS BUCANULUS T&S. ♂ NETTED BESIDE RICE PADDY. STOMACH - 2 CATERPILLARS OTHER SMALL INSECTS. BILL BLACK. LEGS + FEET DARK BROWN. TESTES ENLARGED - 6 X 9, 5X6 mm. - Z-40 PRINGILLA MONITIFUNGILLA L. ♂ (AFTER) NETTED BY JAPANESE BOYS IN SMALL FIELD AMONG PINES ALONG BEACH - BOUGHT FROM THEM FOR 150 ¥ (ABOUT 42 CENTS). STOMACH - SEEDS + SAND (CONT.). BILL - YELLOW WITH BLACK TIP. FEET + LEGS BROWN. TESTES NOT ENLARGED 1 X 1.5 mm. THESE BOYS SET UP THEIR NET BESIDE A SMALL POOL IN THIS FIELD & WHEN A BIRD FLEW TO DRINK THEY RAN & SCARED HIM UP INTO THE NET. THEY WERE ALSO USING A CHLORIS SINICA IN A CAGE FOR A DECOY. APR 12 - Z-41 URA GUS SIBIRICUS ♀ (BENI-MASHIKO) NETTED BY HIROSHI NABAMI ABOUT APR 2?/3? CAGED BIRD - STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED. BILL, FEET + LEGS LIGHT BROWN. OVAR Y NOT ENLARGED. - Z-42 TURDUS POLLIODUS GMELIN ♀ NETTED BY HIROSHI NABAMI ABOUT MAR 1,54 OVARY NOT ENLARGED. SKIN PUT UP BY HIROSHI NABAMI. LEGS + FEET YELLOWISH, UPPER MANDIBLE BROWN, LOWER YELLOW WITH DARK TIP. APR.14 - Z-43 PASSER MONTANUS ♀ CAUGHT IN NET
Read Page
Page 150
No text detected
Read Page
Page 151
ZIEGLER 1957 (On SCRIBBLO) JOURNAL APR 14 (CONT) BESEDE RICE PADDY. OVARY ENLARGED. STOMACH - SAND & RAW RICE GRAINS (COLL). BILL BLACK, FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. APR 15 - Z-44 CAPPELLA ____________ ♀(SHIGI) FOUND DEAD IN RICE PADDY BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH CONTENTS - UNIDENTIFIABLES. TESTES - 3x8mm. BILL - BLACK WITH BASE HALF BROWNISH, LEGS & FEET BROWN. APR 17 AGARI MICHI (2 MI. N. OF NAUHAMMA) TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, JAPAN. GOT TO RETIRED HIGH SCHOOL BIOLOGY TEACHER YOSHINORI MATSUI'S HOUSE AT 4:15 A.M. WITH HIROSHI NAGAMI. THE DOCTOR TOOK HIS NETS (ALREADY ON POLES & WRAPPED UP) & LED US ABOUT A MILE OUT INTO RICE, WHEAT & MULBERRY FIELDS WHERE HE SET UP THE NETS JUST AS IT WAS LIGHT ENOUGH TO SEE. WE THEN WALKED SOME DISTANCE AWAY & WAITED HALF AN HOUR BEFORE RETURNING TO THE NETS. THE NEXT 4 BIRDS WERE CAUGHT THERE THAT MORNING. (SEE ILLUSTRATION OF HOW MATSUI SET UP HIS 12 NETS) - Z-45 CAPPELLA ____________ ♂ NETTED BY MATSUI. STOMACH - SAND & A LITTLE VEGETABLE MATTER. TESTES 4x9mm, BILL BLACK WITH BASE HALF BROWNISH, LEGS & FEET BROWN WITH GREENISH TINT. - Z-46 TURDUS NAUMANNI ♀ NETTED BY MATSUI. STOMACH EMPTY, OVARY SLIGHTLY ENLARGED, LEGS & FEET BROWN, BILL DARK
Read Page
Page 152
No text detected
Read Page
Page 153
21064 1954. JOURNAL APR 17, YOSHINORI MATSUI'S SYSTEM OF EARLY MORNING BIRD NETTING. FRESHLY DIG-EARTH IN THIS FIELD (KHAKI-COLORED) SKULL NET 6-2' Bamboo 3' Bamboo PATH MORE FIELDS 2 MORE NETS ALONG HERE
Read Page
Page 154
(KHAKI-CORALCO) HT093-2014-0485 IN THE MIND OF [illegible] 20.35A 50CM [illegible] 24.274 27M 35CM 5 BLVD NOTTING SYSTEM OF ENERGY MACHINE APP.1, KESHWAL MANSION
Read Page
Page 155
C. ZIEGWER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 17 (CONT.) BROWN WITH BASAL HALF OF LOWER MANDIBLE LIGHT-BROWN. -Z-47 TURDUS NOUUMANNI Q NETTED BY MATSUI. STOMACH - SMALL BEETLE, MILLIPEDES(?). OVARY NOT ENLARGED. BILL DARK BROWN WITH BASAL HALF OF LOWER MANDIBLE LIGHT BROWN, LEGS & FEET BROWN. -Z-48 ANTHUS SPINOLETTA Q (TA-HI-BARI) NETTED BY MATSUI. STOMACH - REMAINS OF SMALL MILLIPEDES(?). TESTES 1x2mm. BILL DARK BROWN, FEET & LEGS LIGHT BROWN. APR 18- Z-49 LANIUS BOCEPHALUS Q SHOT BY JAPANESE BOY. STOMACH - A GRUB, BEETLES, OTHER SMITH INSECTS. TESTES - 6x7, 6x9 mm. BILL BLUE, LEGS & FEET DARK BROWN. APR 19- Z-50 TURDIS CARDIS Q (KURO-TSUGUMI) BLACK-THROAT. NETTED IN SMALL PATCH OF WOODS BY MR. KATSUZI KAGENO(A ROOM BOY AT BASE) STOMACH EMPTY(BIRD CAGED FOR ONE DAY) TESTES 2.5x3.5mm. BILL ORANGE, FEET & LEGS ORANGE-TAN. NETTED BY AMARIO S TOTTORI WENT HONSHU JAPAN. KAGENO TOLD ME OF LARGE BATS) ROOSTING IN A BIG TREE 2 MI. N. OF NAWAHAMA + SAID HE WOULD CLIMB THE TREE & GET ONE BUT APPARENTLY HE NEVER DID YI DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE TO GET THERE TO SEE THE ROOST. ONE EVENING LAST OCT. OR NOV. I SAW TWO LARGE BATS FLYING OVER POSSIBLY OF THE GENUS THEY LOOKED AS LARGE AS A SMALL HEN.
Read Page
Page 156
No text detected
Read Page
Page 157
(C. ZIEGLER 1954 INSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 19 - AMAEIKO, TOTTORI PREFECTURE, HONSHU, (CONT.) JAPAN. - Z-51 TARSIGER CYANIVUS (RURI-BI-TAKI) NETTED IN SMALL CIRCLE OF TREES BY KATSUZI KAGENO. STOMACH EMPTY (BIRD CAGED FOR ONE DAY). TESTES 1.5X2mm. BILL BLACK, LEGS & FEET DARK BROWN. APR 22 NIWAHIYMA, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. - Z-52 MUSCICAPA NARCISSIA (KIBI-TAKI), NETTED IN BAMBOO GROVE BY JAPANESE FARMER. CAGED BIRD - STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED. SKIN WASHED. TESTES - 3.5X5mm FEET, LEGS & BILL DARK BROWN. APR 24- Z-53. EMBERIZIA CIOIDES (NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI ABOUT MAR 20,'54. CAGED BIRD - STOMACH CONTENTS NOT OWN. OVARY NOT ENLARGED. FEET + LEGS FLESH COLORED. BILL BLACK WITH DUSKY HALF OF LOWER MANOIBLE GRAY. APR 25- Z-54 COCCOTRAUSTES COCCOTRAUSTES (NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. CAGED BIRD STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED. TESTES - 1.5X2mm. LEGS & FEET FLESH COLORED. BILL BLUISH-GRAY WITH LOWER CENTER PORTION OF LOWER MANOIBLE TAN, APR 27- Z-55 TURCUS CARDIS (NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI). OVARY SLIGHTLY ENLARGED. PARASITES COLLECTED. STOMACH CONTENTS - REMAINS OF SMALL BEETLE. LEGS & FEET FLESH- COLORED. BILL LIGHT BROWN. (KURO-TSUUGUMI) BLACK - THRUSH
Read Page
Page 158
No text detected
Read Page
Page 159
ZIEGLER 1954 (INScribed) JOURNAL MAY 1ST MIHO A.F.B. & VICINITY, TOTTORI KEN, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER - RAINY OFF & ON. NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX HEARD OCCASIONALLY. MILVUS MIGRAALIS FAIRLY COMMON, NINOX SCUTULATA HEARD OCCASIONALLY. TWO SEEN ON POT TEMPLE GROUNDS AT NIGHT WITH AID OF FLASHLIGHT. THE EYES GLOWED REDDISH & THE BIRD CONTINUED to call as KEIWOYI WATCHED (AO-BAZU-KO) APUS PACIFICUS SEEN OCCASIONALLY. ALAUDA ARVENISIS, HIRUNDO RUSTICA & CORVUS SP. COMMON. PHOENICURUS AUROREUS SEEN OCCASIONALLY. MOTACILLA ARIANIS, LANIUS BUCEPHALUS, SPODIOSAR CINERACEA & HOREITES CANTANS FAIRLY COMMON. AEROCEPHALUS ARUNDINAEUS & COCCOTHRAUSTES SEEN OR HEARD OCCASIONALLY. PASSER MONTANUS & CHLOPIS SINICA COMMON. MAY 2 BUTASTUR INOICUS (3) SEEN FROM TRAIN BETWEEN YONABO & KOBE. MAY 2 - Z-56 BOMBYCILIA JAPONICA SIEBOLD ♀ (HIREN-JAKU). NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. CAGED BIRD - STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED. TESTES-3X3,4X5mm. FEET, LEGS & BILL BLEED. MAY 3 - Z-57 NINOX SCUTULATA ♀ (AO-BAZU-KO) NETTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. CAGED BIRD STOMACH CONTENTS NOT COLLECTED. TESTES-3X5,3X8mm. FEET YELLOW. LEGS FEATHERED. BILL DARK BROWN WITH HAYTON. IRIS YELLOW. THE OWL TORE QUITE A HOLE IN HIROSHI'S NET BUT IT HELD HIM.
Read Page
Page 160
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 161
C. ZIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL AUDUBON DAILY FIELD CARD OF BIRDS Occurring in the PACIFIC STATES (California, Oregon and Washington) Observer ZIEGLER Locality LA FAYETTE RES., CALIF. Date 6 JUNE '54 Time 11:00 - 16:00 Weather CLEAR WARM. Wind + Subspecies, with the exception of a few forms, easily recogniz- able in the field, are omitted. Put a more detailed account of today's observations in a sep- arate notebook. Maybe you have seen something new! No. Loon, Common Pacific Red-throated Grebe, Holboell's Horned Eared Western Pied-billed Albatross, Black-f. Short-tailed Shearwater, Sl.-bill. Sooty Black-vented Pink-footed Fulmar, Pacific Petrel, Fork-tailed Beal's Black Ashy Socorro Pelican, White California Brown Cormorant, Farallon Brandt's Baird's Man-o'-war-bird Heron, Great Blue Egret, American No. Egret, Brewster's Heron, Anth. Green Black-cr. Night Bittern, American Least Ibis, Wood Wh.-faced Glossy Swan, Whistling Goose, Canada Hutchins's Cackling Brant, Black Goose, Emperor White-fronted Snow Ross's Tree-duck, Fulvous Mallard Gadwall Widgeon, European Baldpate Pintail Teal, Green-winged Blue-winged Cinnamon Shoveller Duck, Wood Redhead No. Duck, Ring-necked Canvas-back Duck, Greater Scaup Lesser Scaup Golden-eye, American Barrow's Bufflehead Old-squaw Duck, Harlequin Scoter, White-winged Surf American Duck, Ruddy Merganser, Hooded American Red-breasted Vulture, Turkey Condor, California Kite, White-tailed Goshawk Hawk, Sharp-shinned Cooper's Red-tailed Red-bellied Swainson's Am. Rough-leg. Fer. Rough-leg. Harris's Eagle, Golden Bald Hawk, Marsh Osprey Falcon, Prairie Hawk, Duck Pigeon Sparrow Grouse, Sooty Franklin's Ruffed Plarimigan, Wh.-tailed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Sage Hen Partridge, Eur. Bob-white Quail, California Gambel's Mountain Pheasant, Ring-n. Crane, Little Brown Sandhill Rail, Cal. Clapper Virginia Sora Yellow Farallon Gallinule, Florida Coot Oyster-catcher, Black Plover, Snowy Semipalmated No. Plover, Mountain Killdeer Golden Black-bellied Surf-bird Turnstone, Ruddy Black Snipe, Wilson's Curlew, Long-billed Hudsonian Sandpiper, Spotted Solitary Tattler, Wandering Willett Yellow-legs, Greater Lesser Knot Sandpiper, Aleutian Pectoral Baird's Least Red-backed Dowitcher, Long-bill. Sandpiper, Western Godwit, Marbled Sanderling Avocet Still, Black-necked Phalarope, Red Wilson's Northern Jaeger, Pomarine Parasitic Long-tailed Gull, Glaucous Glaucus-winged Western Herring California Ring-billed Short-billed Laughing Bonaparte's Kittiwake, Pac. Gull, Sabine's Tern, Gull-billed Forster's Common Arctic Brown's Royal Elegant Caspian Black Murre, California Guillemot, Pigeon Murlet, Marbled Xantus's Craveri's Ancient Copyright, 1938, National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals.
Read Page
Page 162
No. Auklet, Cassin's Parakeet Rhinoeros Puffin, Horned Tufted Dove, Mourning Chinese Spotted Ringed Turtle White-winged Mexican Ground Cuckoo, California Road-runner Owl, Barn Screech Flam. Screech Horned Snowy Hawk Pygmy Elf Burrowing Spotted Great Gray Long-eared Short-eared Saw-whet Poor-will Nighthawk Texas Swift, Black Vaux's White-throated Hummingbird, Costa's Black-chinned Anna's Broad-tailed Rufous Allen's Calliope Kingfisher, Belted Flicker, Red-shafted Gilded Woodpecker, Pileated Gila California Lewis's Sapsucker, Red-naped Red-breasted Williamson's Woodpecker, Hairy Downy Cactus Nuttall's White-headed Arc. Three-toed Am. Three-toed Kingbird, Eastern Western Cassin's Flycatcher, Ash-thr. No. 15 Phoebe, Black Say's Flycatcher, Little Hammond's Wright's Gray Western Pewee, Western Wood Flycatcher, Olive-s. Vermilion Lark, Horned Swallow, Violet-green Tree Bank Rough-winged Barn Cliff NESTS ON TOWER Martin, Purple Jay, Rocky Mt. Oregon Steller's (Crested) California Santa Cruz Magpie, American Yellow-billed Raven, American Crow Jay, Piñon Nutcracker, Clark's Chickadee, Black-c. Mountain Chestnut-backed Titmouse, Plain Verdin Bush-Tit Nuthatch, Slender-b. Red-breasted Pygmy Creeper Wren-Tit Dipper Wren, House Winter Bewick's Cactus Marsh Canyon Rock Mockingbird Catbird Thrasher, Bendire's California Leconte's Crissal Sage Robin Thrush, Varied Hermit Russet-backed Willow No. Bluebird, Western Mountain Solitaire, Townsend's Gnatcatcher, Western Plumbeous Black-tailed Kinglet, Golden-cr. Ruby-crowned Pipit, American Waxwing, Bohemian Cedar Phainopepla Shrike, Northwestern California Vireo, Hutton's Least Gray Cassin's Red-eyed Warbling Warbler, Bl. and Wh. Lutescent Dusky Calaveras Lucy's Yellow Myrtle Audubon's Black-thr. Gray Townsend's Hermit Water-Thrush, Grin. Warbler, Macgilliv. Yellow-throat Chat, Long-tailed Warbler, Pileolated Redstart, American Sparrow, English Bobolink Meadowlark, Western Blackbird, Yellow-h. Red-wing Bicolored Tricolored Oriole, Ariz. Hooded Scott's Bullock's Blackbird, Brewer's Cowbird No. Tanager, Western Cooper's Grosbeak, BL-headed Blue Bunting, Lazuli Grosbeak, Evening Finch, Cal. Purple Cassin's Purple House 10 Grosbeak, Pine Finch, Rosy Redpoll Siskin, Pine Goldfinch Green-backed Lawrence's Crossbill, Red White-winged Towhee, Green-tailed Spotted Brown Abert's Bunting, Lark Sparrow, Savannah Belding's Large-billed Grasshopper Vesper Lark Rufous-crowned Desert Bell's Sage Junco, Slate-colored Oregon Gray-headed Sparrow, Tree Chipping Brewer's Black-chinned Gambel's Puget Sound Nuttall's Golden-crowned White-throated Fox Lincoln's Song 17 Bunting, Snow Accidentals. Total Species. 27 Individuals. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUDUBON SOCIETIES 1006 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10 for $.25 50 for $1.00 PELLETS OBTAINED Printed in U.S.
Read Page
Page 163
ZIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL AUDUBON DAILY FIELD CARD OF BIRDS Occurring in the PACIFIC STATES (California, Oregon and Washington) Observer ZIEGLER Locality MILLBEAN BAY AREA CALIF. Date 12 JULY '54 Time 8:00AM-1:00PM Weather CLOUDY COOL A.M. CLEAR WARM P.M. Wind ++ Subspecies, with the exception of a few forms, easily recog- nizable in the field, are omitted. Put a more detailed account of today's observations in a sep- arate notebook. Maybe you have seen something new! No. Loon, Common Pacific Red-throated Grebe, Holboell's Horned Eared Western Pied-billed Albatross, Black-f. Short-tailed Shearwater, Sl.-bill. Sooty Black-vented Pink-footed Fulmar, Pacific Petrel, Fork-tailed Beal's Black Ashy Socorro Pelican, White California Brown Cormorant, Farallon Brandt's Baird's Man-o'-war-bird Heron, Great Blue Egret, American No. Egret, Brewster's Heron, Anth. Green Black-cr. Night Bittern, American Least Ibis, Wood Wh.-faced Glossy Swan, Whistling Goose, Canada Hutchins's Cackling Brant, Black Goose, Emperor White-fronted Snow Ross's Tree-duck, Fulvous Mailard Gadwall Widgeon, European Baldpate Pintail Teal, Green-winged Blue-winged Cinnamon Shoveller Duck, Wood Redhead No. Duck, Ring-necked Canvas-back Duck, Greater Scaup Lesser Scaup Golden-eye, American Barrow's Bufflehead Old-squaw Duck, Harlequin Scoter, White-winged Surf American Duck, Ruddy Merganser, Hooded American Red-breasted Vulture, Turkey Condor, California Kite, White-tailed Goshawk Hawk, Sharp-shinned Cooper's Red-tailed Red-bellied Swainson's Am. Rough-leg. Fer. Rough-leg. Harris's Eagle, Golden Bald Hawk, Marsh Osprey Falcon, Prairie Hawk, Duck Pigeon Sparrow Grouse, Sooty Franklin's Ruffed Ptarmigan, Wh.-tailed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Sage Hen Partridge, Eur. Bob-white Quail, California Gambel's Mountain Pheasant, Ring-n. Crane, Little Brown Sandhill Rail, Cal. Clapper Virginia Sora Yellow Farallon Gallinule, Florida Coot Oyster-catcher, Black Plover, Snowy Semipalmated No. Plover, Mountain Killdeer Golden Black-bellied Surf-bird Turnstone, Ruddy Black Snipe, Wilson's Curlew, Long-billed Hudsonian Sandpiper, Spotted Solitary Tattler, Wandering Willet Yellow-legs, Greater Lesser Knot Sandpiper, Aleutian Pectoral Baird's Least Red-backed Dowitcher, Long-billed (?) Sandpiper, Western Godwit, Marbled Sanderling Avocet Stilt, Black-necked Phalarope, Red Wilson's Northern Jaeger, Pomarine Parasitic Long-tailed Gull, Glaucous Glaucous-winged Western Herring California Ring-billed Short-billed Laughing Bonaparte's Kittiwake, Pac. Gull, Sabine's Tern, Gull-billed Forster's Common Arctic Brown's Royal Elegant Casplan Black Murre, California Guillemot, Pigeon Murrelet, Marbled Xantus's Craveri's Ancient Copyright, 1938, National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals.
Read Page
Page 164
No. Auklet, Cassin's Paroquet Rhinoceros Puffin, Horned Tufted 12 Dove, Mourning Chinese Spotted Ringed Turtle White-winged Mexican Ground Cuckoo, California Road-runner Owl, Barn Screech Flam. Screech Horned Snowy Hawk Pygmy Elf Burrowing Spotted Great Gray Long-eared Short-eared Saw-whet Poor-will Nighthawk Texas Swift, Black Vaux's White-throated Hummingbird, Costa's Black-chinned Anna's Broad-tailed Rufous Allen's Calliope Kingfisher, Belted Flicker, Red-shafted Gilded Woodpecker, Pileated Gila California Lewis's Sapsucker, Red-naped Red-breasted Williamson's Woodpecker, Hairy Downy Cactus Nuttall's White-headed Arc. Three-toed Am. Three-toed Kingbird, Eastern Western Cassin's Flycatcher, Ash-thr. No. Phoebe, Black Say's Flycatcher, Little Hammond's Wright's Gray Western Pewee, Western Wood Flycatcher, Olive-s. Vermilion Lark, Horned Swallow, Violet-green Tree Bank Rough-winged Barn Cliff Martin, Purple Jay, Rocky Mt. Oregon Steller's (Crested) California Santa Cruz Maggie, American Yellow-billed Raven, American Crow Jay, Piñon Nutcracker, Clark's Chickadee, Black-c. Mountain Chestnut-backed Titmouse, Plain Verdin Bush-Tit Nuthatch, Slender-b. Red-breasted Pygmy Creeper Wren-Tit Dipper Wren, House Winter Bewick's Cactus Marsh Canyon Rock Mockingbird Catbird Thrasher, Bendire's California Leconte's Crissal Sage Robin Thrush, Varied Hermit Russet-backed Willow No. Bluebird, Western Mountain Solitaire, Townsend's Gnatcatcher, Western Plumbeous Black-tailed Kinglet, Golden-cr. Ruby-crowned Pipit, American Waxwing, Bohemian Cedar Phainopepla Shrike, Northwestern California 3 Vireo, Hutton's Least Gray Cassin's Red-eyed Warbling Warbler, Bl. and Wh. Lutescent Dusky Calaveras Lucy's Yellow Myrtle Audubon's Black-thr. Gray Townsend's Hermit Water-Thrush, Grin. Warbler, Macgilliv. Yellow-throat Chat, Long-tailed Warbler, Pileolated Redstart, American Sparrow, English Bobolink 15 Meadowlark, Western Blackbird, Yellow-h. Red-wing Bicolored Tricolored Oriole, Ariz. Hooded Scott's Bullock's 20 Blackbird, Brewer's Cowbird No. Tanager, Western Cooper's Grosbeak, Bl-headed Blue Bunting, Lazuli Grosbeak, Evening Finch, Cal. Purple Cassin's Purple House Grosbeak, Pine Finch, Rosy Redpoll Siskin, Pine Goldfinch Green-backed Lawrence's Crossbill, Red White-winged Towhee, Green-tailed Spotted Brown Albert's Bunting, Lark 60 Sparrow, Savannah Belding's Large-billed Grasshopper Vesper Lark Rufous-crowned Desert Bell's Sage Junco, Slate-colored Oregon Gray-headed Sparrow, Tree Chipping Brewer's Black-chinned Gambel's Puget Sound Nuttall's Golden-crowned White-throated Fox Lincoln's Song Bunting, Snow Accidentals. Total Species. 29 Individuals. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUDUBON SOCIETIES 1006 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10 for $2.50 50 for $1.00 Printed in U. S.
Read Page
Page 165
A. ZIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL AUDUBON DAILY FIELD CARD OF BIRDS Occurring in the PACIFIC STATES (California, Oregon and Washington) Observer ZIEGLER Locality MILLBRAE BOY AREA, CARLE Date 24 JULY 54 Time 8:00 AM. - 2:00 PM. Weather. CLEAR WARM Wind + Subspecies, with the exception of a few forms, easily recognizable in the field, are omitted. Put a more detailed account of today's observations in a separate notebook. Maybe you have seen something new! No. No. Loon, Common Egret, Brewster's Pacific Heron, Anth. Green Red-throated Black-cr. Night Grebe, Holboell's Bittern, American Horned Least Eared Ibis, Wood Western Wh.-faced Glossy Pied-billed Swan, Whistling Albatross, Black-f. Goose, Canada Short-tailed Hutchins's Shearwater, Sl.-bill. Cackling Sooty Brant, Black Black-vented Goose, Emperor Pink-footed White-fronted Fulmar, Pacific Snow Petrel, Fork-tailed Ross's Beal's Tree-duck, Fulvius Black Mallard 16 Ashy Gadwall Socorro Widgeon, European Pelican, White Baldpate California Brown Pintail Cormorant, Parallon Teal, Green-winged Brandt's Blue-winged Baird's Cinnamon Man-o'-war-bird Shoveller Heron, Great Blue Duck, Wood Egret, American Redhead No. No. 1 Duck, Ring-necked 30 Plover, Mountain Canvas-back (HURT?) Killdeer Duck, Greater Staup Golden Lesser Scaup Black-bellied Golden-eye, American Surf-bird Barrow's Turnstone, Ruddy Bufflehead Black Old-squaw Snipe, Wilson's Duck, Harlequin Curlew, Long-billed Scoter, White-winged Hudsonian Surf Sandpiper, Spotted American Solitary Duck, Ruddy Tattler, Wandering Merganser, Hooded Willett American Yellow-legs, Greater Red-breasted Lesser 4 Vulture, Turkey Knot Condor, California Sandpiper, Aleutian Kite, White-tailed Pectoral Goshawk Baird's Hawk, Sharp-shinned Least Cooper's Red-backed Red-tailed Dowitcher, Long-bill. Red-bellied Wilson's Swainson's Godwit, Marbled Am. Rough-leg. Sanderling Fer. Rough-leg. Avocet Harris's Stilt, Black-necked Eagle, Golden Phalarope, Red Bald Wilson's Hawk, Marsh Northern Osprey Jaeger, Pomarine Falcon, Prairie Parasitic Hawk, Duck Long-tailed Pigeon Gull, Glaucous Sparrow Glaucous-winged 2 Grouse, Sooty Western Franklin's Herring Ruffed California Ptarmigan, Wh.-tailed Ring-billed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Short-billed Sage Hen Laughing Partridge, Eur. Bonaparte's Bob-white Kittiwake, Pac. Quail, California Gull, Sabine's Gambel's Tern, Gull-billed Mountain Forster's Pheasant, Ring-n. Common Crane, Little Brown Arctic Sandhill Brown's Rail, Cal. Clapper Royal Virginia Elegant Sora Caspian Yellow Black Parallon Murre, California Gallinule, Florida Guillemot, Pigeon Coot Murretet, Marbled Oyster-catcher, Black Xantus's Plover, Snowy Craveri's Semipalmated Ancient Copyright, 1938, National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals.
Read Page
Page 166
No. Auklet, Cassin's Paroquet Rhinoceros Puffin, Horned Tufted 1 Dove, Mourning Chinese Spotted Ringed Turtle White-winged Mexican Ground Cuckoo, California Road-runner Owl, Barn Screech Flam. Screech Horned Snowy Hawk Pygmy Elf Burrowing Spotted Great Gray Long-eared Short-eared Saw-whet Poor-will Nighthawk Texas Swift, Black Vaux's White-throated Hummingbird, Costa's Black-chinned Anna's Broad-tailed Rufous Allen's Calliope Kingfisher, Belted Flicker, Red-shafted Gilded Woodpecker, Pileated Gila California Lewis's Sapsucker, Red-naped Red-breasted Williamson's Woodpecker, Hairy Downy Cactus Nuttall's White-headed Arc. Three-toed Am. Three-toed Kingbird, Eastern Western Cassin's Flycatcher, Ash-thr. No. Phoebe, Black Say's Flycatcher, Little Hammond's Wright's Gray Western Pewee, Western Wood Flycatcher, Olive-s. Vermilion Lark, Horned Swallow, Violet-green Tree Bank 2.5 Rough-winged Barn Cliff Martin, Purple Jay, Rocky Mt. Oregon Steller's (Crested) California Santa Cruz Magpie, American Yellow-billed Raven, American Crow Jay, Piñon Nutcracker, Clark's Chickadee, Black-c. Mountain Chestnut-backed Titmouse, Plain Verdin Bush-Tit Nuthatch, Slender-b. Red-breasted Pygmy Creeper Wren-Tit Dipper Wren, House Winter Bewick's Cactus Marsh Canyon Rock Mockingbird Catbird Thrasher, Bendire's California Leconte's Crissal 2. Sage Robin Thrush, Varied Hermit Russet-backed Willow No. Bluebird, Western Mountain Solitaire, Townsend's Gnatcatcher, Western Plumbeous Black-tailed Kinglet, Golden-cr. Ruby-crowned Pipit, American Waxwing, Bohemian Cedar Phainopepla Shrike, Northwestern California 3 Vireo, Hutton's Least Gray Cassin's Red-eyed Warbling Warbler, Bl. and Wh. Lutescent Dusky Calaveras Lucy's Yellow Myrtle Audubon's Black-thr. Gray Townsend's Hermit Water-Thrush, Grin. Warbler, Macgilliv. Yellow-throat Chat, Long-tailed Warbler, Pileolated Redstart, American Sparrow, English 2 Creeper Bobolink 15. Meadowlark, Western Blackbird, Yellow-h. Red-wing Bicolored Tricolored Oriole, Ariz. Hooded Scott's Bullock's 6 Blackbird, Brewer's Cowbird No. Tanager, Western Cooper's Grosbeak, Bl-headed Blue 40 Bunting, Lazuli Grosbeak, Evening Finch, Cal. Purple Cassin's Purple House Grosbeak, Pine Finch, Rosy Redpoll Siskin, Pine Goldfinch 1 Green-backed Lawrence's Crossbill, Red White-winged Towhee, Green-tailed Spotted Brown Albert's 3 Bunting, Lark Sparrow, Savannah Belding's Large-billed Grasshopper Vesper Lark Rufous-crowned Desert Bell's Sage Junco, Slate-colored Oregon Gray-headed Sparrow, Tree Chipping Brewer's Black-chinned Gambel's Puget Sound Nuttall's Golden-crowned White-throated Fox Lincoln's Song Bunting, Snow Accidentals. Total Species...........31..................Individuals................. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUDUBON SOCIETIES 1006 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10 for $.25 50 for $1.00 Printed in U. S.
Read Page
Page 167
SIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL AUDUBON DAILY FIELD CARD OF BIRDS Occurring in the PACIFIC STATES (California, Oregon and Washington) Observer ZIEGLER Locality SAN BRUNO HILLS, CALIF Date 1 AUG '54 Time 8:00AM - 2:30PM Weather CLOUDY AMCLSM Wind + Subspecies, with the exception of a few forms, easily recognizable in the field, are omitted. Put a more detailed account of today's observations in a separate notebook. Maybe you have seen something new! No. Loon, Common Pacific Red-throated Grebe, Holboell's Horned Eared Western Pied-billed Albatross, Black-f. Short-tailed Shearwater, Sl.-bill. Sooty Black-vented Pink-footed Fulmar, Pacific Petrel, Fork-tailed Beal's Black Ashy Socorro Pelican, White California Brown Cormorant, Farallon Brandt's Baird's Man-o'-war-bird Heron, Great Blue Egret, American No. Egret, Brewster's Heron, Anth. Green Black-cr. Night Bittern, American Least Ibis, Wood Wh.-faced Glossy Swan, Whistling Goose, Canada Hutchins's Cackling Brant, Black Goose, Emperor White-fronted Snow Ross's Tree-duck, Fulvous Mallard Gadwall Widgeon, European Baldpate Pintail Teal, Green-winged Blue-winged Cinnamon Shoveller Duck, Wood Redhead No. Duck, Ring-necked Canvas-back Duck, Greater Scaup Lesser Scaup Golden-eye, American Barrow's Bufflehead Old-squaw Duck, Harlequin Scooter, White-winged Surf American Duck, Ruddy Merganser, Hooded American Red-breasted Vulture, Turkey Condor, California Kite, White-tailed Goshawk Hawk, Sharp-shinned Cooper's (2) Red-tailed (CALL) Red-bellied Swainson's Am. Rough-leg. Fer. Rough-leg. Harris's Eagle, Golden Bald Hawk, Marsh Osprey Falcon, Prairie Hawk, Duck Pigeon Sparrow Grouse, Sooty Franklin's Ruffed Ptarmigan, Wh.-tailed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Sage Hen Partridge, Eur. Bob-white Quail, California Gambel's Mountain Pheasant, Ring-n. Crane, Little Brown Sandhill Rail, Cal. Clapper Virginia Sora Yellow Parallon Gallinule, Florida Coot Oyster-catcher, Black Plover, Snowy Semipalmated No. Plover, Mountain Killdeer Golden Black-bellied Surf-bird Turnstone, Ruddy Black Snipe, Wilson's Curlew, Long-billed Hudsonian Sandpiper, Spotted Solitary Tattler, Wandering Willet Yellow-legs, Greater Lesser Knot Sandpiper, Aleutian Pectoral Baird's Least Red-backed Dowitcher, Long-bill. Sandpiper, Western Godwit, Marbled Sanderling Avocet Stilt, Black-necked Phalarope, Red Wilson's Northern Jaeger, Pomarine Parasitic Long-tailed Gull, Glaucous Glaucous-winged Western Herring California Ring-billed Short-billed Laughing Bonaparte's Kittiwake, Pac. Gull, Sabine's Tern, Gull-billed Forster's Common Arctic Brown's Royal Elegant Caspian Black Murre, California Guillemot, Pigeon Murrelet, Marbled Xantus's Craveri's Ancient Copyright, 1938, National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals.
Read Page
Page 168
No. Auklet, Cassin's Parquet Rhinoceros Puffin, Horned Tufted Dove, Mourning Chinese Spotted Ringed Turtle White-winged Mexican Ground Cuckoo, California Road-runner Owl, Barn (PELLET FEATHERS) Screech Flam. Screech Horned Snowy Hawk Pygmy Elf Burrowing Spotted Great Gray Long-eared Short-eared Saw-whet Poor-will Nighthawk Texas Swift, Black Vaux's White-throated Hummingbird, Costa's Black-chinned Anna's Broad-tailed Rufous Allen's Calliope Kingfisher, Belted Flicker, Red-shafted Gilded Woodpecker, Pileated Gila California Lewis's Sapsucker, Red-naped Red-breasted Williamson's Woodpecker, Hairy Downy Cactus Nuttall's White-headed Arc. Three-toed Am. Three-toed Kingbird, Eastern Western Cassin's Flycatcher, Ash-thr. No. Phoebe, Black Say's Flycatcher, Little Hammond's Wright's Gray Western Pewee, Western Wood Flycatcher, Olive-s. Vermilion Lark, Horned (NOTE) Swallow, Violet-green Tree Bank Rough-winged Barn Cliff Martin, Purple Jay, Rocky Mt. Oregon Steller's (Crested) California Santa Cruz Maggie, American Yellow-billed Raven, American Crow Jay, Piñon Nutcracker, Clark's Chickadee, Black-c. Mountain Chestnut-backed Titmouse, Plain Verdin Bush-Tit Nuthatch, Slender-b. Red-breasted Pygmy Creepers Wren-Tit Dipper Wren, House Winter Bewick's ? Cactus Marsh Canyon Rock Mockingbird Catbird Thrasher, Bendire's California Leconte's Crissal Sage Robin Thrush, Varied Hermit Russet-backed Willow No. Bluebird, Western Mountain Solitaire, Townsend's Gnatcatcher, Western Plumbeous Black-tailed Kinglet, Golden-cr. Ruby-crowned Pipit, American Waxwing, Bohemian Cedar Phainopepla Shrike, Northwestern California Vireo, Hutton's Least Gray Cassin's Red-eyed Warbling Warbler, Bl. and Wh. Lutescent Dusky Calaveras Lucy's Yellow Myrtle Audubon's Black-thr. Gray Townsend's Hermit Water-Thrush, Grin. Warbler, Macgilliv. Yellow-throat Chat, Long-tailed Warbler, Pileolated Redstart, American Sparrow, English Bobolink Meadowlark, Western Blackbird, Yellow-h. Red-wing Bicolored Tricolored Oriole, Ariz. Hooded Fox Bullock's Blackbird, Brewer's Cowbird No. Tanager, Western Cooper's Grosbeak, Bl.-headed Blue Bunting, Lazuli Grosbeak, Evening Finch, Cal. Purple Cassin's Purple House Grosbeak, Pine Finch, Rosy Redpoll Siskin, Pine Goldfinch Green-backed Lawrence's Crossbill, Red White-winged Towhee, Green-tailed Spotted Brown Abert's Bunting, Lark Sparrow, Savannah Belding's Large-billed Grasshopper Vesper Lark Rufous-crowned Desert Bell's Sage Junco, Slate-colored Oregon Gray-headed Sparrow, Tree Chipping Brewer's Black-chinned Gambel's Puget Sound Nuttall's (?) Golden-crowned White-throated Fox Lincoln's Song Bunting, Snow 2 BLACK-TAILED STAR-THRUSH (LEPUS CALIFORN) Accidentals. Total Species......23...................Individuals. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUDUBON SOCIETIES 1006 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10 for $.25 50 for $1.00 Printed in U. S.
Read Page
Page 169
JOURNAL AUDUBON DAILY FIELD CARD OF BIRDS Occurring in the PACIFIC STATES (California, Oregon and Washington) observer ZIEGLER locality SANBRUNO HILLS, CALIF. Date...2 AUG '54 Time...9:30 AM - 4:00 PM. Weather CLEAR, HOT Wind -- Subspecies, with the exception of a few forms, easily recogniz- able in the field, are omitted. Put a more detailed account of today's observations in a sep- arate notebook. Maybe you have seen something new! No. Loon, Common Pacific Red-throated Grebe, Holboell's Horned Eared Western Pied-billed Albatross, Black-f. Short-tailed Shearwater, Sl.-bill. Scoty Black-vented Pink-footed Fulmar, Pacific Petrel, Fork-tailed Beal's Black Ashy Socorro Pelican, White California Brown Cormorant, Farallon Brandt's Baird's Man-o'-war-bird Heron, Great Blue Egret, American No. Egret, Brewster's Heron, Anth. Green Black-cr. Night Bittern, American Least Ibis, Wood Wh.-faced Glossy Swan, Whistling Goose, Canada Hutchins's Cackling Brant, Black Goose, Emperor White-fronted Snow Ross's Tree-duck, Fulvous Mallard Gadwall Widgeon, European Baldpate Pintail Teal, Green-winged Blue-winged Cinnamon Shoveller Duck, Wood Redhead No. Duck, Ring-necked Canvas-back Duck, Greater Scaup Lesser Scaup Golden-eye, American Barrow's Bufflehead Old-squaw Duck, Harlequin Scoter, White-winged Surf American Duck, Ruddy Merganser, Hooded American Red-breasted Vulture, Turkey Condor, California Kite, White-tailed Goshawk Hawk, Sharp-shinned Cooper's Red-tailed Red-bellied Swainson's Am. Rough-leg. Fer. Rough-leg. Harris's Eagle, Golden Bald Hawk, Marsh Osprey Falcon, Prairie Hawk, Duck Pigeon Sparrow Grouse, Sooty Franklin's Ruffed Ptarmigan, Wh.-tailed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Sage Hen Partridge, Eur. Bob-white Quail, California Gambel's Mountain Pheasant, Ring-n. Crane, Little Brown Sandhill Rail, Cal. Clapper Virginia Sora Yellow Farallon Gallinule, Florida Coot Oyster-catcher, Black Plover, Snowy Semipalmated No. Plover, Mountain Killdeer Golden Black-bellied Surf-bird Turnstone, Ruddy Black Snipe, Wilson's Curlew, Long-billed Hudsonian Sandpiper, Spotted Solitary Tattler, Wandering Willet Yellow-legs, Greater Lesser Knot Sandpiper, Aleutian Pectoral Baird's Least Red-backed Dowitcher, Long-bill. Sandpiper, Western Godwit, Marbled Sanderling Avocet Stilt, Black-necked Phalarope, Red Wilson's Northern Jaeger, Pomarine Parasitic Long-tailed Gull, Glaucous Glaucous-winged Western Herring California ? Ring-billed Short-billed Laughing Bonaparte's Kittiwake, Pac. Gull, Sabine's Tern, Gull-billed Forster's Common Arctic Brown's Royal Elegant Caspian Black Murre, California Guillemot, Pigeon Murrelet, Marbled Xantus's Craveri's Ancient Copyright, 1938, National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals.
Read Page
Page 170
No. Auklet, Cassin's Parquet Puffin, Horned Tufted Dove, Mourning Chinese Spotted Ringed Turtle White-winged Mexican Ground Cuckoo, California Road-runner Owl, Barn Screech Flam. Screech Horned Snowy Hawk Pygmy Elf Burrowing Spotted Great Gray Long-eared Short-eared Saw-whet Poor-will Nighthawk Texas Swift, Black Vaux's White-throated Hummingbird, Costa's Black-chinned Anna's ? Broad-tailed Rufous Allen's Calliope Kingfisher, Belted Flicker, Red-shafted Gilded Woodpecker, Pileated Gila California Lewis's Sapsucker, Red-naped Red-breasted Williamson's Woodpecker, Hairy Downy Cactus Nuttall's White-headed Arc. Three-toed Am. Three-toed Kingbird, Eastern Western Cassin's Flycatcher, Ash-thr. No. Phoebe, Black Say's Flycatcher, Little Hammond's Wright's Gray Western Pewee, Western Wood Flycatcher, Olive-s. Vermilion Lark, Horned Swallow, Violet-green Tree Bank Rough-winged Barn Cliff Martin, Purple Jay, Rocky Mt. Oregon Steller's (Crested) ? California Santa Cruz Magpie, American Yellow-billed Raven, American Crow Jay, Piñon Nutcracker, Clark's Chickadee, Black-c. Mountain Chestnut-backed Titmouse, Plain Verdin Bush-Tit Nuthatch, Slender-b. Red-breasted Pygmy Creeper Wren-Tit Dipper Wren, House Winter Bewick's ? Cactus Marsh Canyon Rock Mockingbird Catbird Thrasher, Bendire's California Leconte's Crissal Sage Robin Thrush, Varied Hermit Russet-backed Willow No. Bluebird, Western Mountain Solitaire, Townsend's Gnatcatcher, Western Plumbecus Black-tailed Kinglet, Golden-cr. Ruby-crowned Pipit, American Waxwing, Bohemian Cedar Phainopepla Shrike, Northwestern California Vireo, Hutton's Least Gray Cassin's Red-eyed Warbling Warbler, Bl. and Wh. Lutescent Dusky Calaveras Lucy's Yellow Myrtle Audubon's Black-thr. Gray Townsend's Hermit Water-Thrush, Grin. Warbler, Macgilliv. Yellow-throat Chat, Long-tailed Warbler, Pileolated Redstart, American Sparrow, English Bobolink Meadowlark, Western Blackbird, Yellow-h. Red-wing Bicolored Tricolored Oriole, Ariz. Hooded Scott's Bullock's Blackbird, Brewer's Cowbird No. Tanager, Western Cooper's Grosbeak, Bl-headed Blue Bunting, Lazuli Grosbeak, Evening Finch, Cal. Purple Cassin's Purple House Grosbeak, Pine Finch, Rosy Redpoll Siskin, Pine Goldfinch Green-backed Lawrence's Crossbill, Red White-winged Towhee, Green-tailed Spotted Brown Abert's Bunting, Lark Sparrow, Savannah Belding's Large-billed Grasshopper Vesper Lark Rufous-crowned Desert Bell's Sage Junco, Slate-colored Oregon Gray-headed Sparrow, Tree Chipping Brewer's Black-chinned Gambel's ? Puget Sound Nuttall's Golden-crowned White-throated Fox Lincoln's Song Bunting, Snow 3 OSER. (J 07) CRYSTAL SPRINGS LAKE 1 DEER MILL'S Accidentals. Total Species.....19.................Individuals............. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUDUBON SOCIETIES 1006 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10 for $.25 50 for $1.00 Printed in U. S.
Read Page
Page 171
BUCANER 1954 (ENSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 10 - Z-58 ACROCEPHALUS ARUNDINACEUS ♀ (O-HO-YOSHI-KIRI). NOTTED BY HIROSHI NAGAMI. OVARY ENLARGED. STOMACH CONTENTS - REMAINS OF FEW SMALL BEETLES. FEET & LEGS BROWN, UPPER MANDIBLE BROWN, LOWER MANDIBLE FLESH-COLORED. SKIN DRIED OVERNIGHT OVER BANDED HIBISCHI. 20-JUNE2 ABOARD U.S.S. BUCKNER BETWEEN YOKO- HAMA, JAPAN & SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. PUFFINUS GRISEUS GMEIN (?) (10) SEEN 2 DAYS OUT OF JAPAN. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPEs - APPROXIMATELY 12 PER DAY, Diomedea immutabilis (??) 2 or 3 per day FROM THE 22nd TO 25TH OF MAY. FLOCKS OF MURRELETS - MOST PROBABLY ENDOMYCHURA HYPOLEUCA - SEEN 2 HOURS ON WATER OUT OF GOLDEN GATE, (ABOUT 600-700 BIRDS) BLACK CROWN & BACK & SHOWING WHITE UNDERPARTS, THROAT & CHIN WHEN IN FLIGHT. AUG 28 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET OUT 10 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT ALONG DRY CREEK BED IN BACK OF PARK, PEANUT BUTTER BAIT. - Z-10M MICROTUS CALIFORNIUS ♀ IN BRUSH PILE. PARASITES COLLECTED. NO EMB'S NO SCARS. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. - 7-11 M REITHRODON TOMYS MCGAROTIS_ ♂ IN BRUSH PILE. STOMACH - VEGETABLE MATTER TESTES - 00 Ry
Read Page
Page 172
No text detected
Read Page
Page 173
: ZIEGHER 1954 INSCRIBED) JOURNAL AUG 30 [illegible] HOME, SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. - Z - 12M MUS MUSCULUS ♂ ON PEANUT BUTTER, GREY UNDERPARTS. SEPT 4 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. - Z - 13M MICROtus CAliforNicus ♀ BRUSHY CREEK BED BEHIND PARK. BAIT PEANUT BUTTER + BACON GREASE. STOMACH CONTENTS - VEG. MATTER, 2 EMB'S OR SCALES LEFTSIDE, 1 RIGHTSIDE. - Z - 14M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♂ IN BRUSHY PILE. STOMACH - VEGETABLE MATTER & LITTLE HAIR (IT'S OWN?) - Z - 15M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♂ IN BRUSHY GULLY. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. - Z - 16M NEITHRODOANTHYS MEBAHOTTIS ♂ ON DRY HILLSIDE IN eucALyptus GROVE 1/2 MI W. OF PARK. BACK SKIN BROWN, PARASITES COLLECTED, STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. SEPT 5 HOME, SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. - Z - 17M MUS MUSCULUS ♀ IN KITCHEN ON MARGERINE. GREY BENEATH, 2 EMB'S RIGHT SIDE, 4 LEFT SIDE. SEPT 5 1 MI. EAST OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET OUT 17 MOUSE TRAPS BAITED WITH PEANUT BUTTER IN CUT-OVER HAY FIELD. 3 GROUPS OF TRAPS SET IN GULLY (PRICKED UP & FILLED WITH SPHICORNIA SP.), IN & AROUND STREWS OF HAY BALEs, & ALONG SHOULd OF STAGNANT WATER BORDERED WITH SPHICORNIA SP.
Read Page
Page 174
No text detected
Read Page
Page 175
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL SEPT 5. - Z-18M MUS MUSCULUS ♀ IN DRIED-UP (GONT.) GULLY. NO EMB'S. GREYISH BEWERTH. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. Z-19M MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN DRIED-UP GULLY. PARASITES. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. Z-20M MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ BESIDE WATER-FILLED SLOUGH. IN SALICORNIA ? Z-21M MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ BESIDE WATER-FILLED SLOUGH, IN SALICORNIA ? SPECIMEN PARTLY EATEN IN TRAP. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. NO EMB'S OR SCARS. TRAPS SET AROUND BAKED HAY HAD NOTHING IN THEM. SEPT 6. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET 20 MOUSE TRAPS. ALONG DRIED-UP CREED BED BACK OF PARK. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER & GREASE. Z-22M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ IN BRUSH PILE. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. MAMMAE ENLARGED, 2 PAIR. 1 EMB. RT SIDE, 1 LEFT SIDE (COLL.) PARASITES.
Read Page
Page 176
(3127) [illegible] 01.05.99 м/о ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 №81-Б - 2 т/ч. Грузов 4 т/т - 35 л 5 ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 №91-Б м/о 25.02.99 км 01.05.99 м/ 4 т/т - 35 л ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 №26-Б м/о ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 ? АНТ-2 ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 №15-Б м/о 25.02.99 30.12.99 м/ ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 в трактор-вер. мастер 4 т/т - 35 л - 45 л/ч 29.02 до 28.05 01 ГАЗ-66 ГАЗ-52 ГАЗ-52 м/о м/ц Мичурин 40 т/т 40 т/т 30 т/т 71.99 21.05.99 АНТ-200 км 60 Т-32 Грузов - 80 л/ч 30 км/ч 0-й мазут 380390 + 4 т/т ЗИЛ-130 ГАЗ-66 МСЕ-Б м/о 5.19 км 9 м/ Ангарск Заманов 4 т/т - 35 л (20) 30.12.99 1.30 2 т/ч 8 м/зл 9199 с 25.02.99
Read Page
Page 177
C. ZIEGLER 1954 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL SEPT 12. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET 20 MOUSE TRAPS ALONG CREEK BED BACK OF PARK IN WILLOW THICKETS, BRUSH HEAPS & BLACKBERRY THICKETS. Z-23M MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS α IN BRUSH HEAP. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER, PARASITES. Z-24M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ? IN BRUSHY BULLY. PARASITES. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. 2 WELL-DEVELOPED EMB'S LEFT SIDE, 4 SCARS RIGHT SIDE (COLL.) SEPT 13. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. (1/2 MI W. PARK) SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN CREEK BED LEADING UP INTO HILLS WEST OF SAN BRUNO. BAIT. PEANUT BUTTER. TRAPS USUALLY SET IN 3'S UNDER SHRUBS OR IN BRUSH PILES. Z-25M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS α IN BRUSH PILE. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER & A LITTLE HAIR (IT'S OWN?). PARASITES. Z-26M REITHRODONOMYS MEGALOTIS ? ON WOODED CREEK BANK. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER.
Read Page
Page 178
{ "text": "(0984532)\n\n74\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 179
ZIEGLER 1954 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL SEPT 13 Z-27M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI (ONT) ♀ BRUSH PILE IN CREEK BED. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. SEPT. 19 1 MI. W. SAN BRUNO (ALONG CREEK BED BEHIND PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. 20 MOUSE TRAPS SET OUT LAST NIGHT IN GROUPS OF 3. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER & GREPSE. Z-28M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS ♀ ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE (MOSTLY QUERCUS SP. ?) STOMACH - VEG MATTER, NO EMBRYOS. CAUGHT 1 HOUR AFTER SETTING OUT TRAP LAST EVENING. Z-29M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS ♀ THICKET ON GRASSY HILLSIDE. STOMACH - VEG-MATTER & A LITTLE HAIR (ITS OWN?). NO EMBRYOS. SEPT 20. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK & CREEK TO 1/2 MI W OF PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN THICKETS, ETC. & ALSO 6 OF THEM IN A MARSHY SPOT THAT LOOKED SWELL FOR SHREWS - RUNWAYS UNDER OLD LOGS & BOARDS BOTH, BUT NO TRAPS EVEN TOUCHED THERE. Z-30M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♀ IMM.? IN BRUSH HEAP STOMACH-EMPTY. NO EMBOS OR SCARS.
Read Page
Page 180
"[illegible]" [illegible] "[illegible]" мрс-5 "[illegible]" (мкб) "[illegible]" 23в "[illegible]" "[illegible]" "[illegible]" "[illegible]" мрс-5 "[illegible]" ? "[illegible]" "[illegible]" 23в-мртс 2014-11 "[illegible]" (г.л)948 217, -а "[illegible]" 0674- "[illegible]" "[illegible]" "[illegible]" мрс-5 "[illegible]" 5 мм "[illegible]"
Read Page
Page 181
C. ZIEGLER 1954 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL SEPT. 20 (CONT) Z-31M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ IN BRUSHY GULLY. STOMAEN - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. NO EMB'S. MANY OF THE P. CALIFORNICUS HAVE PARASITES THAT LOOK LIKE "RED BUGS" OR POSSIBLY SEED TICKS CRAWLING ON THEM. THE OTHER SPECIES TRAPPED DON'T SEEM TO HAVE THIS TYPE OF PARASITE. Z-32M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ IN BRUSHY GULLY. STOMACH - BERRIES + OTHER VEG. MATTER. PARASITES COLLECTED, NO EMB'S. SEPT 26 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK BED ½ MI W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN BRUSH HEAPS & THICKETS ALONG THE NEARLY DRY CREEK BED. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER. Z-33M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ ON SIDE OF BRUSHY GULLY. STOMAEN BERRIES + OTHER VEG. MATTER. PARASITES COLLECTED. Z-34M. PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN BRUSH HEAP. STOMAEN - BERRIES + OTHER VEG. MATTER. PARASITES.
Read Page
Page 182
24.07.89 ТУШКОВ ЛАД ЗУЗЫМОВА МСЭ-5 ХАЛАНКИНА Н.Ф. ОТТАМ ЭВГ РЭНТО-ХЭЛАМОГЭ ЗАМОН 24.07.89 ЗУЗЫМОВА ЛАД 9 ЭНТ 30 УРАМ "ТУШКОВА" ЭВГ 100 ГАНТ ЭЗИНДАЯ НО ЗАЛУХАДО ЭНТ ОЭЭ КЭБ 230А 30 ОЭЭ АРГ 25.09.89 ЭНТО ЭНТ МЭНТ ЗАУСВА ЖЭК ТИН ЭИОН ОТ МЭЭ2 УРА 24.07.89 ЗУЗЫМОВА ЛАД ЗУЗЫМОВА МСЭ-5 ХАЛАНКИНА Н.Ф. ОТТАМ ЭВГ РЭНТО-ХЭЛАМОГЭ ЗАМОН ОЭЭ ХОО ЭЗИНДАЯ 24.07.89 ЗУЗЫМОВА ЛАД ЗАУСВА НАД ЭСТО 1990 00 ОТТАМ НАД (КРАЯ В И УМ ХАЛАН НО ЭААГЭ ЗУВАН ОС ТУОТЭБ ХУНЭВЭ ЖИН ЭМОКА ЭХЛОЧР ХЭНЭ ЭТИНАЛУНВА ТЕБА ОЭБ ЮЕЭО РОО 24.07.89 ЗУЗЫМОВА ЛАД ЗУЗЫМОВА МСЭ-5 КРУЖА 30 ЭОЛ ВО Б ЭНТО ХЭЗИНДАЯ ХЭЛАМОГЭ КЛУА ОЭЭ ХОО ЭЗИНДАЯ ОТТАМ.ЭВГ 24.07.89 ЗУЗЫМОВА ЛАД ЗУЗЫМОВА МСЭ-5 АААН ХУЛХА Н Б ОТТАМ ЭВГ РЭНТО-ХЭЗИНДАЯ ХЭЛАМОГЭ ЭПИЗАЕВА
Read Page
Page 183
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL SEPT 26 (CONT.) THE MOUSE IS TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM THE TRAP INTO A PLASTIC BAG WITH A WAD OF CCLY-SOAKED COTTON TO MAKE SURE ALL OF THE PARASITES ARE KILLED & ABLE TO BE COLLECTED. SEPT 27. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK BED 1/2 TO 1 MI. WEST OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CAHIF. 20 MOUSE TRAPS SET IN BRUSH HEAP ETC. LAST NIGHT. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER & GREASE. 2 RAT TRAPS SET NEAR WOOD RAT NEST ON WOODED HILLSIDE. Z-35m PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ BRUSHY CREEK BANK. PARASITES. STOMACH - A LITTLE VEG. MATTER. 2 PAIR ENLARGED MAMMARES WELH DEVELOPED EMBRYOS - 1RT,ILT.(CAN). Z-36m NEOTOMA FUSCIPES ♂ BY NEST ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE. PARASITES. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. THIS NEST WAS COMPOSED MOSTLY OF STICKS WITH A FEW HARD PIECES OF DIRT ON TOP IN NEST. HEIGHT 3', DIAMETER 2.5' Z-37m PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ IN BRUSH HEAP. PARASITES. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER &
Read Page
Page 184
No text detected
Read Page
Page 185
ZIEGLER 1954 (ANSWERED) JOURNAL. SEPT 27 (CONT) REMAINS OF SMALL BEETLE(?) 1 EMB, 1 SCAR LEFT SIDE; 3 SCARS RIGHT SIDE. Z - 59 EMPIDONAX ? CAUGHT IN NET SET BESIDE CREEK. ONE OTHER BIRD (SAME SPECIES?) NETTED BUT ESCAPED. STOMACH-INSECT REMAINS. OCT 3 SAW BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK BEG TO 1/2 MI. W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN BRUSH HEAPS, BLACK BERRY THICKETS, ETC X 2 RAT TRAPS AROUND WOOD RAT NESTS IN POISON OAK THICKETS. ALONG 1/2 MILE OF THIS CREEK BEG I FOUND AT LEAST 10 WOOD RAT NESTS - 4 OF WHICH SEEMED TO BE OCCUPIED. MOST- OF THEM WERE IN POISON OAK THICKETS. & WERE ABOUT 3' IN DIAMETER & 2-5' IN HEIGHT. ALSO SET OUT BIRD NET ALONG SIDE OF THE PARTLY FILLED CREEK. PHOTOS OF NEOTOMA NESTS, ONE EXCEPTIONALLY TALL ONE SHOWN. KNARSAEK IS 12" HIGH. Z - 60 JUNCO OREGANUS ? STOMACH- SEEDS (CORN), IRIS- DARK BROWN. WORMS FROM LOWER INTESTINE. FAT- BODIED FLY ON SPECIMEN BUT IT ESCAPED. Z -38M PETTHRODONTOMYS MEGAHOTIS ? GRASSY FIELD BORDER. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER.
Read Page
Page 186
No text detected
Read Page
Page 187
L. ZIEGLER 1964 JOURNAL OCT 3 (CONT) SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK BD TO 1/2 MI. W OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. NEOTOMA NESTS (KNAPSACK 12" TRAIL) 0 8 1-1 4 9 1
Read Page
Page 188
32598 [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 189
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 3 (CONT.) Z-39M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ____________ ♀ BRUSHY CREEK BANK. PARASITES COLL. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER, NO EMBs. BARE SKIN BARED. OCT 4. SAN BERNANDO CITY PARK (CREEK 1/2 MI. W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 17 MOUSE TRAPS & 2 RAT TRAPS IN THICKETS, ETC. ALSO BIRD NET AROUND CROWN OF POKKEN TREE. 3 TRAPS IN HOUSE. Z-61 ZONOTRICHIA LEUCOPHRYA ____________ ♂ BRUSHY CREEK BANK. STOMACH - A LITTLE VEG. MATTER & SAND (COLL) Z-40M MUS MUSCULUS ♂ CAUGHT IN HOME ON MARGARINE. STOMACH CONTENTS UNIDENTIFIABLE. GREY BENEATH. TWO OTHER TRAPS IN HOUSE HAD THE MARGARINE & PEANUT BUTTER WICKED OFF OF THEM WITH OUT BEING SPRUNG. Z-41M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ____________ ♂ BRUSHY CREEK BED. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER + HAIR BANK. PARASITES MANY OF P. CALIFORNICUS WERE CAUGHT IN BLACKBERRY THICKETS & THEIR STOMACH CONTENTS WERE COMPOSED OF, OR HEAVILY STAINED WITH, THESE BERRIES.
Read Page
Page 190
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 191
C.ZIEGLER 1954 (INSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 7. SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. Z-42M THOMOMYS BOTTAE_________ Q TRAPPED WITH MACABEE TRAP IN BURROW ON LAWN BY KEN MAFFEI OF MIALBRAE, CALIF. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. NO EMB'S. KEN IS 14 YEARS OLD. TOLD ME OF TRAPPING 2 OPOSSUM + 1 GREY FOX ALONG THE CREEK BED USING JAW TRAPS. HE ALSO TOOK 2 YOUNG POSSUMS IN A LIVE BOX TRAP. THE TWO PARK LAWNS ON WHICH HE TRAPPED THE THOMOMYS HAVE PERHAPS A DOZEN CORNER RUNS BUT AS QUICK AS THE ANIMALS ARE TRAPPED OUT MORE SEEM TO RETURN ACCORDING to an old timer who also traps them there. Z-43M THOMOMYS BOTTAE_________ ? IN BURROW BY KEN MAFFEI. STOMACH - VEG MATTER. PARASITES. OCT 9 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. Z - 44M THOMOMYS BOTTAE_________ ? IN BURROW BY KEN MAFFEI. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. NO EMB'S.
Read Page
Page 192
No text detected
Read Page
Page 193
C. ZIEGLER 1954 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 9 Z-45M THOMOMYS BOTTAE CONT.) ♀ IN BURROW BY KEN MAFFEI. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER, PARASITES, NO EMB'S. OCT 10 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE & 2 RAT TRAPS ½ MI UP THE CREEK BED. BAIT-PEANUT BUTTER Z-46M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ IN BRUSH HEAP. PARASITES, STOMACH- VEG. MATTER (BLUEBERRIES?). MAMMAE ENLARGED- 2 PAIR. 2 WELL-DEVELOPED EMBRYOS LEFT SIDE, 0 RIGHT SIDE (COLL) Z-47M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN BRUSH HEAP. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. OCT 11 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (½ MI W. UP CREEK BODY IN FIELDS ABOVE CREEK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. LAST NIGHT SET OUT 20 MOUSE & 2 RAT TRAPS IN FIELDS, THICLETS, BRUSH HEAP, ETC. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER & GREASE. Z-48M+Z-49M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGAKOTIS ♀ IN GRASSY CLUMP IN FIELD. STOMACHS- VEG. MATTER. NO EMB'S OCT 14 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK BED ½ MI W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF.
Read Page
Page 194
No text detected
Read Page
Page 195
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 14 (CONT) SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT BAITED WITH PEANUT BUTTER & GREASE, IN THICKETS, DRY GULLYS, BRUSH HEAPS, ETC. Z-50M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ ON BRUSHY BANK. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. OCT 15 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK 1/2 MI W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CAWIF. Z-62 HYLOCICHLA VSTUATA ♂ CAUGHT BY LEG IN MOUSE TRAP SET BY KEN MAFFEI IN THICKET ABOVE CREEK. STOMACH - INSECT REMAINS. FEET + LEGS LIGHT BROWN. IRIS BLUE. BINK BLACK WITH BROWN HAIR OF LOWER MANDIBLE FLESH-COLORED. MANY OF THESE THRUSHES SEEN AMONG THE CREEK IN THICKETS FOR THE LAST WEEK OR SO. OCT 17 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (1/2 MI. UP CREEK BED FROM PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CAWIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE-TRAPS Y-2 RAT TRAPS BAITED WITH PEANUT BUTTER + HAMBURGER IN THICKETS, DRY GULLYS, BRUSH HEAPS. Z-51M REITHRODON TOMY MEGAKOTIS ♂ IN BRUSH PIKE. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER & HAIR BALL.
Read Page
Page 196
No text detected
Read Page
Page 197
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 17 Z-52M SOREX TROWBRIDGEI (CONT.) ♂ ON DRY GULLEY FLOOR. STOMACH - MOSTLY UNIDENTIFIABLE, SOME INSECTS, PARASITES. Z-53M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN BRUSHY GULLEY, STOMACH - VEG-MATTER, PARASITES. Z-54M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN THICKET. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. Z-55M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN THICKET. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER (BLACKBERRIES?) + HAIRBALL. OCT 18 SAN BRUNO (½ MI. W. OF CITY PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. Z-63 ZONOTRICHIA CORONATA ♂ FOUND SHOT WITH "B-B" AIR GUN ON WOODED HILLSIDE ALONG CREEK, STOMACH- GRAIN (COLL.) PARASITES. IRIS-DARK BROWN. FEET + LEGS LIGHT BROWN. BILL-HORN WITH TOP OF UPPER MAN- DIBLE BROWN. OCT 23 SAN BRUNO (½ MI. W. OF CITY PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS & 2 RAT TRAPS IN FIELDS BESIDE CREEK BED & IN BRUSH HEAP, THICKETS, ETC ALONG CREEK. BAIT-
Read Page
Page 198
(+) (257189909 257189909 АТТАМ .31У-43АМО12 257189909 АТТАМ .30U 257189909 АТТАМ .31У (1969 КТО 70 ВЛ,И М +) ОЛИНО УАЗ .81T .41АФ ,ОО СЯТАМ УАЗ АТАМОГОО АНГЛОТОМЭ ЭД-5 257189909 (32271) ИРАД (1969 КТО 70 ВЛ,И М +) ОЛИНО УАЗ .81T .41АФ ,ОО СЯТАМ УАЗ 2909Т РАК Э 2909Т ЗУМОРО ТУО ТЭ? -14A .35442 АМХА УТС ЗГЛИНКТ, ОЭ3H
Read Page
Page 199
C. ZIEGLER 1954 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL OCT 23 (CONT) PEANUT BUTTER & HAMBURGER. Z-56M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGANOTIS ♀ ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE. FLEA SEEN ON SPECIMEN IN TRAP. NOT COLLECTED. STOMACH - PIECES OF SMALL BERRIES + HAIR (ITS OWN ?). OCT 24. SANBRUNO CITY PARK CREEK (10 ZMI. W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE & 2 RAT TRAPS ALONG CREEK BED IN THICKETS, ETC. & THE RAT TRAPS ON THE SLOPE OF A DRY GULLEY WHERE I HAD BEEN HAVING MOUSE TRAPS SPRUNG ALMOST EVERY WEEKEND WITHOUT CATCHING ANYTHING. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER & HAMBURGER, Z-57M PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ BRUSHY GULLEY FLOOR. STOMACH - VEG-MATTER. PARASITES. 2 PR. INGUINAL MAMMAE. 2 YOUNG EMB'S OR SCARS RT. SIDE, 2 YOUNG EMB'S OR SCARS LEFT SIDE. Z-58M NEOTOMA FUSCIPES ♀ BRUSHY GULLEY. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. 2 PR. INGUINAL MAMMAE. 2 SCARS RIGHT SIDE, 3 SCARS LEFT SIDE. Z-59M PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS ♀ IN BRUSH PILE NEAR ROAD.
Read Page
Page 200
2012 г. 31 окт. (срочная) записка СЛУЖБЕ ПО РАБОТЕ С ДОКУМЕНТАМИ № 5 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 2012 г. 30 окт. [illegible] 2012 г. 31 окт. СЛУЖБЕ ПО РАБОТЕ С ДОКУМЕНТАМИ № 5 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 2012 г. 31 окт. СЛУЖБЕ ПО РАБОТЕ С ДОКУМЕНТАМИ № 5 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 2012 г. 31 окт. СЛУЖБЕ ПО РАБОТЕ С ДОКУМЕНТАМИ № 5 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 201
C. ZIEBER 1954 (TANSCRIBED) JOURNAL OCT 2Y STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. BALLS IN BLAD. (OVD) 3 PR. MAMMAE (I THORACIC, 2 INGUINAL) NURSING? 5 SCARS RIGHT SIDE, 4 FRESH & 7 OLD(?) LEFT SIDE (UTERUS CONNECTED) OCT. 25 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK (CREEK TO 1/2 MI. W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS & 2 RAT TRAPS IN THICKETS IN CREEK BED ON HILLSIDE ABOVE CREEK. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER + GREASE. Z-60M SOREX TROWBRIDGEI ♀ ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE. STOMACH - MOSTLY UNIDENTIFIABLE, SOME INSECT REMAINS. PARASITES. NO EMB'S. Z-61M REITHRODONTOMYS MEGALOTIS ♀ ON BRUSHY CREEK BANK. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER & INSECT REMAINS. PARASITE. 3 PR MAMMAE (2 INGUINAL, I THORACIC), I SCAR RIGHT SIDE, 2 SCARS LEFT SIDE. Z-62M PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ BRUSHY GULCH. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. 2 PR. MAMMAE (INGUINAL) - SLIGHTLY ENLARGED. 4 SCARS LEFT SIDE (3 OLD?), 2 SCARS RIGHT. OCT. 31 SAN BRUNO (1/2 MI. W. OF CITY PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. NO TRAPS SET OUT, BUT BIRD NETTING
Read Page
Page 202
No text detected
Read Page
Page 203
C.ZIEGLER 1954 (inscribed) JOURNAL OCT31 (CONT) AROUND CROWN OF FALLEN TREE IN CREEL BED THIS P.M. Z-64 CARPODACUS MEXICANUS stomach - seeds (coll). FEET & LEGS - DARK BROWN. IRIS - DARK BROWN. BILL - DARK HORN. HEAD, NECK & THROAT STRAWBERRY COLORED. Z-63m SCARONUS LATIMANUS stomach found dead in grassy clearing beside HIGHWAY. APPARENTLY DEAD 2 OR 3 DAYS. PARASITES, STOMACH - INSECTS, GRUBS, WIRE WORMS & OTHER INSECT LARVAE. NOV.1 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS ALONG CREEL BED IN BRUSH HEAPS & THICKETS ON LEFT SIDE OF WEST END OF PARK. CONSTRUCTION GOING ON 20 YARDS FROM TRAP LOCATION. Z-64m MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS stomach contents - VEG. MATTER, PARASITES. NOV7 MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS & 1 RAT TRAP AROUND QUARRY 1 MILE WEST OF MILLBRAE. TRAP SETS INCLUDED
Read Page
Page 204
JANUARY I WILL GET THE JOB TO WHICH I AM APPLIED. MAY BE IT IS IN 1950? 20,000.00 FOR HI-5 + TEE (NO) 20SS - HAMORZ B WILL BE PAID 21ST... WILL BE PAID - 3RD + HON. JOHN RAY - AIRD AFTER THAT UNMILTA 20,000.00 MED-5 ALSO TO VARIOUS W. ALSO ON MY B AFTER KITCHEN'S KITCHEN SOLOSA -HAMORZ, STRENGTH, TWO E.90 S WILL BE PAID IN FULL, 21ST... 21ST... JANUARY 17TH W/ OCT 4M WAS, 1984 CITY PARK WAS 100 , 7140 ,00 ALSO TO VARIOUS OF TWO TEE TWO ON 21ST... 21ST... WILL BE PAID IN FULL SOLOSA WILL BE PAID IN FULL SOLOSA JANUARY 17TH WAS, M+D-5 30,000.00 W/B FTEAM-931-21ST... HAMORZ 21ST... , 7140 ,00 OCT 4M WAS, 3000 W/M TEE WILL BE PAID IN FULL OF TWO TEE WEST SIDE & KITCHEN SOLOSA AFTER THAT 21ST... 21ST...
Read Page
Page 205
.C. ZIEGHER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV? (CONT.) BLACKBERRY THICKETS, DRY CAT-TAIL MARSH & DRIED-UP POND BORDER. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER + BACON GREASE. Z-65M MICROtus CALIFORNICUS ♂ IN DRY CATTAIL MARSH. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES COLLECTED. Z-66M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♂ DRY CATTAIL MARSH. STOMACH-Veg.MATTER Z-67M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♀ DRY CATTAIL MARSH, STOMACH-VEG, MATTER, INSECT REMAINS & LITTLE HAIR, PARASITES. 3 PAIR MAMMAE (2 INGUINAL, 1 THORACIC). 2 EMB'S, 1 SCAR RT SIDE; 2 EMB'S LEFT SIDE (COLL.) NOV8. SAW BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT IN GRASSY SLOUGH NEXT TO OLD BAYSHORE HIWAY. BAIT-PEANUT BUTTER + BACON GREASE. LIGHT RAIN IN THE MORNING. TRAPS SET NEAR SLOUGH IN CRACKS MADE BY DRYING GROUND HAD NOTHING IN THEM. Z-68M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS ♂ STOMACH - VEG.MATTER Z-69M MUS MUSCULUS ♂ STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES.
Read Page
Page 206
{ "text": "18:09\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:54 26:57 26:59\n\n13:07 26:5 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 207
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV. 8 (CONT.) Z-70m MUS MUSCULUS ♀ STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. TUMOR OR CYST(?) FROM UPPER ABDOMINAL AREA COLLECTED. 4 PAIR MAMMAE (2 INGUINAL, 2 THORACIC). PART OF TAIL MISSING. 1 SCAR LEFT SIDE OF UTERUS. NOV. 14 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK CREEK (TO ½ MI W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN THICKETS, ETC. ALONG CREEK BED + IN BRUSH HEAPS ON SLOPE ABOVE CREEK. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER ON HALF THE TRAPS + HAMBURGER ON OTHER HALF. MICE TAKEN ONLY ON PEANUT BUTTER. Z-71m PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ♀ BRUSHY GULLY, STOMACH- VEG. MATTER WITH INSECT REMAINS + HAIR (ITS OWN?). PARASITES. 2 PAIR INGUINAL MAMMAE, NO EMB'S OR SCARS. Z-72m PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS ♂ ON WOODED (PINE + EUCALYPTUS) HILLSIDE. STOMACH-VEG, MATTER + INSECT REMAINS. SPECIMEN PARTLY EATEN IN TRAP - TAIL TIP MISSING. NOV15 SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE + 1 RAT TRAP IN WEED CHUMPS + BESIDE LOGS IN PASTURE ON EAST SIDE OF SAN BRUNO (BETWEEN
Read Page
Page 208
(21.07) 2UJ2RMO939 MTC -5 8 UH (TWO) [illegible] (21.07) 2UJ2RMO939 MTC -5 [illegible]
Read Page
Page 209
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV 15 BAYSHORE FREEWAY & CITY). BAIT- (CONTD) PEANUT BUTTER & MARGARINE. RAIN THIS A.M. Z-73M MUS MUSCULUS ♀ IN WEED CLUMP IN PASTURE. STOMACH CONTENTS- VEG. MATTER. NO GMB'S. WHITE BENEATH. Z-74M MUS MUSCULUS ♂ IN WEED CLUMP. STOMACH-VEG. MATTER, PARASITES, WHITE BENEATH. Z-75M MUS MUSCULUS ♂ IN WEED CLUMP. STOMACH-VEG. MATTER, PARASITES WHITE BENEATH. NOV.21 MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF, SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN DAMP WOODS UNDER BUSHES, IN BRUSH HEAPS, ETC. & ALSO 1 RAT TRAP BESIDE NEOTOMA NEST IN POISON OAK. BAIT-PEANUT BUTTER, OATS (COARSE) & HAM FAT. IN QUARRY 1MI. W.OFTOWN. Z-76M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♂ 1MM. WOODED HILLSIDE (MOSTLY PINE). STOMACH -VEG MATTER & REMAINS OF SMALL INSECT OR SPIDER. PARASITES. Z-77M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI ♂ IN DAMP WOODS. STOMACH-VEG. MATTER & INSECT REMAINS.
Read Page
Page 210
ЯМШОТ ЛАБ (КИ) ХАЛОЗГЛЭНХКЕЯР МАЯ, ЭИДАОСГАН-ХЭПТАМ ТУМОЯ М. А ЗИИТ ОЗЖУ И 9 ЗУЛИЦЕМ ЗИИ МЕС-5 -ЗИСТНОЧХОАМОТ2 ЭПИТЕРА МИ ГМУД МАЯР ЗИИХ, 2'АМЭ ОН ЗЭТАМ ЗИЙ ОЗЖУ И Б ЗУДИЦЕМ ЗИИ МПГ-5 ЭПТАМ ЗИЙ-ХОАМОТ2 ГМУДО НЕЗАМИ ЭПИКУ . ЗАЯСГАЯ ОЗЖУ И Б ЗУДЦЕМ ЗИИ МЕС-5 ЗИДАГОЯР ЭПТАМ ЗИЙ-ХОАМОТ2 ГМУДО .ВРАЗМАЯ ЭПИХГ ,Е100, 00ЭСТЕРМИЛЭЯРИИМ ИК А МАО МИДАЯГТ ЭЛУОМ О6 ТУО Т32 ЭЦ, ЗАОСЛИ ВЗИГА МИ ЗНУДР ДЗАОД ГОООО ТЗМ АМОТОЗМ ЗОНЗБ 9АЙТ ТБЫ / ОЗРА Ф ЗАЯ, ЭХХУА ТУМАЯ-ТЛА БООКОЗЛОГ МИ ИОТЭМИ МИ ЯСЛИДНИ, ТАБ МАН-Р (03100) Б ЧИРТ ЗУЗИМОЯЯ МАТ-5 НЕНТ2 (ЗАРХА120М) ЭОВЗМ ГОООО МИИ ХАМ2 ЗА ЭНАРГЭЯ, ХЭПТАМ ЗИЙ- ЗПИДАГОЯЯ. ЭОЯ92 90 Т32МИ ЧИРТ ЗУЗИМОЯЯ МСС-5 ЭПТАМ ЗИЙ-ХОАМОТ2 ЗОООД АНХА И Б ЗЗАМАЯГ ТОЗМИ Б
Read Page
Page 211
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV. 22 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK CREEK (2 MI. W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT IN FIELDS ABOVE CREEK & IN THICKETS IN CLEARING ALONG CREEED. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER & GREASE. Z-78M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS _______ Q DRY HILLSIDE FIELD. STOMACH -VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. NO EMB'S OR SCARS. Z-79M MICROTIUS CALIFORNICUS ______ Q BRUSHY CREEK BAND. STOMACH-VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. TUMOR OR CYST FROM LIVER CONNECTED. 2 SMALL EMB'S LEFT SIDE, NONE RIGHT SIDE. Z-80 M MICROTIUS CALIFORNICUS ______ Q BRUSHY CREEK BED. STOMACH -VEG. MATTER. PARASITES. NOV. 26 SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. Z-65 DENDROICA AUDUBON! ______ Q FOUND DEAD IN YARD AT 400 KENSINGTON AVE. STOMACH -MOSTLY INSECTS WITH A FEW IN SECT LARVAE + SEEDS. BILL, FEET. & LEGS & IRIS BLACKISH. PARASITE. OVARY VERY SMALL. 1 OR 2 OF THESE BIRDS WERE SEEN EVERY DAY IN THE YARD & AT OTHER HOUSES
Read Page
Page 212
{ "text": "JOURNAL\n\n51323021 +87 (0381902)\n\n[illegible]\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЛОЩАДКИ С ОБОРОТНЫМ ПОДСВЕТЫВАНИЕМ. В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ ЧЕГО БЫЛ ТРАВМИРОВАН 1 ЧЕЛОВЕК.\n\n2 ГОЛОДЯМ ЗУМОХЛАШТЯЮ М8С-5 А.А.А.Н 2012.4.11. УЖО О\n\nСВЯЗЬ С И.П.А.М. ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЙ В/Д ЗАСТУПАЛ НА ПОДЪЕМНИКОВЫЙ МЕСТО ПРОИЗОШЛА АВАРИЯ, КОТОРАЯ ПРИВЕЛА К ОБРУШЕНИЮ КОНСТРУКЦИИ П [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 213
J.C.ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL NOV.26 IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THIS MONTH. (CONT) NOV.29. SAW BRUNO CITY PARK CREEK (TO 2 MI. W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE-TRAPS ALONG CREEK BED IN THICKETS, ETC. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER & HAMBURGER. LAST NIGHT. Z-81M PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS_ ♂ IN BRUSHY CREEK BED NEAR PARK. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER & A LITTLE HAIR (ITS OWN ?) Z-82M PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS. ♀ ON BRUSHY CREEK BANK. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER & INSECTS. PARASITES. 3 PAIR MAMMAE (2 INGUINAL, 1 THORACIC) - ENLARGED. 1 SCAR RIGHT SIDE, 4 SCARS LEFT SIDE OF UTERUS. DEC.5 MILLBRAE, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT NEAR QUARRY 1 MI. WEST OF CITY. TRAPS SET IN WILLOW THICKET IN WET MEADOW IN FIELD & (3) ON OPEN ROCKY SLOPE, ALSO 2 PATTRAPS SET AROUND NEOOTOMA NEST SHOWING FRESH BINE TWIGS IN POISON OAK CLUMP. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER. Z-83M PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS_ ♂ BARE ROCKY SLOPE. STOMACH - MOSTLY VEG. MATTER WITH POSSIBLY A FEW INSECT REMAINS. PARASITE.
Read Page
Page 214
No text detected
Read Page
Page 215
C. ZIEGLER 1954 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL DEC 5 (CONT) Z - 84M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI? f /MM. WILLOW THICKET IN WET MEADOW. STOMACH - VEG MATTER & INSECTS. PARASITE. NO EMB'S. Z - 85M PEROMYSCUS TRUEI? m /MM. WILLOW THICKET IN WET MEADOW. STOMACH - INSECT REMAINS & SOME VEG. MATTER PARASITE ATTACHED TO OUTERSIDE OF EAR (COLL.) DEC 6 SAN BRUNO CITY PARK CREEK (TO 1/2 MI W. OF PARK), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS IN THICKETS, ETC. ALONG CREEK BED & ALSO IN DRY FIELD & WOODED GULLY ABOVE CREEK. BAIT: PEANUT BUTTER & GREASE. RAIN LAST NIGHT & THIS MORNING. Z - 86M MUS MUSCULUS ♀ BRUSHY THICKET BESIDE CREEK BED. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. PARASITES (?). NO EMB'S. Z - 87M REITHRODON TOMYS MEGALOTIS ♂ BRUSHY FIELD BORDER. STOMACH - VEG MATTER. SPECIMEN PARTLY EATEN IN TRAP.
Read Page
Page 216
No text detected
Read Page
Page 217
ZIEBWER 954 JOURNAL DEC.12 2 MILES N.E. OF SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS ALONG DICES + IN FIELD NEAR EDGE OF BAY SHORE. PART OF AREA APPARENTLY HAD BEEN FLOODED BUT WAS FIRM ENOUGH TO WALK ON. 8 OR 10 DEAD GULLS (TO FAR GONE TO IDENTIFY) ALONG EDGES OF PITS. OPEN BAY SHORE ABOUT 200 YARDS AWAY FROM TRAP SETS. BA IT - PEANUT BUTTER + BACON GREASE. NIGHT COLD (35-40°) + CLEAR. TRAPS SET IN GRASS CLUMPS - MANY IN MICROTUS RUNWAYS, SOME RUNWAYS FRESH. - 88 CAUGHT ON DICE, SKULL BROKEN. STOM. REITHRODONTOMYS VEGETABLE MATTER, SOME GREEN (SANICORNIA?) MICROTUS - 89 IN FIELD, PARASITES (FLEAS) + CYST FROM LIVER LOBE (COLL). STOM - GREEN VEGETABLE MATTER. (MOSTLY SANCORNIA) SHORT EARED OWL SEEN HUNTING OVER MARSH. HUNTERS OUT FOR DUCKS. BAIT ON MOST OF TRAPS NOT TOUCHED. FRESH SECTIONS OF SANICORNIA SP. IN MICROTUS RUNWAYS. DEC.13 (EAST) SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. 6 CARPODACUS MEXICANUS FOUND DEAD ALONG HIWAY, APPARENTLY HIT BY TRUCK WHEN FLYING IN FLOCK ACROSS ROAD. 5 COLLECTED. - 90, 91, 92, 93, 94. PARASITE FROM 90 (HOUSE) STOMACH CONTENTS - SEEDS + SAND (COLLECTED) VERY LITTLE FAT. DEC.14 SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF, JUNCO OREGANUS SEEN FROM WINDOW - ALBISTER SPECIES AT HOUSE TO DATE - (SEEN OR HEARD) CARPODACUS MEXICANUS
Read Page
Page 218
No text detected
Read Page
Page 219
ZIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL Dec 14 (cont) PASSER DOMESTICUS MELOSPIZA MELODIA ZONOTRICHIA LEUCOPHRYA CALYPTA ANNA EMPIDONAX SPP DENDROICA AUDUBONI EVPHAGUS CYANOCEPHALUS PIPILO FUSCUS OXYECHUS VOCIFERUS HYLOCICHLA GUTTATA TURDUS MIGRATORIUS PSALTRIPARUS MINIMUS LARUS SPP. JUNCO OREGANUS UNUSUAL - THAT THE TWO MALE CARPODREUS TAKEN DEC. 13 HAD RUST COLORED HEADS & RUMPS WHILE OTHER MALES SEEN TODAY IN THE SAME LOCALITY HAD DEEP ROSE COLORED HEADS & RUMPS. WHY THE DIFFERENCE? DEC 19 SE. CODE S.F. INTL AIRPORT, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET OUT 20 MOUSE TRAPS ALONG EDGE OF BAY LAST NIGHT. 8 TRAPS IN SPALICORNIA AT EXTRA HIGH TIDE LINE. OTHERS ON SMALL BLUFF ABOUT 2 FEET ABOVE THIS HIGH TIDE LINE. TWO MICROTUS & LEITHRODON TOMYS PLUS ONE MUS TAKEN ON BLUFF; 1 MUS AT HIGH TIDE LINE IN SPALICORNIA. ONE OF THESE MUS PURE WHITE BENEATH - EXCEPT FOR SCALY THICK & SLIGHTLY DUNTED HEAD COULD HAVE PASSED EASILY FOR DEER MOUSE. THE OTHER MUS GRAYISH-WHITE BENEATH (NEITHER MUS COLLECTED.)
Read Page
Page 220
41M THE OTHER WHITE MONGER. EXCEL FOR SOFT THAT SKILFULLY BRAVLED AND COMPARE HASTED FOR DEEP MERE THOUGH THE OTHER WHITE PAPER IS A AT HIGH THERE IN SPLIT-CUTTING WHICH WAS TAKEN ON BEHOLD I WILL ZYMORROGOSHTU-RELLI ZUTURIM OUT, SHIR BUTT ABOUT A FEET ABOVE A FRESH-TREE SPLIT HIGH LIKE OTHER ON SUMMA THAT NIGHT IN 1906 & THEN THAT PAR A.O. SMOLE MOKTA EARTY STOOM OS TOO T-32 JANUARY 1954: 3.2, 32, 32. 9120
Read Page
Page 221
ZIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL DEC 19 (CONT.) SOME MICROTUS RUNWAYS ALOWS EXTRA HIGH TIDE LINE NEAR BLUFFS. MANY IN BLUFFS. - 95 REITHRODON TOMYS 2 PAIR INGUINAL MAMMAE, , PAIR THORAEIC (ENLARGED) - STOM. CONTS VEGETABLE MATTER (DATHY SOLICORNIA ?) - 96 MICROTUS. FLEA COLLECTED. STOM. CONTS - GREEN VEGETABLE MATTER (SOLICORNIA ?) - 97 MICROTUS FLEA + TICK(?) COLLECTED. NO EMBS, BUT 2 PAIR INGUINALY 1 PAIR THORAEIC MAMMAE SLIGHTLY ENLARGED. STOM. CONTS GREEN VEGETABLE MATTER (SOLICORNIA ?) SEVERAL DUCKS SEEN DEAD AT WATERS EDGE. THERE PARTLY EATEN AS WAS ALSO A COOT + WHITE PERICAN. ALSO ONE CRIPPLED DUCK PADDLING AWAY FROM SHORE. SEVERAL DUCK HUNTERS IN BRADS AWAY FROM SHORE. THERE DEAD DUCKS APPARENTLY ONES THAT GOT AWAY - FOR A WHILE AT LEAST. LOST TWO TRAPS - ONE THRU LACK OF A MARKER & THE OTHER JUST GONE. ALL TRAPS SET 10'-20' FROM WATERS EDGE. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER + BACON GREASE. TEMP. 35-40 F. DEC 20 SET OUT 18 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT JUST ABOVE HIGH TIDE LINE ON BAYSHORE BETWEEN PAN AM, & UNITED AIRWAYS. CAUGHT TWO MUS - ONE COLLECTED TO SHOW WHITENESS OF UNDERPARTS. - 98 PARASITE COLLECTED. STOMACH CONTENTS - VEGETABLE MATTER. WITH BROKEN. MOST OF TRAPS NOT SPRUN ALTHO A COUPLE IN MICROTUS RUNWAYS SPRUNG BUT BAIT STILL INTACT. TEMP. 35 F. BAIT PEANUT BUTTER +
Read Page
Page 222
No text detected
Read Page
Page 223
ZIEGLER 1954 JOURNAL DEC 20 BARONGREAR. (CONT) ABOUT 20 NIGHT HERONS SEEN LAST NIGHT. THIS MORNING PHALACROCORAX SP, AECMOPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS (5), PE-LECNUS OCCIDENTALIS (2), CHNOTOPHORUS SEMIPALLIATUS (150-200!), AEURVIROSTRA AMERICANUS (1), FULICA AMERICANA (20), CARMERODIUS ALBUS (6), OTOCORIS AMPHISTRIS (10) ?, MYCTICORAX MYCTICORAX (2) & 100 SMALL-MEDIUM- SIZED SHOREBIRDS & PECKS. DEC 25 MYERS' HOME 48 MINZANITA RD., ATHERTON, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. & 26 SCIRUS NIGER SEEN ABOUT 1:00 P.M. ALSO AHN BADED SQUIRREL (S.GRISEUS OR S.NIGER?) MR. WILLIAM MYERS TOLD OF SEEING THE BLADE OFTEN BEFORE (POSSIBLY 30-4 OF THEM) LONHICTYX CALIFORNICA (4) BIRDS THERE DENOROA AUDUBONI, APHELOCOMA CALIFORNICA (5), BAEOLOPUS (NORNATUS (3), BALANOSPHYRA FORMICIVORA (+) ONE OF 3 ALONG MIDDLEFIELD RD STORKING REGANS PIPLO FUSCUS (6), ZONOTRICHIA LEUCOHAES (2), ZENAIJURA MAEROVRA (4), COLAPTES CAFER (2) TOXOSTOMA REDIVIVUM (1), CARPODAEUS MEXICANUS? BIRDS SEEN ALONG BAYSHORE BETWEEN MENGU PARK & SAN BRUNO INCLUDED FALCO SAPPHEIUS (4), ARDEA HERODIAS (2), CARMERODIUS FLUBUS (5), AECMORCORUS OCCIDENTALIS (3), LAPUSOP NYIPOCA SP. ENO 1954
Read Page
Page 224
{ "text": "(1) (205-071) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-047) (1) (1) 64140191697 6919079191672)\n(1) (195-047) (1) 24144,483465 2429049790740\n(1) (195-0 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 225
ZIEGLER 1955 CATALOGUE Ziegler, A.C. 1955 Catalogue nos. 99-219
Read Page
Page 226
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 227
C.ZIEGGLER 1955 CATALOGUE 1 MI. NE. SAN BRUNO (SALT MARSH), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. JAN 2, 1955 LOWEY UNI 99 ♀(SCARS) MUS 144-71-12-12 1 MI. SE. S.F. INTL AIRPORT (OLD BAYSHORE HWY), SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. JAN 23, 1955 LOWEY UNI KOWSEY UNI 100 ♂(TESTES 2X3MM) REITHRODON TOMYS 130-76-18-13 LOWEY T. UNI 101 ♂(TESTES 4X5MM) MICROtus + PARASITES 136-140-20-14 102 ♂(TESTES 4X6 MM) MICROTUS + PARASITES 143-42-21-13 MANZANITA RD, MENLO PARK, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. FEB 13, 1955 LOWEY UNI 103 ♀(OVARY NOT ENL.) I XOREUS NAEVIUS FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN APR 3, 1955 MVZ W2 104 FROG- MVZ W2 105 SNAKE 1033 MM. HIGASHI-KUSO (YAMO RIVER), SHIMOGIYOU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 6, 1955 MVZ 106 ♂(TESTES) BUNTING EMBERIZA FUCATA FUCATA FUSHIMIKU (TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 6, 1955 MVZ MV2 107 FROG- TO:DR.E.STOHLE UNIV.CAL.109 SNAKIL ALIVE " " 110 SNAIKL ALIVE " " 111 SNAIL ALIVE 108 ♀(OVARY SW. ENL.) BIRD (REISER?) CYANURUS CYANURUS
Read Page
Page 228
No text detected
Read Page
Page 229
C ZIEGLER 1955 CATALOGUE FUSHIMIKU (Q.MI. ABOWS OF TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 8, 1955 CALIF. MVZ 112 LIZARD CALIF. MVZ 113 ♀ (TESTES) BUNTING EMOBIZA SPOROCENIA PERSONATA KAMO RIVER, N. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 10, 1955 CALIF. MVZ 114 FROG- CALIF. MVZ 115 FROG CALIF. MVZ 116 FROG E. FUSHIMIKU (TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 13, 1955 CALIF. MVZ 117 ♀ (NO EMB'S) MOUSE 160-28-23-16(w) APR 15, 1955 TO UNIV.CALIF. MVZ 118 ♀ (EMB'S) MOUSE 162-26-23-16(w) CALIF. MVZ 119 ♂(TESTES) MOUSE 228-112-26-16(w) PARASITES LOWRY UNIV. 120 ♂ (TESTES) MOUSE 213-116-25-16(w) PARASITES ♂(PX13MM) ALIF. MVZ 121 ♂ (TESTES) MOUSE 211-101-26-17(w) PARASITES ⊕(PX15MM) E.STONAKER NWR Calif. 122 SNAIL DEAD " 123 SNAIL ALIVE " 124 SNAIL ALIVE " 125 SNAIL ALIVE ISHIOAKITACHIYO, HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOBAYOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU JAPAN. APR 16, 1955 " 126 SNAIL ALIVE " 127 SNAIL ALIVE " 128 SNAIL ALIVE " 129 SNAIL ALIVE " 130 SNAIL ALIVE " 131 SNAIL ALIVE
Read Page
Page 230
No text detected
Read Page
Page 231
ZIEGLER 1955 CATALOGUE KAMO RIVER, HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOJIYOKU KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 18, 1955 R. STANLIER UNIV.CALIF. 132 SNAIL ALIVE ISHIOAKITACHIYO, HIGASHI KUJO, SHIMOGIYOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 18, 1955 11(?) 133 LEECH JONANQU SHRINE, KOKUDO ROAD, FUSHIMIKU, KYOTOCITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 19, 1955 11 134 SNAIL DEAD 11 135 SNAIL ALIVE 11 136 SNAIL A LIVE 11 137 SNAIL ALIVE 11 138 SNAIL ALIVE E. HIGASHIYAMA KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 20, 1955 DISCARDED DISCARDED 139 BONES & BEETLE FROM OWL PELLETS. 140 TOOTH V. CALIF. MVZ 141 LIZARD PARASITE MATSUBARA DORI, HIGASHIYAMA KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 20, 1955 R. STANLIER UNIV.CALIF. 142 SNAIL ALIVE E. FUSHIMIKU (TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 22, 1955 UNIV.CALIF. MVZ 143 ♀(TESTES 8x13MM) MOUSE 200-98-26-16(W)+PARASITES TO UNIV.CALIF. MVZ 144 ♀(NO CEMMS) MOUSE (+ SKELETON) 186-92-25½-16(W)+PARASITES CALIF. MVZ 145 ♂(TESTES 23x5MM) MOUSE 134-65-22-15(W)+PARASITES CALIF. MVZ 146 ♂(TESTES 2x4MM) MOUSE 130-63-22-14(W)+PARASITES V.CALIF. MVZ 147 ♂(TESTES 6X11MM) MOUSE 202-97-26-17(W) +PARASITES
Read Page
Page 232
No text detected
Read Page
Page 233
C.ZIEGLER 1955 CATALOGUE APR 22, 1955 (CONT.) TO: UNIV.CALIF. Mvz 148 ♀ (SCROT) TO UNIV.CALIF. Mvz 149 ♂ (TESTES 2x5MM) To UNIV.CALIF. Mvz 150 ♀ (SCROT) MOUSE MOUSE MOUSE 210-100-24-16(W) PARASITES 200-100-25-12(W)PARASITES 211-96-25-17(W) PARASITES SHI-JO MARKET, NAKAN YOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN APR 25, 1955 151 EGG- 152 EGG- 153 EGG- 154 EGG- 155 EGG- YODO-SHI, KYOTO FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 27, 1955 TO: UNIV.CALIF. Mvz 156 FROG- To CALIF. Mvz 157 FROG- CALIF. To Mvz 158 LIZARD- STOBERGER Viv. Calif. "" "" "" 159 SNAK ( + OPERCULUM) DEAD 160 SNAK (+ OPERCULUM) DEAD 161 SEVERAL SMALL SNAKs FROM INSIDE #159+ #160. DEAD. 1 MI. W. YODO, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 29, 1955 CALIF. To Mvz 162 ♀ (EMB's) MOUSE CALIF. To Mvz 163 ♂ (TESTES 9x15MM) MOUSE CALIF. To Mvz 164 ♂ (TESTES 9x16MM) MOUSE Viv.CALIF. To Mvz 165 ♂ (TESTES) TO: UNIV.CALIF. To UNIV.CALIF. To CALIF. To Mvz 166 FROG- Mvz 167 FROG- Mvz 168 FROG- Calif.Mvz 169 FROG- DR. P.STOHLER UNIV.CALIF. 170 SNAK ALIVE 122-37-19-12(W) + PARASITES 162-58(TIP MISSING)-27-1(W) 206-102-25-16 (W) +PARASITES EMBERIZA SMOOTH-BILLED BUNTING
Read Page
Page 234
No text detected
Read Page
Page 235
C. ZIEGELER 1955 CATALOGUE APR 29, 1955 (CONT.) TO: DR. R. STOWLER UNIV. CALIF. 171 SNAIL ALIVE " " 172 SNAIL ALIVE " " 173 SNAIL ALIVE " " 174 SNAIL ALIVE " " 175 SNAIL ALIVE " " 176 SNAIL ALIVE (+ OPERCULUM) ALSO BODY SAVED. " " 177 SNAIL (+ OPERCULUM) ALIVE FUJINOMORI, FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 30, 1955 CALIF. MVZ 128 GECKO (+ TIP OF TAIL) YAWATA (SHRINE), KYOTO FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 1, 1955 TO: DR. R. STOWLER UNIV. CALIF. 179 SNAIL ALIVE " " 180 SNAIL DEAD MI. S. YAMASHINA, HIGASHIYAMAKU, KYOTOCITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 1, 1955 CALIF. MVZ 181 LIZARD CALIF. MVZ 182 LIZARD ICALIF. MVZ 183 LIZARD ICALIF. MVZ 184 NEWT ICALIF. MVZ 185 NEWT ICALIF. MVZ 186 NEWT ICALIF. MVZ 187 NEWT ICALIF. MVZ 188 NEWT UNIV. CALIF. MVZ 189 NEWT TO: UNIV.CALIF. V. CALIF. MVZ 190 FROG (TOAD?) V. CALIF. MVZ 191 FROG (TOAD?) IV. CALIF. MVZ 192 FISH ? (?)
Read Page
Page 236
No text detected
Read Page
Page 237
ZIEGELER 1955 CATALOGUE FUSINOMORI, FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 1, 1955 193 GECKO PARASITES KAMO RIVER, N. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 3, 1955 194 ♀ (EMB'S 8x10mm) MOUSE EMB'S COLLECTED, 198-101-25-17(W) PARASITES 195 SNAK ALIVE 196 SNAK ALIVE FUSINOMORI, FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 6, 1955 197 GECKO PARASITES YAWATA SHRINE, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 8, 1955 198 ♀ (5 SCARS) MOUSE 212-109-25-16(W) +PARASITES 199 ♂ (TESTES 3X5MM) MOUSE 187-92-25-17(W) +PARASITES 1MI. W. YOOO, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 10, 1955 200 ♀ (6 SCARS) MOUSE 198-98-25-16(W) 201 ♀ (4 SCARS) MOUSE 197-88-24-15½(W) 202 SNAK ALIVE '' 203 SNAK ALIVE '' 204 SNAK ALIVE. TOYO-YEN, E. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. MAY 13, 1955 205 ♀ (6 SCARS) MOUSE 207-110-25-16(W) PARASITES 206 ♂ (TESTES 2X3.5MM) MOUSE 177-95-23-15(W) +PARASITES 207 LEECH 208 SNAK ALIVE
Read Page
Page 238
No text detected
Read Page
Page 239
C. ZIEGLER 1955 CATALOGUE MAY 13, 1955 (cont.) TO: D.R. SPONLER UNIV. CALIF. (?) 209 ARACHNID (?) ISHIOAKITACHIYO, HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOGIYOUU, KYOTOCITY, HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 13, 1955 CALIF: MV2 210 ♀ (NO TESTES') RAT 224-111-33-1(w) PARASITES YAWATA SHREINE, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 15, 1955 CALIF: MV2 211 ♂ (TESTES) MOUSE 183-89-24-15(w) PARASITES MATSUO, UKYO-KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN MAY 17, 1955 D.R. SPONLER UNIV. CALIF. 212 SNAKE ALIVE ''(?) 213 CENTIPEDE ISHIOAKITACHIYO, HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOGIYOUU, KYOTOCITY, HONSHU JAPAN ''(?) 214 LEECH UNIV. CALIF. CAMPU'S, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. SEPT. 24, 1955 C. ROSS A.S.C. 215 ♂ (TESTES) EMPIDONAX IRIS: DARK BROWN 2200 BLOCK HASTEST, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF OCT. 13, 1955 '' 216 ♂ (TESTES) ♀ mm? WH.CR'S SPAREDEW? IRIS DARK BROWN NEAR NIES HOTEL, MOSSBEACH, SAN MATEO CO. CALIF. OCE 29, 1955 '' 217 ♂ (TESTES) ACROMYSCUS 153-23-20-16(w) '' 218 ♀ (TESTES) MICROVUS 142-4#-20-14(w)
Read Page
Page 240
No text detected
Read Page
Page 241
G. ZIEGLER 1955 CATALOGUE NEAR NYES HOTEL, MOSS BEACH, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. DEC 29. 1955 (CONT.) TO: ROSS S.C. 219 ♀ (NO EMB'S) MICROTUS 155-48-20-13½ (W) — ENO 1955 — CATALOGUE.
Read Page
Page 242
No text detected
Read Page
Page 243
C.ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL Ziegler, A.C. 1955 Journal
Read Page
Page 244
No text detected
Read Page
Page 245
ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL JAN 2. SALT MARSH 1 MI. NE. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CAHIF. BAY MARGIN ACROSS FROM PAN- AMERICAN AIRWAYS PARKING LOT. SET OUT 18 MOUSE TRAPS BAITED WITH PEANUT BUTTER-MARGARINE LAST NIGHT. HIGH WINDS 'TIL MIDNIGHT, THEN A LIGHT RINY-FINALLY CLEAR & COOL THIS MORNING. TEMP. 40° F +. BIRDS LAST NIGHT NYROCA? NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (8), CASMERODIUS AL? FULICA AMERICANA (10), OXYENUS VOCIFERUS (3), NUMENIUS AMERICANUS (?) (50), LARUS SP. (100), CATAOPTROPHUS SEMIPALMATUS (10), ASSORTED SMALL & MEDIUM SIZED CREE/BIRDS 100, RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA (10), STURNEA NEGLECTA (5), CARPPOCUS MEXICANUS (50), AECHMOPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS (2), DEAD ALONG WATER LINE Y IN FLATS - AECHMOPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS (1), [illegible] MEDIUM SIZED SHOREBIRD (1), LARUS SP. (4), FULICA AMERICANA? (1), - 99 ♀ (SKINS) 5!! PAIR OF MAMMAE (3TH, 2IN.) MUS STOMACH CONTENTS VEGETABLE MATTER. SOME KIND OF ERUPTION ON TOP OF BRAIN CASE PUS (?) UNDER COVERING OF SKIN BUT NOT AFFECTING SKIN. ONE OTHER MUS TRAPPED BUT FOUND ALMOST COMPLETELY EATEN IN TRAP, ONLY SKULL, PART OF FEATHER TAIL LEFT. "DROPPINGS FOUND ON TRAP. (MUS?) SHED SNAKE SKIN ON SMALL MOUND IN FLATS. ALSO MANY PELLETS (OR SCAT?) COMPOSED OF CRAYFISH OR CRAB SHELLS & MUSSEL (?) OR OTHER PURPLISH SHELL FRAGMENTS. HUNTER SHOOTING OVER MUO FLATS (SOX BROS JO
Read Page
Page 246
No text detected
Read Page
Page 247
ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL JAN2 OPEN WATER) PROBABLY AT GULFS OR SHORE. (CONT) BIRDS. MOST OF TRAPS IN FRATS NOT TOUCHED, BUT BAIT IN HALF OF TRAPS IN SALICORNIA ALONG DIKES GONE OR TRAPS SPRUNG. BIRDS THIS MORNING AECIMOPHORE'S OCCIDENTALIS (1), PEREGRINUS OCCIDENTALIS CAEMERODIUS ALBUS (-7), FULICA AMERICANA (5), NUMENIUS AMERICANUS ? (10), CATOPTROPHES SEMIPIANMATUS (50), LARUS SP (100), TOTANUS MELANOLEUCUS ? (1-BROKEN WING-), STURNERRA NEBLEETA (3), ANTHUS SPINOLCITTA (1), OTOCORIS APESTERIS ?? (12). PHOTOS - SALICORNIA ALONG EDGE OF BAY INLET - MUS EATEN IN TRAP. - MUS WHITE BENEATH. - PLANTS (2-3 FT ABOVE HIGH TIDE) SHOWING PATCHES OF SALICORNIA. (NO MICROTUS RUNWAYS HERE). JAN2 SALT MARSH, 1 MI NE. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. SET OUT 18 MOUSE TRAPS ABOUT 4:30 LAST NIGHT MOSTLY IN SALICORNIA PATCHES PEANUT BUTTER & HAMBURGER BAIT. BIRDS LAST NIGHT LARUS SP (50),NYCTICORAX NYTCICORAX (30). CLEAR, TEMP. 45° F. 4 OR 5 TRAPS SPRUNG OR RAIT GONE, BUT NO SPECIMENS. BIRDS THIS MORNING INCLUDED NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX(4), LARUS SP.(200), CASMERODIUS OLAB(X-5), STURNERRA NEBLECTA (5), OXYECHUS VOCIFERUS (1) AEDIVNI- ROSTRA AMERICANA (20), NYBOCA APANIS (?) (10)
Read Page
Page 248
2419107 38912 95 2111) тд х 1999 (СЗКН99, ША 2918 4-31401 ТОВ ЗРАГ в 29919-то ТКОМ 601+02 МИ 999Т ЗРЖХИ МЛ. ТАБЕ ТА 21191,225919 90 3100 29110 -21119 219919/510+А 21111090 2111Т ЗРЖ. 411110,220 211-432+39, (1) 211+611+510,200 411199/А+11У7 (+1199 НА 21100+51188) 999Атаа) (0) ? 2110/1/53МА 21111,МНН, (2) 2111Тот (011) 2 21914+,(02) 211+911+99111+32 0,1+311/12, (21111108А-1) ? 2115/2101М 11М (1)-011-2101149 2111ТНН, (2)-011-2112/К (51) 5' 210/83+А 2 110201 0 то-310 210+29 АИУ5021102 - 20704 ТЗМм 104 999Т МИ115119 21М- 11/11198-91111Н 21М- (011+111К ЗИ9А ТФ -0) ТЗМГ- 2110911М 011) АИУ9071102 30 25/1Т01 (395Н 2111104 611111192 ОНУ8А02 ЗН М1, 109111 ТЗБ2 011А= 51+00 00 601-Т108А 2991Т 3210М 91 ТУО Т:52 70111 11113001142 МИ ТКОМ. ТАБЕ ТЗАЛ ЗНХ 999168А9+911Т19 ТУ4119 АА (51) 92 211/11, ТАНН ТЗЛ 20918 3021. 91111-91311 (02) 1+90011М ТУ8 ЗИУ8Т1119 10-211992 29511 2 10+1 411/601 211Т 20918 2151112'12 011 11111, (119410111М 1+90011М А31111М (2)161А 211004511880, (015) 9- 11119111121191101 2110-3110 (2)-91039311 (01121111А АСМА ОЗ11111,080
Read Page
Page 249
ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL JAN 2 (CONT.) SALT MARSH, 1 MI. NE SAN BRUNO SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SALICORNIA ALONG EDGE OF BAY INLET MUS EATEN IN TRAP
Read Page
Page 250
No text detected
Read Page
Page 251
JESLER 1955 JAN 2 (CONT.) JOURNAL SALT MARSH, 1 MI. NE SAN BRUNO SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. MUS - WHITE BENEATH FLATS (2-3 FT. ABOVE HIGH TIDE) SHOWING PATCHES OF SALICORNIA (NO MICROTUS RUNWAYS NOW)
Read Page
Page 252
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 253
C. ZIEGWER 1955 JOURNAL JAN 23 1 MI SE. SAN FRANCISCO INT'L AIRPORT (OLD BAYSHORE HIWAY), SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 17 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT - 12 ON BAY MARGIN BESIDE OLD HIGHWAY + 5 ON ROADSIDE BANK AWAY FROM BAY. NO TRAPS ON FIELD SIDE OF HIGHWAY SPRING, BUT IN THOSE 6 FEET FROM WATERS EDGE IN SALICORNIA - 2 MUS (WHITISH BENEATH) NOT COLLECTED + 1 REITHRODONTOMYS (NOT COLLECTED - SKULL CRUSHED) WITH R. MEGAKOTS COLOR PATTERN - DARK BROWN DORSAL STRIPE, BROWN SIDES WITH RUFOUS LINE SEPARATING WHITE UNDERPARTS. + TRAPS SET IN SALICORNIA - SOME IN MICROTVS RUNWAYS. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER + HAMBURGER. TEMP 450 F. CLEAR, LITTLE WIND. - 100 REITHRODONTOMYS SKULL CRUSHED STOMACH CONTENTS - VEGETABLE MAT - 101 MICROTVS PARABITES COLLECTED. STOMACH CONTENTS GREEN VEGETABLE MATTER - SALICORNIA(?) BY THE SMELL. - 102 MICROTVS PARABITES COLLECTED. STOMACH CONTENTS SALICORNIA (?). SEVERAL SMALL SCABS NOTICED ON SIDES + BACK. BIRDS THIS MORNING AECHEPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS (3) (+1 DEAD ON SHORE), NYROCA AFFINIS(?) (40), OXYECHUS VOCIFERUS (1), STURNELLA NEGLECTA (5). FEB 6 SALT MARSH 1 MI N.E. SAN BRUNO, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. SET OUT 17 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT IN FLATS + SALICORNIA ALONG BAYSHORE. 2 MUS TRAPPED (WHITISH BENEATH) NOT COLLECTED. ONLY TWO OTHER TRAPS SPRUNG. BAIT- PEANUT BUTTER+ HAMBURGER. 450 - 550 F. CLEAR, SLIGHT N.W. WIND.
Read Page
Page 254
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 255
ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL FEB6 (CONT) BIRDS LAST NIGHT - LARUS SP., DEAD FULICA AMERICANA, NYROCA AFFINIS ?(10), NYCTORAY NYCTORAY (5), HERODIA ARDEA HERODIAS(1), FARCO SPARVERIUS(1). BIRDS THIS MORNING - AECHMOPHORUS OCCIDENTALIS(5), ARDEA HERODIAS(1), CASMEROIUS ALBUS(5), NYROCA AFFINIS? (10), FULICA AMERICANA(10), OXYECHUS VOCIFERUS(5), NUMENIUS AMERICANUS(20), RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA?(10), STURNELLA NEBHEETA (10), FEB 11 BIRD AT FEEDING STATION - 400 KENSINGTON AVE. SAN BRUNO. HYLOCICHLIA CUTINATA (COMPARETIVELY LIGHT BREAST SPOTS) ESTUARATA. FLOCK OF BOMBYCILNA CEDRUM (GROUPS) OVER UNITED AIRLINES MAINT. BASE. FEB13 JUNCO OREGANUS AT SAME FEEDING STATION. SAN BRUNO, MANZANITA RD., MENLO PARK, SAN MATEO CO., CAHIF. WEATHER CLEAR & WARM. - 103 IXOREUS NAEVIUS ♀ DEAD ABOUT 5 DAYS. APP. FLEW INTO WINDOW & KILLED ITSELF. MARKED BY DOG. ALSO, FEET & LEGS FRESH-COLORED BILLY & 1/2 IS DARK BROWN. STOMACH CONTENTS- SAND + UNIDENT. DARK STUFF. ALSO SEEN OR HEARD - ZENAIOURA MACROURA (1), COLAPTES CAPEY(1), PHELOCOMA CALIFORNIA(5), TOXOSTOMA REDIVIVUM(3), IXOREUS NAEVIUS(2), BOMBYCA CEDRUM(5), DENDROICA AUDUBONI (2), PIAYO FUSCUS(5), PIAYO MAEINATUS(1), JUNCO OREGANUS & ZONOTRICHTIA LEVCOPHREYS(2), TURDUS MIGRA(3)
Read Page
Page 256
No text detected
Read Page
Page 257
ZIEBNER 1955 JOURNAL FEB 24 400 KENSINGTON AVE, SAN BRUNO, PASSERELLA ILIACA, ONE AT FEEDING STA. MAR 1 195, ASAMA MARU, 300 MI FROM SAN FRANCISCO ON SOUTHERN ROUTE TO YOKOHAMA. WEATHER-CLEAR, COOL WIND-MODERATE N.W. 7:00 A.M.-LARUS ARGENTATUS (10), DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (3). 5:00 P.M.-DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES(16), LARUS ARGENTATUS(25). GLASS NET FLOAT SEEN THIS MORNING. MILAGES ARE FROM NOON POSITION REPORT, MAR 2 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 700 MI. FROM SAN FRANCISCO, WEATHER-PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL OCC. LIGHT RAIN. WIND-MODERATE W. 8:00 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (9), DIOMEDEA, IMMUTABILIS (1)-TAIL BOB ENDING WITH BLUE NOTCH. UNDERWINGS WHITISH WITH DATAL BORDER ALL AROUND., LARUS ARGENTATUS (2)(1) BROKEN LEG. 5:00 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (13)-TWO OF THESE SHOWED WHITE RUMP & WHITE UNDER-TAIL COVERTS & LOWER STOMACH. ADULTS? LARUS ARGENTATUS(2)-STILL THE ONE WITH THE BROKEN LEG. MAR 3 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 1000 MI. FROM SAN FRANCISCO WEATHER- MOSTLY CLEAR, STRONG S. WIND. 8:00 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (14) INCLUDING 2 ADULTS. 10:30 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (12), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (1), LARUS ARGENTATUS(2)(1). 2:00 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (14), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (1) STILL FAR IN BACK OF SHIP.
Read Page
Page 258
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 259
BIEGLER 955 JOURNAL MAR 3 6:00 P.M. - DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (20), (CONT) MAR 4 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 1500 MI. OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO. WEATHER - RAINY, STRONG S. WIND. SEA TEMP. - 57° F. 11:30 A.M. - DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (18) - 4 OF THESE WITH WHITE RUMPS & UNDERTAIL COVERTS. SEVERAL MORE WITH WHITE UNDER- TAIL COVERTS & PERHAPS JUST A TRACE OF WHITE OR NONE AT ALL ON RUMP. 6:00 P.M. - DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (16) - AT LEAST 1 ADULT (?) SEEN. DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (2) CLOSER TO SHIP THAN BEFORE. MAR 5 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 1900 MI OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO. WEATHER - CLEAR, COOL STRONG W. WIND. 9:00 A.M. - DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (10), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (1) ALSO ONE SMALL OCEAN BIRD - BLACK ABOVE WHITE BELOW . FLYING WITH OCCASIONAL PLAPS & MUCH SAILING CLOSE OVER THE WAVE CRESTS & TROUGHS, TOO FAR OFF TO GET COLOR OF BILL OR MUCH OF ANYTHING ELSE. PERHAPS PUFFINUS (PISITHOMELAS)??. 5:30 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (10) MAR 6 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 2200 MI OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO WIND - MODERATE W. WEATHER - RAINY, COOL AM. VISIBILITY - 3 MI CLEAR, WARM P.M. VISIBILITY ->
Read Page
Page 260
No text detected
Read Page
Page 261
ZIEGLER 1954 (TANSCRIBED) JOURNAL, MAR 6 (Cont.) 8:00 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPE (2), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (2)-ONE QUITE CLOSE TO SHIP. 2:30 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPE (2)- ADULTS. DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (2)- FAR BACK IN WAKE OF SHIP. SMALL PUFFINUS ORISTHOMELAS ? (DESCRIBED MAR 6-ABOVE) - SEEMED TO HAVE SORT OF AN INCOMPLETE THROAT STRIPE - FLYING ALONG WITH SHIP PERHAPS 300-400 YARDS OUT. ALSO 2 & 17 RELATIVELY LARGE BIRDS WITH GREYISH MANTLE & WHITE NECKS, TAILS & UNDERPARTS, WING-TIPS "INK DIPPED" BLACK WITHOUT SPOTS. ON SOME THE FACE SEEMED TO BE BLACK, BUT BECAUSE OF THE DISTANCE I COULDN'T BE SURE. FRIGHT LIKE THAT OF GULL - MOSTLY FLAPPING NOT GLIDING. PERHAPS RISSA TRI DACTYLA. 5:00 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPE (4)- TWO ADULTS. DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (3) CLOSE TO SHIP. ALSO ONE PUFFINUS SP.? FAR OUT SWIMMING THE WATER & 4 MORE GULL-LIKE BIRDS (RISSA TRI DACTYLA ?) FLYING AWAY FROM SHIP AS IT PASSED. ONE ON THE WATER - GULL OR TERN-LIKE ATTITUDE. MAR.7 MS. PRAMA MARU, 2550 MI. OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Read Page
Page 262
{ "text": "(2) 2915270 АЗОЗМОЙ МА 00:8\nАИР 350 (3) 21ВГАТУМЫ АЗОЭМОЙО\n9.42 от 32010\n(3 3-915270 АЗОЗМОЙ М9 05:2\n21ВГАТУМЫ АЗОЭМОЙО 27160\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n28270,5 28270,5 28270,5 28270,5\n2827 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 263
C. ZIEGLER 1954 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MARCH? (CONT.) WEATHER - MOSTLY CLEAR, SLIGHT S.W. WIND. (A.M.) WARM. P.M. WIND-STRONGS. 9:00 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (13) - AT LEAST 4 ADULTS. DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (1). 12:00N SMALL PUFFINUS(?) FLYING QUITE A WAY OUT FROM SHIP. DARK ABOVE, QUITE WHITE BELOW. FLIGHT VERY SWIFT - GLIDING + FLAPPING LIKE A SWALLOW. 5:00P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (18), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (7) - THESE BIRDS ARE A LITTLE HARD TO SPOT - AT ONE TIME I ONLY SAW 4 BUT A MINUTE OR TWO LATER GARBAGE WAS DUMPED OVERBOARD + 7 OF THEM LANDED ON THE WATER. ALSO SAW TWO SMALL DARK-BARRELED, WHITE-UNDERPARTED BIRDS TOO FAR OFF TO IDENTIFY + TWO GULLS WITH BLACK-TIPPED WINGS FLYING ALONG. VERY FAR OUT FROM THE SHIP. MARCH 9 (MAR 8 SKIPPED) CROSSING DATE LINE- M.S. ASAMA MARU, 1900 MI. OUT OF YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. WEATHER - RAINY, COLD. STRONG SW, WIND. VISIBILITY-2-3 MI. 8:00 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES(5), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (3). 3:00 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (10), DIOMEDEA [illegible] IMMUTABILIS (1).
Read Page
Page 264
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] - (EO) [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (6) 2118АТУММИ ИМКА7 (S)211Н9710 +АМ2 МОО'С1 91148 ИАОГ9 ТУО КАН - А ЭТИЛО .СОЛЭР ЭТИХУ ЭТИЛА, ЭТОРА Л9А0 - [illegible] - [illegible] (6) 211Н9710 +АМ2 МОО'С1 (9/1) ЭСАГ3АИ АЗОЭМОИ0 М900:2 АНА ЭССЫТ -(S) 2118АТУММИ АЗОЭМОИ0 ТА - Т920Т ОСЯК ЗИЛЛА А ЭФКА А ТУ8 + КАВ КАН.Т ЭМИТ ЭНО ЗЕАГГАД ШСТАЛ ОНТ 30 ЭТУММИ ЭО С-ХОАОБООЖ10 АЭ9МЛЯ ЭА0 ЭТЕАК ЭИТ ИО ОЗОУАИ МЭНТ ЭЗХА8-Е880 МАР2 ОСИТ КАВ2 ОТА ЯЛ9 00Т 209.8 АЗИ989Э101 ЭТИХУ ИЛУ 2 1148 ОНТ + [illegible] ОТ 430 [illegible] (9/1) ЭСАГ3АИ АЗОЭМОИ0 М900:2 (8) 2118АТУММИ АЗОЭМОИ0 (7) ЭСАГ3АИ АЗОЭМОИ0 М900'С (6) 2118АТУММИ ЭЗЭБИН АЗО-МОИ0
Read Page
Page 265
C. ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAR 10 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 1500 MI. OUT OF YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. WEATHER - MOSTLY CLEAR, COOL. WIND - STRONG NW. A.M. P.M. - MODERATE NE. 11:00 AM DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (5), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (9) 3:00 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (5), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (9) - MOSTLY CLOSE TO SHIP. 5:30 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (4), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (6). MAR 11 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 1150 MI. FROM YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. WEATHER - COLD, RAINY. WIND - STRONG W. TO NW. 8:20 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (1), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (1). 2:30 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (15) - SOME BESIDE & IN FRONT OF SHIP. DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (4) - 3 OF THEM NEAR STERN, 1 QUITE FAR BEHIND SHIP. BILL + FEET FRESH-COLORED, UNDERSIDES OF WINGS WHITE WITH COMPLETE BLACK BORDER & BLACK PATCH IN THE WHITE NEAR BEND OF WING. MAR 12 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 925 MI. FROM YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. WEATHER - CLEAR, WARM. MODERATE WEST WIND. 9:30 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (3),
Read Page
Page 266
(2) 83A,9AIH-A303M01D M.A 05:11 (P) 2148ATMM-A303M01D (2) 2=A192IHA-A=45M01D M.9 06:2 Y-120M (P) 2148ATIIM-A303M01D 9.H2 OT-32047 (H) 250,9AIH A303M01D .M.9 05:2 (D) 2148ATMM-A303M01D MA97 M 0211 URAM AMORA 2M 11.9A MA9AT AMAHOKI MA9TB-OMIH .MA9 01:02 -9IMTA3IH .MIH OT MIH (H) 250,9AIH A303M01D M.9 05:8 (D) 2148ATIIM-A303M01D (2) 2=A192IHA-A=45M01D M.9 06:2 9.H2 TO-TMORF MIT 30155A EMOC MENT 7E-(H) 2148ATIIM-A303M01D NEWS SIGN / WHITE FREE CORDED UNDER NEW SIGN / BLACK BOTH IN THE WHI ETIHU ZHT MI HOKAG JCKIA+ JSDSOGA .MIH TO ONYA OAY
Read Page
Page 267
C. ZIEGELER 1955 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL MAR.12 DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (7), ALSO (CONT.) 1 GULL (?) BLACK-TIP'D WINGS-SAME AS SEEN BEFORE. 12:00 N. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (2), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (7)-3 OR 4 NEAR STERN, THE OTHERS FAR BACK. PATCHES OF SEAWEED SEEN. MAR.13 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 425 MI. FROM YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. WEATHER- CLOUDY, RAINY. VERY STRONG SSW. WIND. 10:00 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (6), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (2). 2:30 P.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (8), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (2). MAR.14 M.S. ASAMA MARU, 50 MI. FROM YOKOHAMA, JAPAN. WEATHER- PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL, WIND- SLIGHT N. 9:30 A.M. DIOMEDEA NIGRIPES (10), DIOMEDEA IMMUTABILIS (3). MAR.31 KYOTO, KYOTO-SHI, HONSHU, JAPAN. TOOK A BIKE TRIP EAST OF HIROSHI- KYO TO LOW HILLS & FIELDS ALONG KAMO RIVER. 15 MILVUS MIGRANS ALONG RIVER. IN HILLS- STREPTOPEDIA ORIENTALIS (1), PLATONIA ARENSIS (3), HIRONOO RUSTICA (1), LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (1), (HOREITES CANTONS (2), PASSER MONTANUS
Read Page
Page 268
21A (21) 18АТИММИ АЗОЖМОЙГ м. ЗАМИН АЗРАИТ+10АЛД (5) ХУЛА (700 3007-29 КЭЗЭ 20 (4) -ЗАГАШИН АЗОЖМОЙГ и 00'51 м. УДАС-(6) 21,18АТИММИ АЗОЖМОЙГ ХИТРАЯ . 1900 ГАД 20-ИНТОЭНТ М9312 КЭЗЭ ОЭЗШАЗЭ 70 модэ им зен, усам амаяа 2.М элсат загат аманолоп юду хмад, ундао- энтэгэн явуд шээ эностэ (1) загазайн азожмоид м.А 00'01 (2) 21,18АТИММИ АЗОЖМОЙГ (3) загазайн азожмоид .м 9 08:5 (4) 21,18АТИММИ АЗОЖМОЙГ модэ им оз, усам амаяа 2.М +11,9ат загат аманолоп юду ханда хитад- энтэгэн и тудуз - овик (0) загазайн азожмоид .м.А 08'Р (2)21,18АТИММИ АЗОЖМОЙГ загат бунмон, ине-оток, оток 18:39 идажин то тээс 9ист элиа -а юот юота 20.1эг+ 2айн (00) от отик змагаим зүүм зI . гэний амак шени-эвта (1)АДЭЙГО АЛЭЭРЭЭТЭ -2айн ит омбуйн (2)2,2ээгээ охана (1) ,(0)2,2АНАЭЯА зыма. (1) айтгаа змета9ээдээя (5) 2мэуэээ эгээон
Read Page
Page 269
C. ZIEGELR 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 3. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, A.M. JAPAN. CLOUDY, WARM. WIND-SLIGHT SET OUT 16 MOUSETRAPS & 1 RAT TRAP ALONG DIKES IN RICE & VEGETABLE FIELDS LAST NIGHT. BAIT-PEANUT BUTTER. FIELDS WET-CRAYFISH HOLES, ONE CRAYFISH SEEN THIS MORNING, TRAPS NOT TOUCHED. SET OUT 2 LARGE & 1 SMALL BIRD NET THIS A.M. ABOUT 5:15. NO CATCH. ALAUDA ARVENSIS ALREADY SINGING. SOME SPECIES OF TURDUS(?) (5) SEEN IN FIELDS. ALSO 3 MILVUS MIGRANS AT 5:45, 104 SMALL GREEN FROG PICKED UP IN GRASS ALONG DIKE. APPLE-GREEN ABOVE WITH BLACK PATCH OVER RT. EYE. WHITISH BELOW. IN 1:14 FORMALIN. BIKE TRIP TO HILLS IN EAST FUSHIMIKU THIS P.M. WALKED THRU WOODS OF MOSTLY BAMBOO WITH UNCUT UNDER- BRUSH HIGHER UP. BIRDS- MILVUS MIGRANS (5) IN FIELDS, ALAUDA ARVENSIS (4) IN FIELDS, LANIUS BOCEPHALUS (?), HORCITES CANTANS (3) SINGING, PASSER MONTANUS (?) IN VILLAGE. POINT OF INTEREST NEAR HERE- NICE VIEW "TOYO-YEN" - T.B. HOSPITAL NEARBY. STREAMS RUNNING DOWN BOTH SIDES OF RIDGE.
Read Page
Page 270
{ "text": "1987 оны тавдугаар сарын хоёрдугаар өдөр БНХАУ Улаанбаатар хотноо болсон \"БНХАУ-Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар хоорондын хэлэлцээний дүгнэлт\"-ийг хүргэнэ.\n\n1. Холбооны Засгийн газрын 1986 оны 05 сарын 27-ний өдрийн 34 тоот бодлогын шийдвэрээр Монгол Улсын төсвийн 1987 онд БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n2. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n3. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n4. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n5. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n6. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n7. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n8. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n9. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n10. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n11. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n12. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n13. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n14. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n15. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n16. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n17. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n18. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n19. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n20. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n21. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n22. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n23. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n24. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n25. Монгол Улсын Засгийн газар БНХАУ-тай хийх худалдааны хэмжээг 1987 онд 50 сая ам.доллар болгож, 1986 оны 30 сая ам.доллароос дээш нэмэгдүүлсэн.\n\n26. Монгол Ул [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 271
J.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 3 (CONT.) 105 GREENISH-GREY SNAKE 1033mm COILED ON BUNDLE OF BRUSH HIGH ON DRY, SUNNY, CUT-OVER HILLSIDE. IN 1:9 FORMALIN. PICKED UP BUTTERFLY (?) PLAIN FROM WOODED SLOPE. ALSO SAW LIZARD OR SKINK BUT COULDN'T CATCH HIM. WALKED ALONG STREAM BED UNDER LOGGY ROCKS IN WOODS BUT NO MORE LUCK. APR 6. HI GASHI/KUJO (KAMO RIVER), SHIMOGI- YOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. A.M. - CLEAR, COLD (30°F) FROST - WEEDS FROZEN. SET OUT 12 MOUSE TRAPS BAITED WITH PEANUT BUTTER & RAW RICE LAST NIGHT IN WEED CLUMPS ON N. BANK OF RIVER, NO TRAPS SPRUNG. SET OUT 4 BIRD NETS ALONG BANK THIS MORNING ABOUT 4.45. JUST LIGHT ENOUGH TO SEE WELL THEN. 106 BUNTING (EMBERIZA FUCATA _________) ♂ TESTES OO CAUGHT IN BOTTOM PART OF NET. IT IS DARK BROWN, LEGS FLESH COLORED. BILL HORN, UPPER MANOIBLE DARKER. NO PARASITES. STOMACH EMPTY. FIRST COLLECTION OF THIS SPECIES. 8 MILVUS MIGRANS FLYING TO RIVER
Read Page
Page 272
2023 182 (4281902м) [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 273
C. ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL APR 6 FUSHIMIKU,(TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. GRUB FROM ROTTED STUMP NYCTEREUTES PROCYONOIDE'S MAY 5, 1955 KYOTO ZOO, HONSHU, JAPAN.
Read Page
Page 274
No text detected
Read Page
Page 275
A.C.ZiEgErE 1955 JOURNAL Kyoro Zoo, Kyoto City, Honshu, Japan. May 5 Nyctereutes Procyonoides Nyctereutes Procyonoides
Read Page
Page 276
[illegible] Март Краснодар, Краснодарский край [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 277
L. ZIEGHER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 6 (CONT) FROM THE SE. AT 5:00 AM. EGRETIA S.P. FLYING OVERHEAD. PHLODIA AREVENSIS (5) SINGING. TIVROUS NAY- MANNI (2) & PERHAPS 8 OTHERS OF THIS SPECIES. PASSER MONTANUS (10) P.M. FUSHIMIKU (TOYOYAEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. HILED WITH MRS. ZIEGHER TO THE HILLS + THEN WOODS AS ON APR. 3RD. WAKE DUG OUT A ROTTED TREE (PHOTO) STUMP + FOUND 9 LARGE GRUBS + A CLICK BEETLE. 107 SMALL GREENISH-GREY FROG FOUND BESIDE ROTTED TREE TRUNK. PERHAPS DUG-OUT OF THE ROTTING WOOD. DARKER LONGITUDINAL PATCHES ON DORSAL SIDE. IN 1 1/4 FORMDOWN, SET OUT A BIRD NET IN WOODS BESIDE A STREAM + SCATTERED RAW RICE AROUND IT. CHECKED 2.5 HOURS LATER. 108 ♀ (OURAY) TARSIGER CYANURUS IRIS-DARK BROWN. FEET + LEGS BROWN. BILL BLUED. STOMACH- INSECT REMAINS, ALSO COLLECTED 3 LARGE SNAKES FROM UNDER PILES OF BAMBOO TOPS ON HILLSIDE.
Read Page
Page 278
ХАЛДИҮГТ 2012 оны 12 дугаар сарын 31-ний өдөр ТӨСӨЛ Бүгнээс нийлбэр 9.2 Улаанбаатар хотод 2013 онд (2) 212 мянган 2 сарын 8-ны дараах үеэс буюу 60 мянган Ашигт малтмал 93200 тн. 210000 тн зүйлээс Төрийн хөрөнгийн нийлбэр . М.9 Нөөц нэгжүүд МТГ-т оролцох, 29 мянган тонн дээр Бүгд өвөлжөө 20000 тнт хийгээд 21000 зүйлээс 21000 тн. А нэгдэл эрхлэх А/т 24000-аас дээш р амьтан +9 мянган . Эндээс 60000
Read Page
Page 279
ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 6 (CONT.) 109 SNAIL ALIVE BODY WITH STRIPES LIKE SHELL. 110 SNAIL ALIVE SIMILAR TO 109 111 SNAIL ALIVE BIRDS SEEN: MILVUS MIGRANS (3), STREPTOPHELIA (ORIENTALIS ?) (3), PLUVIO ARVENSI S (5)-IN FIELDS, CORVUS SP. (2), TURDUS SP. (4), LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (2)-KEEPING UP A CONSTANT SQUEAKING & CHATTERING & ONE GIVING WING FLUTTERING MOTIONS OF YOUNG BIRD BUT FULL-SIZED(MAYBE COURSHIP DISPLAY ?), HORCITES CANTORUS (2)- CALLING, PASSER MONTANUS (10). APR 8 HIGASHIKYO, SHIMOGIYOKU(KAMORINJO) KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. WEATHER- CLEAR, WARM, A.M. SET OUT H BIRD NETS AT 5:10 A.M. NO BIRDS. BIRDS SEEN: CORETTA SP. (1), MILVUS MIGRANS (6), PLAVIAO ARVENSI S (8), TURDUS MAUMANNI (10), PASSER MONTANUS (2), EMBERIZA CLOIDES (4), EMBERIZA FUCATA (1). P.M. PUSHIMIKU(2MI. RADIUS OF TOYO-YEN) KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. PARTLY CLOUDY,WARM. WIND-SLIGHT. TOOK A BIKE TRIP THRU HILLS & HIKED AROUND FUSHIMI WATER FILTER PLANT!
Read Page
Page 280
Иванов Иван Александровский район г. Москва 1946 г. Родился 20 июня 1946 года, жена Анна Ивановна Сын Петр Иванов Иван Александровский район г. Москва 1946 г. (1) 21 мая 1946 г., в 23:52 (2) 20 июня 1946 г. (3) 20 июня 1946 г. (4) 20 июня 1946 г. (5) 20 июня 1946 г. (6) 20 июня 1946 г. (7) 20 июня 1946 г. (8) 20 июня 1946 г. (9) 20 июня 1946 г. (10) 20 июня 1946 г. Иванов Иван Александровский район г. Москва 1946 г. Мать Мария Ивановна, отец Петр Иванович Сестра Ольга Ивановна Дядя Сергей Иванович Тетя Анна Ивановна Брат Дмитрий Иванович Внучка Елена Ивановна Внук Максим Александрович (1) 21 мая 1946 г. (2) 20 июня 1946 г. (3) 20 июня 1946 г. (4) 20 июня 1946 г. (5) 20 июня 1946 г. (6) 20 июня 1946 г. (7) 20 июня 1946 г. (8) 20 июня 1946 г. (9) 20 июня 1946 г. (10) 20 июня 1946 г.
Read Page
Page 281
C. ZIEGLER 1956 (TANSCRIBED) JOURNAL Apr 8 (cont.) 3 LIZARDS SEEN, 1 CAUGHT. 112 BROWNSH-GREY LIZARD (TAIL MISSING). UNDER PARTS GREENISH- WHITE. CAUGHT IN LEAVES ON FOREST SLOPE, IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 4 FOOT SNAKE (SAME AS 105?) SEEN BUT WAS UNABLE TO CATCH IT. SET OUT A BIRD NET IN BAMBOO GROVE BESEIDE WATER HOLE FROM 2:00 PM- 4:30 PM. ONE BIRD. 113 ♂ (TESTES) EMBERIZA SPODO- CEPHALA. IRIS DARK BROWN. FEET & LEGS PLESH. BILL IVORY WITH TOP OF UPPER MANDIBLE BLACK, STOMACH- SAND, INSECT REMAINS + PERHAPS A FEW SEEDS. (AO'-GI). BIRDS SEEN: MILVUS MIGRONS (8), STREPOTOPERIA(ORIENTALIS?) (4), ALAROA ARENSIS(10), HIEVMOO RUSTICA (4), CORVUS SP (3), TUROLVS NAUMANNI (30) - MOSTLY ON THE HILLTOPS WHERE THEY SEEMED TO CONGREGATE - CARK QUITE SIMILAR TO OUR T. MIGRATORUS, LANIVS BICEPHALUS (2) - ONE OF THESE CAUGHT IN SMALL TOWN, NOREITES CONTAINS (10) - ALL CALLING, PASSER MONTONUS(10)
Read Page
Page 282
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (2583) в з\11 4980 2151 АЛАН-АД УНДА АРЗЗЭГ ЭДЭЛТЭ ЗЭБЭ. ХУМАА ЭНДИЙНХЭ ЭСЭГЛЭН ЭГӨТ НИЦЭ ТӨВЛИ ТӨГЗНИ, ОНАРА-ХЭЯМТОГ. НААЛА 21332 (ЭДЭ А ЦААНХООН Х 2Н ИЙМЭЭ) . (12-06) [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] АНААЛА ТӨГЗНИ, ОНАРА. (ОБ) ХУМАМНУГА СТ ОЗМЭЭЗЭ ТЭХТ ЗӨРӨЛДИ. 290ТЛИН [illegible] 211ХАЙ, 2УГӨТАСЭИМ Т АЮО ОТ [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 283
C. ZIEBLER 1956 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL APR 8 (CONT) IN TOWNS & FIELDS, EMBERIZA SPODOCEPHALA (2) - ONE OF THESE NETTED! ALSO H UNIDENT. QUAIL OR PHEASANT IN WOODS. NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (1) SEEN OVER KAMO RIVER AT DUSK. ALSO MANY BATS THERE. APR 9 KAMO RIVER, N. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. SET OUT 17 MOUSE TRAPS ON S. BANK OF RIVER LAST NIGHT IN WEED CLUMPS & GRASS. BAIT PEANUT BUTTER, FLOUR & RAW RICE MIXED. NO MICE BUT 1 TRAP SPRUNG & DEAD RATTUS SP BESIDE IT. NOT COLLECTED. APR 10 KAMO RIVER, N. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. A.M. - CLOUDY, WARM SET OUT 17 MOUSE TRAPS IN BRUSH & GRASS ON S. BANK OF RIVER LAST NIGHT. BAIT - PEANUT BUTTER, FLOUR & RAW RICE. NO CATCH BUT 3 TRAPS SPRUNG & BAIT GONE FROM ABOUT HALF OF THEM. MAYBE INSECTS ATE IT. SET OUT 4 BIRDCNETS IN RICE & WHEAT FIELDS WITH MR SHINZO WATANABE AT 4:30 AM. NO BIRDS BIRDS SEEN: MILVUS MIGRANS (0), EGRETTA SP. (7+1), STREPTOPELIA (ORIENTALIS?) (1), ALAUDA ARVENISIS (9), CORVUS SP.(1), TURDUS NAUMANNI (8), MOTACILLA ALBA (1) (2,3)
Read Page
Page 284
No text detected
Read Page
Page 285
.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APRIO (CONT.) LANIUS BUCCAWALUS (1), PASSER MONTANUS (10), EMBERIZA (CIOIDES?)(5) 114 SMALL BROWNISH (CHANGING TO GREEN LATER) FROG. CAUGHT IN GRASS ALONG KAMO RIVER. WHITISH UNDERPARTS WITH GROIN & LEGS SHOWING ORANGESHTINGS. IN 1/14 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 115 SMALL GREENISH FROG. WHITISH BENEATH. GREY-GREEN SLOPCHES ALONG SIDES. CAUGHT IN GRASS BESIDE SMALL DITCH IN RICE PADDY. IN 1/14 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 116 SMALL BROWNISH-GREEN FROG, SLIGHTLY WARTY. DARKER SPOTS ABOVE. UNDER PARTS WHITISH WITH GROIN & UNDER LEGS QUITE REDDISH. CAUGHT IN SMALL DITCH IN RICE FIELD BY MR. SHINZO WATANABE. IN 1/14 FORMALIN. INJECTED. P.M. E. FUSHIMIKU (TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. A LITTLE RAIN, WARM. WIND: SLIGHT. BIDE TRIP TO FUSHIMI FILTER PLANT + ON FOOT THRU WOODS NEAR THERE. BIRD NOT SET IN BAMBOO ON HILLSIDE ABOVE STREAM BED 2:00 P.M.-4:00 PM. NO BIRDS. SMALL (2") CRAB WITH EQUAL CLAWS FOUND UNDER ROCK IN
Read Page
Page 286
No text detected
Read Page
Page 287
C.ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 10 (CONT.) SHALLOW WATER WHERE STREAM EMPTIED INTO LAKE. 2 TURTLES SUNNING ON LOG IN LAKE. MILVUS MIGRANS (6), STREPTOPERA SP. (5), ALCEDO ATTHIS (1)-FIRST OF SEASON SEEN, ALAUDA ARVENSI(S)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNDO RUSTICA (10), CORVUS SP (1), TURCUS NAVMANATI (10), MOREITES CONTANS(10)-CALLING, PASSER MONTANUS (4)-IN TOWN. APR 13 E. FUSHIMIKU (TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. CLEAR, WARM. WIND-SLIGHT. CAMPED BACK OF FUSHIMI FILTER PLANT NEAR TOYO-YEN LAST NIGHT. SET OUT 17 MOUSE & RAT TRAP. BAITED HALF OF THEM WITH "MISO" (CRUSHED, SALTED & SMOUKD BEANS) & THE OTHER HALF WITH MIXED NUTS. CAUGHT ONE MOUSE ON NUTS. 117 ♀(NO EMBS) APODEMUS? 160-78-23-16(W) GREYISH BROWN ABOVE, WHITISH BENEATH. SLIGHTLY HAIRY TAIL. H TOES FOREFOOT, 5 TOES REAR FOOT. STOMACH-VER. MATTER. UNDER LOG NEAR CREEK BED, THREE OTHER TRAPS SPRUNG BUT BAIT (MISO) IN ONLY ONE OF THESE GONE, NOT BAIT IN RAT TRAP SET BESIDE 1.5"DIA. HOLE ON WOODED HILLSIDE GONE BUT TRAP NOT SPRUNG. FRESH(MOUSE?) SCAT ON TRAR.
Read Page
Page 288
No text detected
Read Page
Page 289
C. ZIEBLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 13 (CONT.) WILL TRY A MOUSE TRAP THERE LATER. TRAPS WERE SET IN PAIRS (1 MISO BAIT, 1 NUT BAIT) ON WOODED HILLSIDE BESIDE LOGS & IN BRUSHY STREAM BED BENEATH LOGS & BESIDE ROCKS. ALSO SET OUT A BIRD NET ALL NIGHT & SCATTERED RAW RICE AROUND IT BUT NO LUCK WHEN I TOOK IT IN AT 6:30 THIS MORNING. BIRDS LAST NIGHT & THIS MORNING: NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (3) - CALLING P.M. & A.M., MILVUS MIGRANS (5) - SOME CALLING - 2 SLURRED NOTES OR SQUEALS TSI - GEEEEE !! (-~~~) SIMILAR TO RED-SHOULDERED'S OR RED-TAILED'S CALL, PHASIANUS VERSICOLOR (?) (1) - HEARD CALLING IN THE WOODS AROUND HERE. NEVER SEEN BUT SEEMS THE ONLY BIRD TO FIT THE DESCRIPTION IN MR. UCHIDA'S JAPANESE BIRDS. THE ONE HEARD THIS A.M. WAS WORKING UP THE BRUSHY BED OF A VERY SHALLOW STREAMY BOG GIVING A LOUD HARSH CALL THAT REMINDED ME MORE OF A PEACOCK THAN A PHEASANT. AFTER EVERY CALL THERE FOLLOWED A BEAT OF WINGS - APPARENTLY THE BIRD FLYING A SHORT DISTANCE AFTER EACH CALL - AS UCHIDA HAD STATED. JAPANESE NAME KI-ZI, BOMBUS-ICOLA, THORACICA (?) (3) - AGAIN NOT POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BUT QUAIL-LIKE
Read Page
Page 290
{ "text": "[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 291
. ZIEGLER 1955 (TANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 13 (CONT) BIRDS MOVING AROUND ON THE GROUND IN THE BAMBOO THICKETS WERE GIVING A WHIPPORWILL-LIKE CALL "WHIP-A-COY, [illegible] WHIP-A-COY, ETC" (PERHAPS 10 REPETITIONS) AT DUSK LAST NIGHT & FROM ABOUT 5:45AM ON THIS MORNING. CALL CHEERS WITH JAPANESE BIRDS & BRITISH BIRDS. (KOZU-KI), STREPTOPHELIA (ORIENTALIS?) (2)-SEEN, AN OWL HEARD ABOUT 3 OR 4 AM - 6 HOOTS "HOO-HOO, HOO-HOO-HOOO-HOO!!" THE LAST 4 LIKE A BARRED OWL'S CALL. ALSO 5 HOOTS IN A ROW ALLOWN ABOUT THE SAME PITCH. JAPANESE BIRDS GIVES THE CALL OF ASIO OTUS AS SIMILAR TO THIS BUT OTHER BOOKS SAY THE LONG-EARED'S HOOTS ARE FAIRLY SOFT - THESE I HEARD WERE RATHER EMPHATIC. ALANDA ARVENISIS (5)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNDO RUSTICA (4)-3 OVER FUSHIMI FILTER PLANT & 1 IN TOWN. TURDUS NAUMANNI (10) IN WOODS CALLING FREQUENTLY, LANIUS BUCEPHALUS (1), HORITES CANTANS (10)-ALL COWNING "HO-HO-KICK-YO", ALSO A "TEA-CHER, TEACHER" ETC (-' -') & SCOLDING-LIKE NOTES OR SONG. PASSER MONTANUS (3)-ALONG ROAD & IN TOWN, APR 15 E. FUSHIMIKU (TOYO-YEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. PARTLY CLOUDY, WARM. WIND-MODERATE NE CAMPED BACK OF FUSHIMI FILTER PLANT
Read Page
Page 292
No text detected
Read Page
Page 293
C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APRIS LAST NIGHT, SET OUT 16 MOUSE & 2 (ONT.) RATTRAPS BAITED WITH NUTS ON HILLSIDE & IN BRUSHY CREEK BED BESIDE ROCKS & LOGS. SOME TRAPS SET BESIDE HOLES (ABOUT 1.5" DIA) UNDER OLD LOGS. THESE HOLES HAD GNAWED & BROKEN SNAIL SHELLS SCATTERED AROUND THEM. 118 ♀ (EMB'S) APODEMUS? 162-76-23-16(W) STOMACH - A LITTLE VEG. (?) MATTER. 119 ♂ (TESTES 9X16MM) APODEMUS? 228-112-26-1(W) PARASITES. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER? WORMS FROM LOWER INTESTINE, MITE(?) FROM FUR. 120 ♂ (TESTES 8X13MM) APODEMUS? 213-116-25-1(W) PARASITES - RED WORM FROM UPPER DIGESTIVE TRACT (JUST BELOW STOMACH), TAPE WORMS FROM UPPER & LOWER INTESTINES & ROUND- WORMS FROM LOWER INTESTINE. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. 121 ♂ (TESTES 8X15MM) APODEMUS? 211-101-26-1(W) PARASITES - FLEA & MITES(?) FROM FUR. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. SKIN PUT UP BY WAYE ZIEGLER. BIRD NET SETUP & RAW RICE SCATTERED ABOUT IT BUT NO CATCH, BIRDS ! NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (5) - SAW 3 FLYING & HEARD "QUOCKS" FROM SEVERAL DURING EVENING NEAR LAKE, MILVUS MIGRANS(4)
Read Page
Page 294
1963 год с + 20 март 21 - по 5 июн Ташкир ТРАУ 21.08 МОЗГУМ КИНО А ТЕМАЯ 29 агт ТРАУ (см) 1859 г 24 к/ф "О" МЕНУГА МИ + 30 12 11 Н 1859 ат-32 29 а.9 т см02 2002 + 21 ю.сй 201 а 10 с/оан (см" з 1 туора) 29 юн мэ 1 уога + о эманая ОАЯ 29 юн 3235 т мэт думоаа о еят-еа 2 а.9 сз 1 нм з "61 -сг-сс сд 20 м/ога (см) 8 8 и . аттаМ (5) эзн - ттцв А - нэ-амот2 А-2С-СII 2,55 20 м/ога (231231) 8 Р.11 5 аттаМ эзн-нэ-амот2 2 тизагаа (5) этм, звтзтцн сс/во+ мог? з м9у 9 и7 мона А-1С-ДН-61С 20 м/ога (231231) 8 О.51 МЭНА яага, мога моюм о эд - 2 тизагаа э М9У = аТ (нэ-амот2 во+яб тувл) тзатт - думо + 25 ттзтцв эзнво + з29 уу мога энтзэтцм яс(ю) мога 2 м9У . аттаМ эзн - нэ-амот2 А-1С-ДН-116 20 м/ога (231231) 8 1-61 . янз мона (5) этм + а з17 - 2 тизагаа ан ТУЯ вилз, аттаМ эзн - нэ-амот2 . 201231с Экал. ко А=ЭТВО2 ЭД19 МАЯ+ а тгс тэмояб ! 20918 хозао он Т. А Т. туора мыв зэма2-(2) хага;тцн хаяатнцв МЭНУ мога=2 мога "з юою" о эзн + (Э-9031М 2 влм, Эка. яава 201231С
Read Page
Page 295
C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 15 -SEVERAL CALLING "PEEE-SCRRP" (CONT) (-m), PHASIANUS VERSICOLOR (1) CALLING "EHIR-EHRNCH" (2)+ FLYING (?) AFTER EACH CALL, STRATTO- PENIA ORIENTALIS (3), BAMBUSICOLA THORAEICA (2)-CALLING, SAME OWL AS HEARD ON APR 13TH, ALCEDO ATTHIS (1), ARAROA ARVENSI (2)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNOO RUSTICA (3)-INTOWN, CORVUS SP. (1), TURDUS NAUMANNI (5), HOREITES CONTANS (8)-PHL CALLING, PASSER MONTANUS (4)-INTOWN. COLLECTED 4 LARGE SNAILS FROM LEAVES & LOGS ON GROUND ABOUT 6:00AM. ALL CRAWLING. 122 SNAIL DEAD 123 SNAIL ALIVE 124 SNAIL ALIVE 125 SNAIL ALIVE APR 16 ISHIDAKITACHIYO, HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOGI- YOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. COLLECTED 6 SMALL SNAILS CRAWLING ON A BACK YARD FENCE DURING THE RAIN ABOUT 1:00 P.M. 126 SNAIL ALIVE 127 SNAIL ALIVE
Read Page
Page 296
Том 1907-2023г "ВЛАДИМИР КОСКИН" - 18.02.2023 (---) + (--) "КОСКИН ИЯ" ВЛАДИМИР ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ УРОВЕНЬ 57-ЛЕТНИЙ А ВОЗРАСТУ (2) 21.ХОРДОНО АЛИСА ЖИЛО ЖИМАЗ, ВЛАДИМИР- (3) СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ ПОЭТ ИХ, ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ КОРНЕВ 2-0 11-(4)21.ХОРДОНА АЛЫША, (5) 21.ИГНА ТЬЕВИЧ (6)21.ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ, (7) 92.ВЛАДИМИР ВЛАДИМИРОВИЧ УРОВЕНЬ,(8)21.ХОРДОНО КОРНЕВ ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ (9)21.ХОРДОНА ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ ПОЭТ 21.ХОРДОНА КОРНЕВА ИГОРЬ СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ АЛЫША ВЛАДИМИРОВИЧ УРОВЕНЬ, -ВЛАДИМИР ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ ОАЗО ЖАНР СТИХ ЭНТЕРА ЖАНР ЭПИК ЭНТЕРА ЖАНР ХРОНИКА ЭНТЕРА ЖАНР ЗЕМЛЯ (1)20.ХОРДОНА ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ КОРНЕВ УРОВЕНЬ, УРОВЕНЬ, УРОВЕНЬ, ОКРУЖЕНИЕ ИГНАТЬЕВИЧ СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ ПОЭТ 2-0 МНОГОТИПОВАЯ ЭНТЕРА ЖАНР ЗЕМЛЯ
Read Page
Page 297
C.ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 16 (CONT) 128 SNAK ALIVE 129 SNAK ALIVE 130 SNAK ALIVE 131 SNAK ALIVE APR 17 N. FUSHIMI KU (KAMO RIVER), UYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. RAINY, WARM. SET OUT 15 MOUSE TRAPS BAITED WITH NUTS ON THE SOUTH BANK OF RIVER LAST NIGHT. TRAPS SET IN BUSHES & GRASS CLUMPS ABOUT 20' APART. CAUGHT 2 MICE BUT BOTH BADLY EATEN. ONE ARODEMUS + THE OTHER PROBABLY THE SAME SPECIES AS TO IT COULD HAVE BEEN MUS. NEITHER COLLECTED. APR 18 S. HIGASHI KUJO (KAMO RIVER), SHIM-OGIYOKU, UYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. CLOUDY, COLD. STRONG N. WIND. SET OUT 15 MOUSE TRAPS BAITED WITH NUTS ON N. BANK OF RIVER LAST NIGHT. TRAPS SET IN BRUSH & WEED HEAPS 15' TO 30' APART. NO TRAPS SPRUNG. SET OUT 3 BIRD NETS IN VEGETABLE FIELDS AT H:45 A.M. NO BIRDS. BIRDS SEEN: MILVUS MIGRANS (7), CORVUS SP.(2), ARALOA REVENSI S(5),
Read Page
Page 298
532261 2291 (0381921) НУГ.057 ЭЛЛА НАМЗ 921 3190 (тм) ЭЛЛА НАМЗ Р81 ЭЛЛА НАМЗ 081 ЭЛЛА НАМЗ 181 оток) (зениг ома) шимиэги.и г1990 мааэт, аеим, уто магад, укад аэтнаг 29аэт эзиам 21 твот32 зо мага нтуоэ зкт мо стум ктш ли тэз 29аэт ткаи т8а. гэнцэ 105 тубай 29мцго 28аэя 7 ээнгэр ктай твй эким с ткаяо тг89а зкт 4 зумэояэ-зто, аэтаэ к109а 231992 эм-02-кт у1988099 сэнто зум мэээ эким о.цоо тт отла аэтэммго яэнтш -мнэ (зениг ома)откингэгин 2 8199 мааэт, аеим, уто оток, укадэс ажиц и экстэ. олос, каяло аэтнаг 29аэт эзиам 21 твот32 зениа зо мага н мо стум ктш н2у99 ли тэз 29аэт ткаи т8ай ол, т8890' оет от' зи 290эн оээци-р. . змкэээ 29аэт 118873км1 стэм а91в с тво тзз .2091в ой мб зки т8 201319 (0) змг9дм зумм : 2032 20919 (э) змкээ аеиат (0) эз змкээ
Read Page
Page 299
A.C.ZIEBAER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APRIL (CONT.) LANIUS BUCEPHALUS(1), TURDUS (NAVMANNI?)(3), PASSER MONTANUS(5) 2:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M. KYOKU(MATSUO HILLS), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. TOOK A BIKE TRIP TO MATSUO STATION ON THE KATSURA RIVER & HIKE UP INTO THE HILLS BEHIND A LARGE SHRINE THERE. THE HILLS WERE CLEARED OF UNDERBRUSH IN MANY PLACES BUT IN OTHERS BRUSH & FERNS WERE THICK. SET OUT A BIRD NET IN A BAMBOO & EVERGREEN GROVE & SCATTERED RAW RICE AROUND BUT NO LUCK. SAW A DEER IN HILLS. - BROWN WITH FAWN-LIKE SPOTS ON BACK & WHITE RUMP PATCH & TAIL. TAIL WITH THIN DORSAL BLACK LINE. TAIL CARRIED DOWN AGAINST RUMP. IT SEEMSO AS LARGE AN ANIMAL AS OUR DEER NEAR MEMPHIS, TENN. (CERVUS NIPPON?) ALSO PICKED A FEW "INDIAN PIPE" FLOWERS GROWING UP THRU KITTER IN DENSE UNDERBRUSH. HEIGHT 4" BIRDS: MILVUS MIGRANS(2), ALAUDA ARVENIS(5)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNOO RUSTICA(1&+ ALONG RIVER & IN FIELDS & TOWNS, CORVUS SP.(1), TURDUS. (NAVMANNI?)(15)-IN HILLS, LANIUS. BUCEPHALUS(1), HOREITES CANTONS(3), PASSER MONTANUS(5)-IN TOWNS. BIRDS SCARCE IN HILLS.
Read Page
Page 300
No text detected
Read Page
Page 301
F.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (transcribed) JOURNAL APR 18 (cont.) 132 SMALL SNAK ALIVE ON GRASSY ROAD BANK, N. SIDE OF KAMO RIVER, HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOGIYOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. 133 LEECH FOUND ON CONCRETE FLOOR IN OUTSIDE KITCHEN OF HOUSE IN ISHIDA-UITACHYO, HIGASHI- KUJO, SHIMOGIYOKU, KYOTO CITY, JAPAN. IN 1:14 FORMOWIN. APR 19. N. FUSHIMI KU (KAMO RIVER), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. A.M. CHOUYO, COLD. SET OUT 15 MOUSE TRAPS LAST NIGHT BAITED WITH NUTS +2 RAT TRAPS BAITED WITH RAW FISH. THE MOUSE TRAPS WERE SET UNDER BUSHES & IN WEED CLUMPS - 6 ALONG SOUTH BANK OF KAMO RIVER IN SAME PLACE AS ON APR. 17 & 9 ALONG ROADSIDE BESIDE VEGETABLE FIELDS. THE 6 ALONG RIVER WERE ALL SPRUNG BUT NO CATCH (RATS?) - THE OTHERS ALONG-ROADSIDE HAD ONLY ONE SPRUNG WITH NOTHING IN IT. THE RAT TRAPS WERE SET ALONG SMALL STREAM BESIDE VEGETABLE FIELDS FOR MUSTELA BUT WERE NOT TOUCHED. WALKED TO THE JONAN GU SHRINE ON KOKUDO ROAD IN FUSHIMI KU. THERE IS A SMALL PATCH OF WOODS AROUND THE SHRINE + I PICKED UP 5 LARGE SNAKES THERE THIS MORNING ON
Read Page
Page 302
No text detected
Read Page
Page 303
I.C. ZIEGHER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 19 GROUND IN LEAVES. (CONT.) 134 SNAK DEAD 135 SNAK ALIVE 136 SNAK ALIVE 137 SNAK ALIVE 138 SNAK ALIVE BIRDS THIS A.M.: MILVUS MIGRANS(4), STREPTOPELIA (ORIENTALIS ?) (1), ALAVDA ARVENSI(S), HIRUNOO RUSTICA (20)-MANY FLYING ALONG KAMO RIVER BANKS, CORVUS SP (2), TURDUS NAUMANNI (2), PASER MONTANUS(3). APR 20 FUSHIMIKU (JOYANGU SHRINE), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. PARTLY CLOUDY, AM. SET OUT 15 MOUSE TRAPS IN SMALL PATCH OF WOODS AROUND SHRINE LAST NIGHT. PICKED THEM UP AT 6:00 AM BUT NO TRAPS SPRUNG. LOOKED LIKE A GOOD PLACE FOR MICE, TOO. BIROS: MILVUS MIGRANS (6), ALAVDA ARVENSK(10), HIRUNOO RUSTICA (5), CORVUS SP. (1), IXOS AMAVRUTS (1)-FIRST OF SEASON, SEEN IN CAMERIA TREE IN BLOOM. THESE BIROS SEEM TO LIKE THIS TREE OR THE FLOWERS SINCE THEY ARE FREQUENTLY SEEN AROUND THEM.
Read Page
Page 304
(5230 2291 (468927) АНАЛИЗ 234652 и 0160970 р.1999 (твч) 0490 АНАЛ ПС1 5114 АНАЛ 251 5114 АНАЛ 281 5114 АНАЛ [51 5114 АНАЛ 851 АНАЛИЗ 2ВУДИМ : М.А 2111Т 20918 АКВАЯ (0/5 216703190) ДИЖО-ДЖРГ2 ВОДА (05) АПТ249 ООЧВНН (2) 22М349А 21149 АПТ249 ОМАК ШОТА ЭУР7 /6 ИШЕМЛАН ЗЮАКТ, (292 204902 (5) 21ИТЧММ 5732889 СТУЙ. (ЗШАНЗ НАЖАРЕ) ШЛИМНЧУГ О6.9 [НАКХОВЛЯ КТСЯА МА9810 УН2ЛОН РЦО АТАМЗ И1 2999Т ЭВНОМ З1 ТУО ТС2 ТС81 ЭИ.ЭИ2 ОШ109А 2000У 70 НОТ09 МА601- ТА9И МСТИТ ДЖКЧ9, ТНАЙН 5114 ОЗКУОД, ЗЛИГА2 299Т ОХ ТУА СОР, ЭКИМ 909 Э991А ОС8А А ЭШВЯ (2) 27950М 2ВУДИМ :20918 [Л6Г] (2) АПТ249 ООЧВНН (0) 22М349А ЗС ТС919- (1) 2ПОКЛАМА 20Х1 ,(1)92 И1 ЭБЭТ ВЛЗРМАУ И 7533. 203902 ЭНГ ОТМОРО ЗО918 БЭСТ МОЛОА ЛУНТ ЭШУК 29311029 ЭСТ 910 ЭБЭТ ЗИПТ М-НТ ОШ109А Х332 КПУХЛ09А 394
Read Page
Page 305
C. ZEBWER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 20 (CONT) TURDUS (NAUMANNI ?) (1), MOTACILLA GRANOS (1)- ALSO FIRST SEEN THIS SPRING- ON ROOF OF FACTORY NEAR KAMO RIVER ON SHIME STREET IN HIGASHIKUJO, SHIMOGIYOU, KYOTO CITY, LANIUS BUCCEPHALUS (2) -SEEN IN SAME PLACE ON POWER LINES AS ON 4 ORS PREVIOUS TRIPS ALONG KAMO RIVER, PASSER MONTANUS (8). E. HIGASHIYAMA-KU (JUST S. OF KYOMIZU TEMPLE), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. P.M. SLIGHTLY CLOUDY, WARM. WALKED THRU HILLS SOUTH OF IT. SAW "INDIAN PIPE" FLOWERS AGAIN ALTHO ONLY HALF THE SIZE OF THE ONES SEEN ON THE 18TH OF APR. FOUND SEVERAL OWL PELLETS, UNDER EVERGREENS ON SLOPES. TWO WERE COMPOSED OF FEATHERS (SMALL, WHITISH) WITH A SMALL BONE OR TWO AND THE OTHER THREE CONTAINED FIVE BONES. COLLECTED SOME SKULL BONES WITH TEETH ATTACHED (ONE MUS ?), A BIRD'S MANOIBLE + A TROX BEETLE FROM THE PELLETS. 139 BONES & BEETLE FROM OWL PELLETS. THESE PELLETS ALSO CONTAINED SHIELDS FROM A SMALL CRAYFISH OR CRAB. THEY WERE THE FIRST PELLETS I'D FOUND IN A YEAR + A HALF OF
Read Page
Page 306
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 307
C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 20 HUNTING FOR THEM HERE. (CONT) ALSO PICKED UP A TOOTH FROM THE HILLSIDE. 140 TOOTH CAUGHT A BROWNISH-GREY LIZARD, BLUISH WHITE BENEATH. ON A LEAF- COVERED SUNNY SLOPE. SMALL TICK(?) ATTACHED TO SIDE (COLLECTED) 141 LIZARD IN 1/10 FORMAMIN. INJECTED. BIRDS: MILVUS MIGRANS (3); PHOBIANUS (VERCOLOR ?)(1)-CALLING, BAMBUSICOLA THORAEICA (1)-CALLING, ALAVA- AREVENISIS(3)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNDO RUSTICA (10), HORCEITES CANTONS(3)- CALLING, PASSER MONTANUS (5) - IN TOWN. ALSO SAW MANY PILES OF DARK BROWN ROUND PELLETS ABOUT 3/4" IN DIA. (RABBIT OR DEER?) ON SLOPES. SAW MANY SIMILAR TO THESE ON THE 18TH OR APR. IN THE HILLS AT MATSUO. 142 SMALL SNAIL DRIVE FOUND ON GROUND IN KITCHEN OF HOUSE IN MATSUBARA DORI, HIGASHI YAMA KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. APR 22 E. PUSHIMIKU (TOYOYEN), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. CLEAR, COOL. CAMPED NEAR PUSHIMI FILTER PLANT
Read Page
Page 308
{ "text": "(428103)\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE HUNT FOR THE\nMISSING FOOT - A QUIET LIFE\n\nTHE 2012 HIT\n\nTHE FOOT\n\nAFTER THE 2012 HUNTING SEASON, I THOUGHT I WOULD HAVE A GOOD YEAR. BUT THEN THE FOOT APPEARED AGAIN.\n\n(3) JUST LIKE THAT... AND NOW IT'S BACK.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nTHE 2012 HUNTING SEASON WAS NOT AS SUCCESSFUL AS I HOPED. THE FOOT WAS FOUND IN THE WOODS AGAIN.\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE.\n\nI WILL BE LOOKING FOR THE FOOT AGAIN THIS YEAR.\n\n[illegible]\n\nTHE FOOT IS STILL THERE [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 309
C. ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 22 LAST NIGHT 4 SET OUT 15 MOUSE & 2 (RAT TRAPS ON WOODGY & BRUSHY SLOPES ALONG CREEK BED. TRAPS SET IN 3 GROUPS, THOSE IN EACH GROUP APPROX. 30' APART. 143 ♂ (TESTES (8x13MM) PRODEMUS? 200-98-26-16(W) IN RAT TRAP. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER, PARASITES - WARMS FROM LOWER INTESTING. 144 ♀ (EMB) PRODEMUS? 186-92-25½-16(W) STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES FROM FUR. SKELETON COLLECTED ALSO. 145 ♂ (TESTES (2½x5MM) IMM? PRODEMUS? 134-65-22-15(W) STOMACH - VEG MATTER, PARASITES FROM FUR. 146 ♂ (TESTES 2x4MM) IMM? PRODEMUS ? 130-63-22-14(W) STOMACH - VEG. MATTER PARASITES FROM FUR. 147 ♂ (TESTES (6x11MM) PRODEMUS? 202-97-26-1(W) STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. WARMS COLLECTED (ROUNDWORM). 148 ♀ (SCARS) PRODEMUS? 210-100-24-16(W) STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES - TAPE & ROUND WARMS & MITES FROM FUR. 2 PAIR THORACIC, 2 PAIR INGUINAL MAMMITE. 149 ♂ (TESTES (2x5MM) PRODEMUS? 200-100-25-17(W) SKIN BY KATE ZIEGNER. STOMACH - VEG
Read Page
Page 310
JANUOY 5.20M309A (MM) (2018T) В ДИ АСТАН, ЭШУ-МЭМОТЗ ААГТАЙН Н ИТЭЛХУЛ 9090Д МООР ЗМЭОН-ЗПЗ8О909 5.20M309A (MM) (2018T) В ДИ АСТАН, ЭШУ-МЭМОТЗ (W) 21.55-2Д-451 .9V7 МООР ЗПЗ8О909 5.20M309A 5MM (2018T) В ДИ АСТАН, ЭШУ-МЭМОТЗ (W) 41-55-5Д-051 .9V7 МООР ЗПЗ8О909 41-25-5P-505 5.20M309A (2018T) В ДИ АСТАН, ЭШУ-МЭМОТЗ (ААГТАЙН) (W) 01-25-001-015 5.20M309A (2018T) В ДИ АСТАН, ЭШУ-МЭМОТЗ .9V7 МООР ЗПЗ8О909 .9V7 АЛХУН МООР ЛЭГИЛС 3МЭОН 4 ТӨЛӨГӨД 30MMAM ЖАЙБЭЛХИ Д1А5Е, 213090HТ 051 25-001-005 5.20M309A (2018T) В ПУ1 451-МЭМОТЗ .952-015 ЭКАЙ КГ W112
Read Page
Page 311
C. ZIEGLER 1955 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL APR 22 MATTER. PARASITES FROM SKIN (MOSTLY (CONT.) IN EARS) 150 ♀(SCARS) AFODEMUS ? 211-96-25-1/4 STOMACH-VBG. MATTER. PARASITES FROM SKIN (MITES OR NITS & TICK FROM FACE) & ROUND WORM FROM LOWER INTESTING, 2 PAIR THORACIC, 2 PAIR INGUINAL MAMMAE. ALSO SET OUT 2 BIRD NETS IN THICKETS NEAR CREED BUT NO LUCK. BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD: NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX(20), MILVUS MIGRONS (5), PHASIANUS VERSICOLOR (2 ♂ CALLING, & 1♀ SEEN), BAMBUSICOLA THORACICA (2) - CALLING, ALCEDO ATTHIS (2)-ON LAKE, APLAVIA AREVENSIIS (1)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNDO RUSTICA (10)-NESTING UNDER EAVES OF HOUSES IN TOWN, CORVUS SP. (1), TURCUS (NAUMANNI?)(3), HOREITES, CANTONS(8)-CALLING. SOME GIVING A DIFFERENT CALL - "UUH-UUH-GUISH! (- - -), PASSER MONTANUS (4)-IN TOWN. CUT SEVERAL BAMBOO SPROUTS 10" THICK & 4" THICK TO EAT. THEY HAVE QUITE A LAXATIVE EFFECT BUT SURG ARE GOOD EATING-WHEN COOKED WITH SOY SAUCE. APR.24 N. FUSHIMIKU(KAMO RIVER), KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. WARM, RAIN IN
Read Page
Page 312
{ "text": "25.08.1963\n22Р\n(ОБЩАЯ)\n\nТРАКТОР\n\n[illegible]\n\n25-08-11г. ? ЗУМЗумАФ (Горь) 0 ОДЛ\n27.12.99 9.35.40 -ВЫ -УВАМОТЗ\n\nМАРКЕТОК + ПЛАЧНО ЗАТИМ) УЛ 1/2 МАРК\nОПАСАТЬ НАГРЕВА ОБОРОТ + (909)\nИСТОРИЯ 2 ПОД ТЕХНИЧЕСКИЕ ДАННЫЕ\n\n23.08-28.1963\n(ОБЩАЯ)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 313
A.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 24 EARLY A.M. (CONT.) SET OUT 15 MOUSE TRAPS ALONG S. BANK OF RIVER LAST NIGHT WITH KATE. TRAPS SET IN THREE GROUPS IN BUSHES & WEED CLUMPS. THOSE IN EACH GROUP SET APPROX. 20' APART. NO MICE - ONLY TWO TRAPS SPRUNG. BIRDS! ECRETTA SP.(1) - ON BAR IN RIVER, NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (4)- AT DUSK LAST NIGHT OVER RIVER, MILVUS MIGRANS (5), ALAUDA ARENENSIS (10), HIRUNDO RUSTICA (4), CORVUS SP.(1), TURDUS (NAUMANNI?) (1), PASSER MONTANUS (2). SAW MANY BATS AT TWILIGHT LAST NIGHT ALONG BANKS BESIDE RIVER, CHECKED UNDER THE RIVER BRIDGES THIS A.M. FOR SLEEPING BATS BUT NO LUCK. APR 25 SHINOMARUKET, NAKANYOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. WALKED THRU THE FARMERS' MARKET WITH KATE. BOUGHT 5 EGGS SAID TO BE COTURNIX COTURNIX (J-ZU-RA) THESE ARE PUT UP IN BOXES BY SOME POULTRY COMPANY WHICH RAISES THE BIRDS. SAW YOUNG (PLUCKED) OF THE SAME SPECIES FOR SALE THERE. THE EGGS WERE 5 YEN EACH - LESS THAN 2 CENTS A PIECE. THEY ARE SAID TO PROVIDE A GREAT DEAL OF ENERGY WHEN EATEN.
Read Page
Page 314
{ "text": "SIEGEL\n2291\n(481302148)\n\nJANUARY\n\nMAY 1965\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illeg [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 315
A.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (transcribed) JOURNAL APR 25 (continuation) 151 EGG COTURNIX COTURNIX ? 152 EGG COTURNIX COTURNIX ? 153 EGG COTURNIX COTURNIX ? 154 EGG COTURNIX COTURNIX ? 155 EGG COTURNIX COTURNIX ? APR 27 YOOO-SHI, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. CLEAR, WARM IN P.M. BIKE'D HERE THIS P.M. TO CHECK ON AN UNUSED WATER PIPE THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE USED BY BATS DURING THE DAY. DIDN'T FIND THE PIPE, THO. A PUMPING STATION ON THE EDGE OF THE KATSURA RIVER WAS BEING RENOVATED & THE PIPE MIGHT HAVE BEEN MOVED OR USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION. CAUGHT 2 FROGS & 1 LIZARD IN THE GRASS ALONG THE RIVER EMBANKMENT. 156 FROG GREENISH WITH DARK GREEN SPOTS ON LEGS & SIDES. THIN YELLOWISH DORSAL MEDIAN STRIPES, WHITISH BENEATH. IN 1:12 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 157 FROG GREENISH WITH DARK GREEN S PLOTCHES ON LEGS & SIDES.
Read Page
Page 316
{ "text": "122, 688\nСотиковых коллегийх ?\n124, 568\nСотиковых коллегийх ?\n123, 568\nСотиковых коллегийх ?\n121, 568\nСотиковых коллегийх ?\n121, 579\nСотиковых коллегийх ?\nСолгатовых коллегийх ?\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n193\n193\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186\n186 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 317
A.C.ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 27 (CONT) THIN YELLOWISH DORSAL MEDIAN STRIPE. WHITISH BENEATH. IN 1/12 FORMARIN. INJECTED. 158 LIZARD GREYISH ABOVE, BLUSH-WHITE BENEATH. TAIL SEPARATED BUT COLLECTED. PICKED UP 2 LARGE FRESH WATER SNAILS + OPERCULA WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT GO WITH THESE INDIVIDUAL SPECIMENS SINCE I GOT THEM FROM A PILE OF DEAD SNAILS ON THE WATSURA RIVER EMBANKMENT. A LOCAL WOMAN SAID THEY CAME FROM THE RIVER & WERE EATEN BY THE PEOPLE AROUND THERE. ALSO SEVERAL SMALL SHELLS FOUND INSIDE THE LARGER ONES. 159 SNAIL DEAD + OPERCULUM 160 SNAIL DEAD + OPERCULUM 161 SEVERAL SMALL SNAILS FROM INSIDE # 159 & # 160. BIRDS: MILVUS MIGRANS (5) - MANY ALONG RIVER EDGE (WITH CROWS), ARIVORA AEUENSIS(8), HIERUNOO RUSTICA (0), CORVUS SP. (10) - ALONG RIVER, LANIUS BUDCEAHALUS (1), PASSER MONTANUS (12).
Read Page
Page 318
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21)
Read Page
Page 319
J.C.ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 29 1 MI. W. YODOO, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. CHOYU, WARM. CAMPED IN BAMBOO GROVE 4 MI. FROM KATSURA RIVER LAST NIGHT. SET OUT 13 MOUSE TRAPS & 3 RAT TRAPS. (10 MOUSE & 2 RAT TRAPS IN BAMBOO GROVE IN WEEDS & BRUSH HEAPS. 3 MOUSE & 1 RAT TRAP IN OVERGROWN BORDERS OF VEGETABLE FIELDS.) TRAPS SET APPROX. 50' APART. THE VEGETABLE FIELDS LOOKED AS IF THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN FLOODED AT ONE TIME BY A CREEK RUNNING THRU THEM. CAUGHT ONE MOUSE IN FIELDS; OTHER TRAPS THERE NOT TOUCHED. 162 ♀ (EMB'S) MICROtus ? 122-37-19-12 (W) STOMACH - GREEN VEG. MATTER. ONE MOUSE CAUGHT AT 7:15 LAST NIGHT IN RAT TRAP SET NEAR BURROW ENTRANCE (1 1/2" IN DIA.) IN SHALLOW GULLY IN BAMBOO GROVE. TRAP RESET & ANOTHER MOUSE IN SAME TRAP THIS MORNING. OTHER TRAPS NOT SPRUNG. 163 ♂ (TESTES) 9x15mm) APODEMUS ? 167-58 (HIP MISSING) -27-17 (W) STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES FROM FUR. 164 ♂ (TESTES 9x16mm) APODEMUS ? 206-102-25-16 (W) STOMACH - VEG. MATTER. PARASITES FROM FUR. SET OUT 3 BIRD NETS IN FIELDS & ONE
Read Page
Page 320
(23.10.2024) [illegible] 29.10.2025 (продолжение) В соответствии с п. 2 ст. 38 Конституции РФ, каждый имеет право на жилище. Никто не может быть произвольно лишен жилища. Статья 40 Гражданского кодекса Российской Федерации устанавливает, что собственник вправе требовать устранения нарушений его права, если такие нарушения нарушают законные интересы собственника. Согласно статье 293 ГК РФ, лицо, чье право на недвижимое имущество ограничено или обременено иными правами третьих лиц, не может быть признано собственником этого имущества без согласия указанных лиц.
Read Page
Page 321
J.C. ZIEBNER 1955 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL APR 29 IN BAMBOO, CAUGHT ONE BIRD IN (CONT) FIELDS. 165 ♂ (TESTES) EMBERIZA SPODOCEPHA?LA? ITS DARKBROWN. FEET-LEGS NORN. LOWER MANDIBLE FLESH, UPPER MANDIBLE BLACK. STOMACH EMPTY. CAUGHT SEVERAL FROGS IN THE GRASS IN VEGETABLE FIELDS. 166 FROG GREENISH ABOVE WITH DARK GREEN SNOTCHES. WHITISH BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 167 FROG GREENISH-GREY WITH DARKER SNOTCHES ABOVE. GREEN DORSAL MEDIAN STRIPE. A BRONZE STRIPE RUNNING THRU EACH EYE NEARLY TO THE ANUS ALONG THE UPPER SIDES. WHITISH BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 168 FROG GREENISH-GREY ABOVE WITH DARKER SNOTCHES. WHITISH BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED 169 FROG GREENISH-GREY ABOVE WITH DARKER SNOTCHES. WHITISH BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. ALSO COLLECTED SEVERAL SNAKES FROM GROUNOT BAMBOO TRUNKS IN THE GROVE. TWO SNAKES TAKEN FROM
Read Page
Page 322
No text detected
Read Page
Page 323
A.C. ZIEGHER 1955 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL APR 29 BOTTOM OF CREEK FLOWING THRU (CONT) FIELDS. MOST OF THE SNAILS IN THE CREEK HAD THE TIPS OF THE SHELLS BROKEN. THERE WERE TWO TYPES - ONE LONG & THIN AND THE OTHER SHORT & THICK. ONE OF EACH TYPE COLLECTED. 170 SNAIL ALIVE FROM BAMBOO GROVE. 171 SNAIL ALIVE FROM BAMBOO GROVE. 172 SNAIL ALIVE FROM BAMBOO GROVE. 173 SNAIL ALIVE FROM BAMBOO GROVE. 174 SNAIL ALIVE FROM BAMBOO GROVE. 175 SNAIL ALIVE FROM BAMBOO GROVE 176 SNAIL ALIVE + OPERCULUM. FROM CREEK. BODY WITH SMALL SNAILS INSIDE COLLECTED. 177 SNAIL ALIVE + OPERCULUM. FROM CREEK. BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD: AROEA SP.? (1), EGRETTA SP.(5), NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX(2) - CALLING, MILVUS MIGRANS (2), CAPPELLA SP.(2) - IN VEGETABLE FIELDS, ONE OWL(?) HEARD - A LOW GROWLING OR WHEEZING
Read Page
Page 324
No text detected
Read Page
Page 325
F.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR 29 (CONT) "GRUS, GRUS, GEEE HHHH-HA" ABOUT 6:00 A.M. I HAD HEARD TWO OF THE SAME AT THE FUSHIMI FILTER PLANT IN FUSHIMIKU ON THE MORNING OF APR. 15TH BUT WASN'T SURE IT WAS A BIRD OR NOT -- PERHAPS STRIX URALENSIS? ALSO HEARD A FARAWAY "TOO-TOO, TOO-TOO, TOO-TOO, ETC" WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN NINOK SCUTULATA, ALAUDA ARVENESIS (20), HIRUNOO RUSTICA (20), CORVUS SP. (3), TURDUS NAUMANNI (2), TURDUS SP. (5) -- ALL IN FIELDS, LANIUS BUCCALUALS (3) -- ONE NEARLY FULL-GROWN YOUNG (?) -- FLUTTERING WINGS & OPENING MOUTH FOR FOOD, PASSER MONTANUS (10) -- IN TOWN ALONG ROADS, EMBERIZA SPODOCEPHALA (1) -- NETTGO. APR 30 FUJINOMORI, FUSHIMIKU, UYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. COOL, RAINY. WENT TO THE HOME OF MR. & MRS. MINORU SAWANOSHITA THIS EVENING TO COLLECT GEEKOS WHICH THEY SAID CAME OUT EACH NIGHT IN WARM WEATHER TO CATCH INSECTS ON THEIR WINDOWS. DIDN'T SEE ANY TONIGHT -- MAYBE BECAUSE IT WAS RAINING, BUT MINORU HAD CAUGHT ONE JUST BEFORE I ARRIVED. THE JAPANESE ARE QUITE AFRAID OF THESE -- MINORU CAUGHT THIS ONE BY PUTTING A CAN OVER IT -- SAYING THEIR BITE IS POISONOUS. THIS GEEKO WAS A SMALL
Read Page
Page 326
"Список 221 (0384902445) Тема "Обращение к... Текст: Одним из основных... [illegible] ...всех. В заключение... ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ Курсовая работа на тему: «Эффективность использования современных методов управления в организации» Выполнил: студент группы ЭУ-21 Проверил: доцент кафедры экономики и менеджмента
Read Page
Page 327
.C.ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL APR30 (CONT) ONE; SOME OF THE OTHERS AT THE HOUSE WERE LARGER I WAS TOLD. THEY SAID MANY OLD JAPANESE HOUSES HAD THESE GECKOS OR "YA-MURI." THE JAPANESE MADE A DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE GECKOS, WHICH CAN WALK ON GLASS, & THE LIZARDS OR "TOE-KAGE" WHICH CANNOT. 178 GECKO + TIP OF TAIL. GREYISH-TAN WITH DARKER SPOTCHES, IN 1/10 FORMAKIN. INJECTED. MAY 1 YAWATA (SHRINE), KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. RAINY, CLEARING LATER IN A.M., WARM. TOOK A STREETCAR TO YODO WITH MR. SHINZO WATANABE TO FIND THE WATER PIPE WITH BATS IN IT. IT HAD BEEN PUT UNDER THE RIVER LEVEL ALREADY + AS I HAD NO FLASHLIGHT I COULDN'T LOOK FOR BATS IN THERE, BUT ONE OF SHINZO'S FRIENDS WHO LIVES NEARBY SAID HE WOULD LOOK IN THERE OCCASIONALLY & LET US KNOW IF BATS WERE ROOSTING THERE. THEN WE WENT TO YAWATA, A MOUNTAIN WITH A LARGE SHRINE ATOP IT. THERE IS ALSO A MONUMENT TO T.A. EDISON WHO I WAS TOLD FOUND SOME SPECIAL KIND OF BAMBOO THERE TO USE IN HIS LIGHT BULBS OR SOMETHING. COLLECTED TWO SNAKES ON A SHROD
Read Page
Page 328
{ "text": "(032159)\n22.p\n(0308302)\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 329
J.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 1 (CONT) HILLSIDE NEAR AN ABANDONED CABLE CAR HOUSE, MANY TAN AND TAN + BLACK STRIPED SNAKES SIMILAR TO THOSE I COLLECTED BEFORE SEEN AROUND HERE - SOMETIMES 12 OR MORE ON ONE LARGE TREE TRUNK. 179 SNAIK - LARGE ALIVE 180 SNAIK DEAD. TOP OF SHELL FLATTISH & UNDERSIDE INFLATED. SAW OR HEARD 3 IXOS AMAUROTIS - MANY CAMELIA TREES HERE. MANY COLUMBA LIVIA BEING FED AT SHRINE. 1/4 MI. S. YAMASHINA, HIGASHIYAMOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. P.M. CLEAR, WARM. MODERATE W. WINO. BIKED WITH MR. MINORU SAITANOSHITA HIGASHI YAMA OVER THE LOW HILLS TO FIELDS JUST SOUTH OF THIS CITY. COLLECTED THREE LIZARDS FROM DRY ROCKS & LOGS NEAR ROAD. 181 LIZARD GREYISH-BROWN ABOVE, UNDERPARTS MOSTLY YELLOWISH. THK REGROWN(?). IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 182 LIZARD GREYISH-BROWN ABOVE, MOSTLY YELLOWISH BELOW (STOMACH + CHEST) IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED.
Read Page
Page 330
{ "text": "TRANSBOT\n\n(058192240)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 331
J.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 11 183 LIZARD GREYISH BROWN ABOVE, (STOMACH TO CHEST YELLOWISH. IN 1:10 (CONT.) FORMALIN. INJECTED. ALSO COLLECTED A FEW SALAMANDERS OR NEWTS FROM A 3' WIDE, 6"-10" DEEP STREAM RUNNING THRU VEGETABLE FIELDS. ABOUT 20-25 SALAMANDERS SEEN OR DIPPED OUT WITH MINNOW NET. THEY ARE FAIRLY EASILY CAUGHT BY HAND ALSO, OFTEN COMING BACK TO THE SAME PLACE AFTER BEING MISSED ON THE FIRST ATTEMPT TO CATCH THEM. JAPANESE NAME "I-MORI". THESE WERE FOUND IN TWO SEPARATE STREAMS - A THIRD STREAM IN HILLS DID NOT SHOW ANY NEWTS IN A QUICK 5 MINUTE SEARCH. 184 NEWT BLACKISH ABOVE, REDDISH WITH BLUE SPOTCHES BENEATH. TAKE A LITTLE SWOLLEN Y-DISCOLORED. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 185 NEWT BROWNISH ABOVE, ORANGE- WITH BLACK SPOTCHES BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 186 NEWT BLACKISH ABOVE, ORANGE WITH BLACK SPOTCHES BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 187 NEWT DARK BROWN ABOVE, REDDISH
Read Page
Page 332
{ "text": "JONAH\n\n93255\n22:01\n(DZANU2)\n\n14\nTWO\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 333
A.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 1 (CONT) WITH BLACK SPOOTCHES BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 188 NEWT BLAEKISH ABOVE, RED WITH BLACK SPLOTCHES BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 189 NEWT BLAEDISH ABOVE, ORANGE WITH BLACK SPLOTCHES BENEATH. TAIL A LITTLE SWOLLEN & DISCOLORED. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. TWO FROGS FROM GRASS BESIDE STREAM. MANY FROGS SEEN IN DITCHES & IN WATER IN HONEY BUCKET CISTERNS. SOME IN COITUS. 190 FROG- (TOAD?) MOTTLED MUDDY GREEN ABOVE, GREYISH WITH WHITE SPOTS BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 191 FROG-(TOAD?) MOTTLED MUDDY GREEN ABOVE, GREYISH WITH WHITE SPOTS BENEATH. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. 192 FISH(?) GREYISH-GREEN ABOVE, WHITISH BELOW. FROM SHALLOW MUDDY CREEK. IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTE P.M. FUJINOMORI, FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN.
Read Page
Page 334
No text detected
Read Page
Page 335
J.C.ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 1 (CONT.) CAUGHT A SMALL GECKO OUTSIDE A WINDOW OF MINORU SAHANOSHITA'S HOME. SAW TWO MORE OF THE SAME SIZE. ALSO SAW A GREENISH SNAKE ON ROOF OUTSIDE 2ND STORY ROOM. SAME SPECIES AS I COLLECTED BEFORE? CAUGHT ABOUT 3' LONG. SNAKE SKIN ON WOOD IN OUTDOOR KITCHEN CEILING. 193 GECKO GREYISH-TAN WITH DARKER MARKINGS ABOVE, WHITISH BELOW. PARASITES (SMALL, HIHRY4 PCO) FROM SIDES, TOP OF FEET & FROM BETWEEN PAOS ON SOLES OF FEET, IN 1:10 FORMALIN. INJECTED. MAY 3 KAMO RIVER, N. FUSHIMI-KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. RAIN ABOUT 5:00 A.M., WHEN. SET OUT 15 MOUSE & 3 RAT TRAPS LAST NIGHT IN WEED & SMALL BAMBOO CLUMPS ALONG SOUTH EMBANK- MENT OF RIVER. TRAPS SET IN 3'S & 4'S, EACH GROUP 100' FROM THE NEXT. CAUGHT ONE MOUSE - OTHER TRAPS NOT TOUCHED. 194 ♀ (BEMIS & X10MM) APODEMUS 198-10- 25-17M. STOMACH-VEG. MATTER. 2 PAIR THORACIC MAMMAE, 2 PAIR INGUINAL. PARASITES FROM FUR. EMBRYOS COLLECTED. SKULL BROKEN.
Read Page
Page 336
Реквизиты Заказчик: ООО "АЛТАЙСКИЙ АГРОПРОДУКТ" ИПН: 02314567890 ИНН: 0231456789 Адрес: г. Бийск, ул. Ленина, д. 10 Телефон: +7 (385) 22-22-22 Email: [email protected] Поставщик: ООО "СИБИРСКАЯ СЕЛЬХОЗТЕХНИКА" ИНН: 0231456789 Адрес: г. Барнаул, ул. Кирова, д. 5 Телефон: +7 (385) 22-22-22 Email: [email protected] Договор № 02/2024 от 15.01.2024 Сумма договора: 1 000 000 руб. Оплата производится в течение 30 дней после получения товара.
Read Page
Page 337
J.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 3 (CONT.) ALSO SET OUT 4 BIRD NETS - NO HELL. PICKED UP 2 SNAILS FROM GRASS. 195 SNAIL ALIVE FROM VEGETABLE FIELD, BODY SPECKLED WITH DARK BROWN. 196 SNAK ALIVE FROM RIVER EMBANKMENT, BODY SPECKLED WITH DARK BROWN. MAY 5 KAMO RIVER, N. FUSHIMI KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. THERE, WARM. SET OUT 14 MOUSE & 3 RAT TRAPS LAST NIGHT ALONG S. EMBANKMENT OF RIVER ABOUT 50' FROM RIVER'S EDGE. TRAPS SET IN GROUPS OF 4 - EACH GROUP 50' APART IN WEED CLUMPS. NO TRAPS TOUCHED AT 6:00 A.M. MAY 6 FUJINOMORI, FUSHIMI KU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. MR. MINORU SAUANOSHITA BROUGHT IN A GECKO CAUGHT AT NIGHT ON OUTSIDE OF WINDOWPANE AT HIS HOME, 197 GECKO MOTTLED GREYISH TAN ABOVE, RED PARASITES FROM FEET, FEELERS SHOWED INSECT WINGS. IN 1110 FORMANINJECTED. THE KYOTO SHIMBUN NEWSPAPER RAN A STORY & PICTURE OF GIANT
Read Page
Page 338
No text detected
Read Page
Page 339
C. ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 6 (CONT) SALAMANDER (SAN-SHO-UO) CAUGHT IN CASSION WITH MOST OF WATER EMPTIED OUT. (SUNK TO ENABLE DEEPENING OF KAMO RIVER AT SHICHINO STREET BRIDGE IN SHIMOGIYOKU, KYOTO CITY.) MY BOOK ON PACIFIC REPTILES SAYS THE SALAMANDERS (WHICH THE AUTHOR CALLS THAN-SALI - A NAME THAT NONE OF THE JAPANESE AROUND HERE KNOW) LIVE IN THE MOUNTAINS BETWEEN 1,300 & 3,000 FT. THIS SPECIMEN GIVEN TO KYOTO ZOO. THE PAPER ALSO TOLD OF A BADGER (MELES MELES?) CAUGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF KYOTO PREFECTURE & GIVEN TO THE ZOO. MAY 8 YAWATA SHRINE, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. CLOUDY, WARM. CAMPED ON THE MOUNTAIN HERE LAST NIGHT NEAR THE SHRINE. SET OUT 15 MOUSE & 3 RAT TRAPS IN UNDERBRUSH ON WOODED HILLSIDE, TRAPS SET IN TWO GROUPS - THOSE IN ONE ABOUT 10' APART NEAR A STREAM & THOSE IN THE OTHER ABOUT 40' APART. 2 MICE CAUGHT & TWO OTHER TRAPS SPRUNG. BAIT GONE ON SOME DRUG STREAM. 198 ? (5 ears) ARDEMUS? 212-109-25-16(N) NURSING? 2 PAIR THORACIC, 2 PAIR INGUINAL MAMMAE. PARASITES FROM INSIDE EARS,
Read Page
Page 340
TOUJNO TUXAN (OU-DHE WAS) 9ADHAMAJO2 AKA ATKAWO TROM HTIH WOIZZAO MI [illegible] OT KAM(2) TUD OOPHAOM OLIOHIA TA ZHIVAR OMAY-DE ZHINAAZOO STREET BRIDGE IN SHIMOGUMING MI-ZDORIB TEZZRIS ZHITPAOZI DIZHEOA MO DOOK YM (KTIO INT HUI(M) 2AZDOMAMAJO2 ZHT ZYAO... ZMOA-A-[IL]KA2-MAH'ZHAO SHIOTA VUTHOS CALLS THAN SAKI-A-WORE THAT NONE OF THE JARDEGIC VASCIO OLWOOOA ZGOMAZAT ZHT ZO ZHOK TANT ZHINTHUMIN ZHT MI ZHIK (SUOH) ZEGM ZMIJAO2 ZIHT TA OOOE+OOC,1 WZOUTZO .OOS OTOP(OT HZIEN TO THE... AZDAA9 A ZO AIOT OZHA 9AZAAA ZHT ZHT MI-TUXAN (S ZHIZM ZHOM) WHERE WERE'S CURRENT IN TIKR A ZAIUTZZOAA OTOP(1) ZA 2JHATINOM .OOS ZHT OT HZIKA [illegible] UZ-OTOP(1) ZHISH2 ATASHAK SKA MAOW, YOOJO .4AGAO ZHIN HATIINOM ZHT WO OZAMAO TZ2 ZHIHIZ ZHT 9AZM THIKH TEH MI ZAAAT TAA8 E+P SZUOA ZI TUO ZOIZAAIH AZOOOW HO HZUGA J3OMU SZOHT - ZAHOJAO OUT MI TZ2 ZAAAT A 9AZM TAAA'AOL TUOA A ZHIO MI SHINTO ZHT MI-ZSOHT YMAAGITZ THOUARZIM & TS8AA'OH TUOA TIAA, ZHUAAZ AAAT SHITO OUT Y MEAOIZ-NUAGA EMOS HO ZHOJ WJ-ZC-901-215 S ZUMGANA (CAA)P PPL [H]MMUSHAQ & XISCHT SHAQ & ZHAGUI ZRAS-DIZNI MOGA EZHEAQA QAMMAN
Read Page
Page 341
J.C.ZIEGLER 1955 [TRANSCRIBED] JOURNAL MAY 8 (CONT) WORMS FROM INTESTINE. STOMACH- VEG. MATTER. 199 ♂ (TESTES 3X5MM) APODEMUS? 187-92-25-15 PARASITES FROM FUR. STOMACH-VEG. MATTER + POSSIBLY SOME INSECT OR SNAIL REMAINS, (NOSE+EARS EATEN BY ANTS). SEARCHED ABANDONED CABLE CAR HOUSE & TWO OLD CABLE CAR TUNNELS FOR BATS BUT NO LUCK. LATHS & PLASTER PULLED OFF FIRST 4 OR 5 FEET OF INNER WALLS IN CABLE CAR HOUSE (PERHAPS FOR FIREWOOD BY PICNICKERS) SO I COULD LOOK UP FOR 10 FEET OR SO INTO THE INNER WALLS WITH A FLASHLIGHT BUT NO BATS. ALSO LOOKED IN 3 ABANDONED FARM HOUSES WITH SAME RESULTS. BIRDS: MILVUS MIGRANS (2), NINOX SCUTULATA (1) + POSSIBLY 2 CALLING, ALSO HEARD THE SAME "HOO-HOO HOO-HOO-HOO-HAA" AS HEARD AT TOYO-YEN LAST APR.13. ONE & POSSIBLY TWO BIRDS CALLING ABOUT 8:00 P.M. & 3:30 A.M. ALSO HEARD THE SAME "GRUS-GRUS GEE-HAA-AH" AS HEARD AT TOYO-YEN, THIS ONE HEARD ABOUT 7:00 A.M. BAMBUSICOLA THOR- AICA (2) - "WHIP-A-COY" CALL BUT ALSO SOME OTHER NOTES. HIERUNDO RUSTICA(3)
Read Page
Page 342
МАМ9002 - МАРМОТ2, АУПЗСТВИ МОСФ 2МЭОЮ АСТЕАМ ,93V А-26-4P-181, 5 ЭЛИМЕНТРА (20К37) В 991 ИУ - МАРМОТ2, 91Ч МОСФ, ЗСТИГАСОЯ 90 Т-92ВИ ЗМОЗ УЛЮ12209 + АСТЕАМ (2ТУА ТА ЭАО ЭЛАБО ОДКОУАБА ОЗНОСА32 2ЭИХИТ 9АО 51АБ0 ОЛО ОУТ+ ЗЛУОП - У ЗИТАЛ , 1У4Т0М ТУА 2ТА8 90Я 7.816 ТЗН19 970 ОЛЛИА АЭСТЕА 51АБ0 В 2.1100 9АНМИ 90 ТЗ39 АДОУЯ-Я 90Я 290МЯ39) ЗЛУОП 9АО ЮО+ ОЛЮО I 02 (25ЭОУЯЦИЯ К8 ВИТ СТИН 02 90 ТЗ39.01 90Я 9У ХАЛИЯБАЯ А УПИК 21АБ0 9АНМИ Е В ОЗКОД 02-Я, ЗТА8 ОН ТУ8 УПИК ЭЗЛУОП М8А7 ОДКОУАБАИ 2ТУЭ59 ЭМА2 ЮМНИ (6С)21М8821М ЗУЛИИМ : 20918) , УЛЛ. 197-5Х(8)2209+ (О АТЕАЛУТЦ)2 ООН-"ООН" ЭМА82 ЗИТ ОЗАЗН 02-Я ТА 09Я3У 2А "АФУ-ООН-ООН-ООН + ЗЮД , Э1.99А -ТБЛ УЭХ-ОРОТ ТУО8А, ЗУЛЛ. ЯО 20918 ОНИТ У Л912209 ЗИТ ОЗАЗН 02-Я М.А 05:8-К МА 00:8 34 " АБ-ААН-ЭЭЯ 2У92-2192" ЗМО2 О968Х ЭЛО 2ИТ, УЭХ-ОРОТ ТА ОЗАЗН -90ИТ А.Ю012У8М8А МА 00:Г ТУО8А ОЛДЯ ТУА 1897"ЮС ВАИНВ" (О) АЦ15А АРОК Ч9 ОКУИ9Н, ЭЗТ0Я 9ЭНТО ЗМО2
Read Page
Page 343
.G.ZIEGLER 1955 TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY8 (CONT.) AEGITHALOS CAUDATUS (10) - (E-NA-GA), TURDUS SP. (3), HOREITES CANTANS (3), POSSER. MONTANUS (5). SET OUT TWO BIRD NETS ON HILLSIDE ABOVE SLIDE AREA - NO LUCK. PICKED BAMBOO SPROUTS FOR SUPPER BUT ONLY A FEW OF THE YOUNGER ONES LEFT - MOST OF THE SPROUTS NOW 10'-15' HIGH & 4"-5" THICK. MAY 10 1 MI. W. YOOO, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. (SOME AREA AS ON APR. 29, 1955) CLOUDY, WARM. CAMPED LAST NIGHT & SET OUT 14 MOUSE & 2 RAT TRAPS IN TALLGRASS IN FIELDS. TRAPS SET IN GROUPS OF 3 ABOUT 300' APART. TRAPS IN EACH GROUP 10'-15' APART. 200 ♀(SCARS) APODEMUS? 198-98-25-16(W) STOMACH - A LITTLE VEG. MATTER. 2 PAIR INGUINAL, 2 PAIR THORACIC MOMMAE. CAUGHT A MOUSE ON SINGLE TRAP SET IN GULLY IN BAMBOO GROVE, 3RD MOUSE FROM THIS GULLY & NO MICE (APR. 29,'55) FROM REST OF GROVE. 201 ♀(4 SCARS) APODEMUS? 197-88-24-15½(W) 2 PAIR INGUINAL, 2 PAIR THORACIC MAMMAG. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER (3) & SNAK REMAINS SQUISH BROKEN.
Read Page
Page 344
(a2-8u-3), (b) AITAKHOA 20:ANTHHA (c)MATMAO 22:9OH, (d) 92 2UAHT (1)ZAATHAM 932809 NIZAH KO T3OA O9:8 OUT TBO T32 JOUZ ON - 929A 50112 3VOBA 528A/2 907 2TU99A2 00AMOB 93K019 932NHOV-ZHT 3H U3F A YUO TUB 2TU99A2 ZHT 3H T3OM - T99A 28HO ZJHT '2-' H + H4TH '21-'01 HOH MAT(MAHOH,UF-OTOK) 00KV W IM 1 01K9 YOVAD (2281,RS 99A BO 86 A39A3MA2) MSAW HI TBO T32+ THDIM T8A 0:9IM-A) T8A9J JST WI 29AST T8A 5-7 32UOM TO 2TU99A WI T32 29AST 20-319 WI H88 WI 29AST T8AAA '00E TU8BA 5 T8AA '21-'01 9A1092 (w21-26-82-89) S 2UM3009A (200°)? OOS H8AA 5, 9ATTAM-39V EJTTHA - HOAMOT2 ZANHAM 20A3OHT H8A 5, JAHUHU1 9AST-JETWIZ WO 3EVOM A THHA) 89E , 3HO92 00AMBA WI YLIH WI TBO 3VIM OM + YLIH ZHT MOAF 32UOM ,3U892-9O-T859 M097 (22' RS.99A) (w21-x5-89-CPI S 2UM3009A (200°)? 10E ZANHMA 20A3OHT H8AA 5, JAHUHU 91AE ROVA WUZ + (5) 9ATTAM-39V - HOAMOT2 JUHUA JUWZ
Read Page
Page 345
J.C. ZIEBNER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 10 (CONT.) ALSO COLLECTED 3 SMALL SNAKES FROM MANY OF THE SAME KIND IN GRASS + ON GROUND IN FIELDS. 202 SNAKE ALIVE 203 SNAKE ALIVE 204 SNAKE ALIVE BIRDS: AROEA (PURPUREA?)(3)-AT DUSK, EGRETIA SP.(20 UNIDENT.) - FLYING OVER LAST NIGHT, EGRETIA INTERMEDIA (?)(8) - IN RICE FIELDS THIS A.M., NYCTICORA NYCTICORAX (10), MIKVUS MIGRANS(10), CAPELLA SP.(2)-IN FLIGHT OVER FIELDS, HEARD THE SAME WHEEZY,GROWLING "GRUS-GRUS GEE-HAA'-HAA" AS BEFORE ABOUT 7:00 A.M. IN BAMBOOTHICULET. LOOKED BUT NO LUCK. ALAVOA ARVENISIS(5)-IN FIELDS, HIRUNOO RUSTICA (5), TURDUS SP.(3), LANIUS BUCERIANUS (6), PASSER MONTANUS (10)-IN TOWERS. MAY 13 TOTO-YEN, E. FUSHIMIKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. A LITTLE RAIN, WARM. CAMPED BACK OF FUSHIMI FILTER PLANT LAST NIGHT + SET OUT 15 MOUSE + 2 RAT TRAPS IN GROUPS OF 3 200' APART. TRAPS IN EACHGROUP SET ABOUT 10' APART. CAUGHT 3 MICE - ONE WITH BROKEN SKULL SKINNED
Read Page
Page 346
2019 г. Суббота, 1 марта с (Постного) дня [illegible] и 3 марта это Рождество ... 2019 г. на Божий день + 28998 Вчера - Пятница 505 Сегодня, сегодня 605 Сегодня, сегодня 405 - (Б) (3 дня назад) : 2019 г. Завтра - (постной день) 92 в церкви, [illegible] в церкви. Сегодня это... ... М.А. 2019 г. - (Б) (О) (07:30) утром, (07:45) вечером 20-го я не знаю, но - (Б) 92 А.1989 г. ... [illegible] ... 2019 г. 3007-58 в "АМ-АМ-555 2490-2400" Сегодня в 18:00, 19:00, 20:00 В 19:00 (2)20:00 А.Н.А. - Ночь или Утр. 20:00 (2) 20:00 СОВЕТУЮ, 20-го я 9-22:00 (2) 21:40:00 20:00 (2) 92 23:00 - (0) ЗУМАТНОМ Сегодня в 18:00, 19:00, 20:00 ... [illegible] ... ... [illegible] ... ... [illegible] ... 20-го я не знаю, но 20:00 это... ... [illegible] ... Сегодня в 18:00, 19:00, 20:00 ... [illegible] ... Сегодня в 18:00, 19:00, 20:00
Read Page
Page 347
C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TO TRANSCRIBE) JOURNAL MAY 13 (CONT.) & LABELED BY WAYE (# K. ZIEGLER) 205 ♀ (6 SCARS + 3 OLD(3)) APODEMUS? 207-110-25-16(W) PARASITES FROM SKIN & INTESTINES. STOMACH FULL - VEG. MATTER. 2 PAIR THORACIC, 2 PAIR INGUINAL MAMMAE. TRAPPED AT 8:15 P.M. LAST NIGHT. 206 ♂ (TESTES 2½ X 5MM) APODEMUS? 177-95-23-15(W) PARASITES FROM FUR & 1 WORM FROM INTESTINE. STOMACH - VEG.(?) MATTER. 207 LEECH PICKED UP IN WOODS ON GROUND. "HAMMERHEAD" SHAPE. 208 SMALL SNAIL ALIVE PICKED UP ON GROUND IN WOODS. MET A FELLOW TRAPPING BIRDS WITH SOME SORT OF BIRD LIME SPREAD ON LIMBS OF TREES AROUND A CAGED ZOSTEROPS ALBE-BRASSA. HE ALSO USED A WHISTLE TO DECOY BIRDS IN. NO BIRDS TRAPPED THIS MORNING BUT PREVIOUSLY HE SAID HE HAD CAUGHT VARIOUS KINDS OF PARUS IN THESE WOODS. HE SAID HE HAD USED THE ZOSTEROPS FOR 5 YEARS. I SET OUT 2 BIRD NETS ON EDGE OF WOODS BUT HAD NO LUCK. BIRDS: NYCTICORAX NYCTICORAX (5), MILVUS MIGRANS (4), PHOEBIUS VERSICOLOR (1). FINALLY SAW THE BIRD
Read Page
Page 348
No text detected
Read Page
Page 349
A.C.ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 13 (CONT.) THAT I ALWAYS HEARD CALLING "GRUS-GRUS GEE-HAA-HHA" - IT WAS STREPTOPHELIA ORIENTALIS (3), NINOX SCUTULATA (1), ALAUOA ARVENSIS (3), HIRUNOO. RUSTICA (8) - IN TOWNS, CORVUS S.P. (2+), AEGITHALOS CAUDATUS (20), ZOSTEROPS PALPEBROSA (1) - BESIDE THE CABED ONE, TVROUS S.P.,(3), HORNETES CANTONS (6), PASSER MONTANUS (4) - AROUND HOUSES, EMBERIZA (CIOIDES?) (3). 209 SMALL ARACHNID(?) FROM APODEMUS (#1 K.ZIEGLER). 210 ?(NO.EMB'S) RATTUS CAUGHT BY CAT IN OUTDOOR KITCHEN AT HOME IN ISHIDA KITACHIYO, HIGASHIKUO, SHIMOG-JYOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. PARASITES FROM FUR. STOMACH EMPTY. 224-111-33-17(W) MAY 15 YAWATA SHRINE, KYOTO-FU, HONSHU, JAPAN. CLEAR, WARM. CAMPED ON HILL ACROSS FROM SHRINE WITH MR. SHINZO WATANABE LAST NIGHT & SET OUT IS MOUSE + 2 RAT TRAPS. GOT ONLY THE TAIL SKIN OF AN APODEMUS? IN ONE RAT TRAP + AN APODEMUS ? IN A MOUSE TRAP. OTHER TRAPS NOT SPRUNG BUT BAIT EATEN OUT OF SEVERAL OF THEM. TRAPS SET IN GROUPS OF 3 QUITE A DISTANCE APART
Read Page
Page 350
(0-3819024) 22.91 АВГУСТ ДЛЯ СДАЧИ КАКТА Т ТАКТ ЭЙКА Т1 - "АРМ АРМ" 2У.92-2У.92" ХОМИЛ (ЭЦ) УРАИГ-90-АХЗАОТАЭНТС (Д) З1ЗУ3У8А-БЫЛНА (Я) АФАЛНТУЮ ШПД, 2МАСТМ - (Я) АПТ2УЯ ООИЧГН (ДА) 2 УТААМО 20.2АНИХЗА (19.92 30185А- (О АЗО9АЗА Я.49 290.9ЭТСОЭ 559АН (Е) АЗ 2609УТ ЗНО ОЗ8Я) ЭИТ (О) 2 УМАДОМ ЯЗЗБЯ (Д) 2 МАТЛАО (2-01)) БЭ193АМЭ, 232ЮН ОИУО9А - . (Е) МОГА (Э) ОММВО8А ЯМАГ РОС (ЭЗБЭЯЛХ 1*) 2 УМ-009А ТАК КА ТНАУА ЗУТТСЯ (ОИ) Э ОЦ ИН ЗНОН ТА ЧЕНТИК 9ООТОО ИИ ЗОМИЧЗ, СТАУИНБЭЗИН ДРИНЦИХ АНИНГ . МАРД, УМЗЮН, УТЦ СТОЯЛ(О) ОКИ ТАПФ-МААМС12 .907 МОГА ЭСТ12А9.09 УИЗАОН, ИФОТОХ ЗНИГЕ СТАВАР 2 ЯН , М9АЦ, ЭАБЛО МА9АТ CAMPIED ON HIL WO ОЭЯМАО SHING WITH ME SHINIG SIN ZHINIC OZIMNG + ЗУАОМ 21 TWO ТЭЗ + ТЕИИ Т8АЙ НAT MIGHT SET OUT ИС МОШЕ Я НАТ ЭНТ Х УНО ТОЭ 29А5Т РАЯ С ЗНО М. 5 ЗУМЕОО9А НА ОО ВИЗ МЛ 5 ЗУМСОО9А НА Я 9АЙТ ТАГ ТОЛ 29А5Т АБНТО, 9А5Т ЭЗЮМ А 70 TWO LASTS ТИЯ ТИЯ -ЭЛУРЭЗ W1 Т3Э 29А5Т. МЕНТ 90 НА8Д4Э2 299АБ-НОТЗИО А ЭПЛА Е 70 29099
Read Page
Page 351
A.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 15 ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE. TRAPS IN (CONT) EACH GROUP 15'-25' APART. 2-11 ♂ (TESTES) APODEMUS ? 183-89-2x-15th PARASITES FROM FUR. SKIN PARTLY EATEN BY ANTS. STOMACH - VEG. MATTER & REMAINS OF SMALL INSECT. HINO PARTS MANY. BIRDS: MILVUS MIGRANS (10) - APPAR- ENTLY ROOSTING NEAR TOP OF MOUNTAIN, NINOX SCUTULATA (1) - CALLING LAST NIGHT & THIS MORNING, HIURUNDO RUSTICA (8) - IN TOWNS, CORVUS SP. (1+) -CALLING, IXOS AMAUROTIS (5). ALSO SAW & HEARD ONE BIRD VERY EARLY THIS MORNING FLYING WITH MOTH-LIKE ACTIONS. CALL-
Read Page
Page 352
{ "text": "2017\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 353
A.C. ZIEGLER 1955 (TRANSCRIBED) JOURNAL MAY 17 (CONT) SPRUNG, SAW A SMALL GREYISH- BROWN RABBIT & NEARLY CAUGHT IT WITH MY HANDS. SET OUT TWO BIRD NETS ON HILL- SIDE BUT NO LUCK. BIRDS: NYCTICORAX NYCTICORA X (1)-CALLING-, MILVUS MIGRANS (3), AN OWL (ASIO OTUS ?) CALLING LATE IN AFTERNOON & EARLY IN MORNING- "YOO-HOO, HOO-HOO-HOO, YHOO-HOO". PICUS AWOOLERA N(50-GEIRA), CAPRIMUGILS INDICUS (?) (1)-CALLING ABOUT DARK, HIRUNOO RUSTICA (5)-IN TOWNS, I XOS AM AURO TIS (4+) - VERY NOISY, HAREITES CANTANS (2), PASSER MONTANUS (10)-IN TOWNS, EMBERIZA CIOIOC ES(?) (1)-CALLING, 212 SNAIL ALIVE BRUSHY HILLSIDE 213 CENTIPEDE ALIVE OPEN PATH ON HILLSIDE. MAY 18 ISHIOAKITAEHIYO, HIGABHIKUJO, SHIM- OGIYOKU, KYOTO CITY, HONSHU, JAPAN. WARM, RAINY. 214 LEECH ALIVE PICKED OFF OF CONCRETE STEP IN BACK YARD OF HOUSE. YELLOW-BROWN WITH BARED MEDIAN DORSAL STRIPE. IN 1/10 FORMALIN.
Read Page
Page 354
27/10 - H2K59Q J.JM2 A W8Z, ZWL9Q2 M4A TWOLO YJAAH - T.8809 KMOH 20W4N YM HTIW TI JIA WO ZT5N QSHB OWT TUO T32. JMLA OM TUB 3012 KAAOCTUYM XAOOCTUYM :20918 (5) ZWL9Q2YM ZWL UMM, ZAL-LAC-(C) - (1) ZKL-LAC (5 ZITO, O18A) KMOHA HIMUAAJA WI YJAHF + MOOHJET9A WI "OOH-OHK, OOH-OOH-OOH, OOH-OOH" WIM9AAD / 9932 - 09/19:5/0UMH 24019 , J680 TUBHA-ZAL-LAC) - (1)(5) ZU210WI 26X1, ZWLHOT WI-(2) AJT245I OOJUSIH EJT35OH, Y210Y.Y92V - (1+4) 2ITO91AMA W1-(01)ZLHATKOM 9322889, (6) ZLAT80 AL-1AC -(1)(9)2301615 AEI9JAM), ZWHOT 3012JHH KHZU98 ZILHA JMA2 .615 WO H789 W890 ZILHA 343ATW30 .615 .3012JHH - M4B, 0TJMIN8A2IH, OTHOATHAOIHST 9IKAM LA99ET, UNZOM, TIO OTOK, WKOZO KMA9, M.ZM 26 976 05K19 ZILHA H32H HIS 91H FECH ARLE PICKED OFF DE DE 09AK J33R WI 4:IT3 ETE3D) HOUSE. YETROO-8JOMNITH BRAD WANGA 011WI .39,AT3 +25AA KAOEM
Read Page
Page 355
Journal GNERA OF JAPANESE BIRDS PODICERS CHARADRIUS DIOMEDCA CAPELLA PHALACROCORAX LARUS ARDEA STERNA EGRETIA COLUMBA NYCTICORAX STREPTOPENIA CYGNUS NINOX BRANTA DPUS ANSER ALCEOO ANAS DRYOBATES NYROCA PLAVOA ACCIPITER HIRUNDO MILVUS CORVUS BUTEO IXOS FALCO PARUS PHASIANUS CINCLUS GRUS TROGLODYES
Read Page
Page 356
No text detected
Read Page
Page 357
ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL TURDUS PHOENICURUS SAXICOLA MOTACILLA ANTHUS BOMBYCILLA LANIUS STURNUS ACROCEPHALUS HORRETES. PASSER EMBERIZA CHLORIS
Read Page
Page 358
No text detected
Read Page
Page 359
A.C.ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL SEPT. MUIR WOODS, MARIN CO., CALIF. "LADYBUGS" (ORANGE WITH BLACK SPOTS) CLUSTERING IN REDWOOD GROVE. TWO CLUSTERS OF SAME INSECTS. (NO FIELD NOTES ON THIS TRIP)
Read Page
Page 360
No text detected
Read Page
Page 361
A.C.ZIEGLER 1955 JOURNAL SEPT 24. UNIV.CALIF. CAMPUS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. PICKED UP A SMALL FLYCATCHER DEAD UNDER OAKS BESIDE LIFE-SCIENCES BLDG. EYE RING, WING-BARS. LIGHT YELLOWISH BENEATH IRIS - DARK BROWN. UP. MANDIBLE BLUE, LOWER FLESH COLORED LEGS.DARK: STOMACH CONTENTS - INSECT REMAINS. 1 PARASITE - LOUSE. OCT 13. 2200 BLOCK HAUTE ST., BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. KAYE ZIEGLER BROUGHT IN A SPARROW ♂ (IMM. ZONOTRICHIA LEUCOPHRYA ?) THAT WAS CAUGHT BY A CAT THIS P.M. IRIS.DARK BROWN BILL - YELLOW WITH TIP OF UPPER MANDIBLE BROWN. LEGS & FEET - LT. BROWN. STOMACH CONTENTS - SEEDS + VEG. MATTER, LITTLE SAND. DEC 28, MORSS BEACH , SAN MARCO CO. CALIF. (NYES BEACH X HOTEL) (SEE MAP IN REISCO LIGHTS MANUAL) WORKED THE LOW TIDE THIS P.M. WITH BILL KERRIE, JOHN LAWRENCE, & KAREN HACKMULLER CAUGHT 1 LARGE OCTOPUS & 3 SMALL IN POOLS NEAR BREAKWATER AS TIDE WENT OUT. ALSO TWO BOTTLES & 6 LITS OF INVAGERS IN '110 FORMALIN. QUITE A FEW PHORHONS 4 TO 8 INCHES. SET OUT 25 MUSEUM SPECIMENS WITH MARKERS IN FIELD BESIDE NYE'S & AROUND CAPTAIN MARSH ALONG VICENTE CREEK NEAR BEACH,
Read Page
Page 362
No text detected
Read Page
Page 363
C. ZIEGLER 1955 DEC.29 JOURNAL NYE'S HOTEL, MOSS BEACH, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. MOSS BEACH FROM NYE'S PARLING HOT. BIRD CAUGHT ON BEACH - BLACK & WHITE
Read Page
Page 364
No text detected
Read Page
Page 365
A.C. ZIEGNER 1955 JOURNAL DEC. 29 NYE'S HOTEL, MOSS BEACH, SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. CAUGHT 2 MICROTUS, 1 PEROMYSCUS X 1 MUS (MUS EATEN IN TRAP) ALSO 1 TAIL (PEROMYSCUS?) SAVED PEROMYSCUS & 2 MICROTUS. 2 OR 3 OTHER TRAPS SPRUNG, OTHERS NOT TOUCHED. BOYS FOUND A BIRD (CORIF. MURAC?) OILED UP BELOW. ALONG BEACH, OILED FEATHERS REMOVED & BIRD PUT BACK IN WATER - SEEMED O.K. BUT NOT TOO ACTIVE. PHOTOS TAKEN OF BIRD & BEACH PLAYS. WORKED THE TIDE AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON GOT A COUPLE OF
Read Page
Page 366
{ "text": "[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 367
Ziegler 1956 Catalog Ziegler, A. C. 1956 Catalogue nos. 220-438
Read Page
Page 368
No text detected
Read Page
Page 369
A. ZIEGLER 1956 CATALOG WILLCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA MAR. 10 27 LABS CALIF. 220 THAMNORHIS ABOUT 30" \frac{1}{2} MI W GRIZZLY PEAK F. UNIV. COLLE CAMPUS, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAR. 22 221♂ Cyanocitta Stelleri 1EIS DARK BROWN 222♀(TESTES 8X5MM) 11 1EIS DARK BROWN BERKELEY STRAWBERRY CANYON, U.C. CAMPUS, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAR. 24 (223-232 COLL. BY S.G. BENSON) 223♂(TESTES 9X12MM)THOMOMYS 220-67-27-6(W) 224♀ WREN-TIT IRIS WHITEISH 225♂(TESTES 00) WREN-TIT IRIS WHITEISH J.T.C. HONEY SUNNYSIDE LANCASTER 226♀ SPOTTED TOWHEE IRIS REDDISH-ORANGE (SUN BY W.C. RUSSELL) M.A.S.C. 227♀ BROWN TOWHEE IRIS REOO./SH-BROWN (SUN BY W.C. RUSSELL) 11 228♀ FOX SPARROW BIRDVERY THIN 11 229♂(TES. 7X10MM)PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 242-120-26-2(W) 11 230♂(TES 6X9MM)PEROMYSCUS TRUEI 193-98-22-2/(W) 231♀ SONG SPARROW IRIS DARK BROWN 2.CAGRS S.F. 232♂TES. GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROW IRIS DARK BROWN POINT ISABEN, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. MAR. 25 1.V.Z. 233 sex? MICROTUS (EATEN IN TRAP) TAIL-50, H.F.-20MM. D.C.Ross L.S.C. 234♀(NO EMBS) MUS? 120-63-17-1/(W) A.V.Z. 235♂(TESTES 00) MICROTUS (IMMATURE) 94-27-18-10(W) 11 236♀(SCARCAE VERY SMALL EMBS) MICROTUS 154-41-20-15(W) MAR. 29 11 237♀(NO EMBS) MICROTUS 144-40-21-14(W) 11 238♀(SEMS'S G.N.M) 11 148-40-20-14(W) PARTLY EATEN IN TRAP 11 239♀(NO EMBS) 149-40-19-15(W) MAR. 30 P.R.,ROSS A.S.C. 240♂(TESTES 6X9MM)SONG SPARROW IRIS BROWN
Read Page
Page 370
No text detected
Read Page
Page 371
.21COLOR 1956 CATALOG. STRAWBERRY CANYON, V.C.CAMPUS, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. APR 3 241 o (TESTES 4X6mm) PEEOGNATUS COLL. BY S.B. BENSON ON MAR 28 205-114-24-11(M) 1956 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. APR 8 JZ. 242 o (NO EMB'S) MICROTIUS 146-42-20-6(S) 243 o (EMB'S) " 142-41-20-14(W) 244o(TES 4x23mm) " 130-34-19-18(W) 245o(TES oo) " 112-31-19-12(W) 1/2 MI. W GRIZZLY PEAK, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. APR. 9 246 o JUNCO IRIS BROWN HEAVY FAT OCCASIONS POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. APR 15 247 o (TESTES 8X5mm) MICROTIUS 160-50-21-14(W) 248 o (5 SCALES) " 144-43-20-15(W) 249o(4 EMB'S 4mm) " 139-38-20-14(W) SEX SUMMON ONLY APR 22 250 o (PICKED OUT OF GREENSHAW) MICROTIUS 251 o TES DOWITCHER HEAVY FAT DEPOSIT IRIS (FOUND DEAD ON MINE SW) DARK BROWN UNIV. OF CALIF CAMPUS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALI, FAUNA APR 24 252 o BOMBICILLA IRIS BROWN WILDCAT CANYON, TILOEN REGIONAL PARK, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. APR 28 FOUND DEAD APR 28,1956 253o TUDOUS MICROTIUS IRIS BROWN POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. APR. 29 254 o (4 FRESH SCALES) MICROTIUS 156-45-20-14(W)
Read Page
Page 372
{ "text": "233\nTUSING M E B O S C I L K\n9 A P A\nMIRACOR, TROOPSHIP, (CONTRIBUTION)\n1672 008048\nBOMERDALE-\n9525\nF. ST\nHUR OF CAMP GREENWAY CO., PORT FOREST\n9 A P A\nJULY 22\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 545\n(20mm) 945\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A\n115-31-15-115\n21-91-34-120\n41-05-14-145\n146-45-20-1848\n\" \"\n\" \"\nMICROFILM (20mm) 945\n(20mm) 545\n(mini roll) 545+\n(30) 5045\nJUNE\n9 A P A\n1672 008048\nPOINT TACOR, CONES CORT CO., CAROL\n9 A P A [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 373
C.ZIEGLER 1956 CATALOG POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. APR 29 (CONT) 255♂(TES. 5x7mm)MICROTIUS 183-49-21-15(w) " 256♀(CMOS 4-8mm) " 150-44-19-14(w) " 257♂(TES. 8x5mm) " 170-47-20-14(w) JOHNSON HARRIS 258♀(OWNEY)SONG SPARROW IRIS BROWN 1/2 MI. W GEIZZLY PEAK, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAY 1 FROM VIC LEWIN 259♂TES 12/5 BROWN, 4x8mm CANIF. JAY 260♀2x2mm APOLIO MAELATUS IRIS REOOISH ORANGE 261♂TES " " IRIS RED 7x10mm POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. MAY 6 262♂(TES. 7x5mm)MICROTIUS 162-49-22-16(w) " 263♂(TES. 7x5mm) " 162-46-22-14(w) " 264♀(3-25mm CMOS's) " 147-44-19-14(w) " 265♂(TES 4x5mm) " 147-45-21-14(w) " 266♀(NO CMOS'S) " 137-41-18-14(w) 267 sex? PICUA RATTUS NORVECIUS FUR ALMOST YELLOW-BELLY WINDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. MAY 12 (FROM ZOOL/13 FIELD CLASS) 268♂(?) GERRHONUS MULTICARINATUS S.V.-140mm T.O.M.-300mm DIED DEC. 26,1959 269♀(?) " " LE CONTE + LA LOMA ST., BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAY 15 FOUND 06:00 BY FREDDY TURNER R.C.ROSS L.J.S.F. 270♀(YESHAS)SCURUS NIGOR 510-231-64-29(w) 1/2 MI. W GEIZZLY PEAK, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAY 17 FROM VIC LEWIN " 271♂(TES 3x5mm)CANIF. JAY IRIS BROWN
Read Page
Page 374
CAT-00 POINT TABLE, CONVOY CARRIAGE CAT-1742 T-1109 (1) PC A4A 31-5-81 - P 51 - 281 (2) 11 - 91 - 44 - 120 41 - 50 - 04 - 070 HINDU 21.91 24.00.10 (1) (2) 28-1/2 32.00 (2) 32.00 (1) " " " " \frac{1}{2} MI W CARRIAGE, AVERAGE CAT-00 HINDU 14.91 1 KM HINDU 21.91 24.00.10 (1) 24.00.10 (1) 21.91 24.00.10 (1) 21.91 25.00 30.00 " " 35.00 POINT TABLE, CONVOY CARRIAGE CAT-1742 T-1109 2 KM 31-55-04 - 521 41-55-02 - 521 41-91-44 - 541 41-51-04 - 641 131-1-1-1 - 131 28.00.10 (2) 28.00.10 (2) 32.00.10 (1) 35.00.10 (1) 42.00.10 (2) SCUTCH PICKUPS 36.00.10 (1) 321 " " " " " " " " " " " " WINDSOR CARRIAGE CAT-00, NO.400 T-1785A 5 KM 32.00.10 (1) 21.00.10 (1) " " " " (1) PC A25 (1) PC A25 FE COUNTER CARRIAGE, BEREZINA, T-2 AMALATY-SHINOL (1) WMI 5 36.00.10 (1) 21.00.10 (1) (2) PC A25 " " " " " " \frac{1}{2} MI W CARRIAGE, AVERAGE CAT-00 1 KM HINDU 21.91 36.00.10 (1) 21.00.10 (1)
Read Page
Page 375
C. ZIEGLER 1956 Storosa WIERCAT CANYON, CONVER COSIA CO., CALIF. MAY 17 272? MULE SKULL FROM JUNK YARDS. 273 PITVOPHIS CATENIFER DRIVE 274 TARICHTA ZOOESII DRIVE. RELEASED 1/4 MI. W GEIZZY PEAK, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAY 24 (VIC LEWIN) 275 (TESTES) TOXOSTOMA REOIVIVUM IRIS REDDISH-BROWN 17 MI. SW REDROCK (PINAL CO.), PINA CO., ARIZONA. (COLLECTED BY PRENTICE BLODSSEN JAN 30, 1956) PUT UP - MAY 26 276 (1-1/4 mm) MAEROTUS CALIFORNICUS NO MEASUREMENTS. 277 (1.1/2 mm) " 91-38-13-31(M) 278 (RT SIDE) " 86-36-13-31(M) (1.1/2 MM OR EMB?) (RT SIDE + L SIDE?) (CONTINUES WITH # 281) 1/2 MI. W GEIZZY PEAK, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. MAY 28 (FROM VIC LEWIN) 279 (TESTES) TOXOSTOMA REOIVIVUM IRIS REDDISH BROWN. SAN PABLO RIOGE (NEAR BERGEN), CONVER COSIA CO. CA MAY 25 (PUT UP MAY 31, 1956) 280 (TESTES) SCRUB VOTZ RECONDOMINER IRIS ?? 17 MI. SW REDROCK (ANNA CO.), PINA CO., ARIZONA (COLLECTED JAN. 30, 1956) PUT UP - JUNE 2 COLLECTOR PRENTICE BLODSSEN 281 (1-1/2 mm) MAEROTUS CALIFORNICUS 90-38-13-30(M) 282 (EMB. RT SIDE) " 91-38-14-32(W) 283 (1-2mm DIA.) " 85-32-12-32(W) (EMB RT. SIDE) 284 (1-2mm DIA.) " 92-36-12-34(W) (EMB ET. SIDE) (CONTINUES WITH # 310)
Read Page
Page 376
2198 0637 Мирский -Славянская (восточная) (Варш) Мар 17 224-238,239,240 Марк Лив.р.->5,555 2140,2146,2149 Бастет С.И.,Англ. 2147-2149 Тарчина А. 2148-2149 Витраг 229,230,235 Оазис и Мирный (М.им.т) (миллиард тив) 46 км 227,230,232 Тест Мунинго-Андрей (остр) кб 219 231,232,235 Редбек (Варш) М.им.т (восток-запад) 26 км 26 мая -> 90 Т64 237,238,239 Оазис Мирный (М.им.-т) 238,239-241,245 Рубин В. 236-240,243,244,246 Бр.И. (остр тив и мунитов) 247,248,249 Оазис Мирный (М.им.-т) (миллиард тив) 96 км 247-249 Рубин В. 250,251,253 Рубин А.(восток) кб 248 и мс 250,251,253 Рубин А. (варш) 256 мая -> 26 мая (289,290,291,292) 257-258,260,261,262,264 Рубин А.(восток) кб 261 и мс 263 мая -> 264 (291,292,293) 265-267,268,269,270,271 Рубин А.(восток) кб 271 и мс 272 мая -> 273 (294,295,296) 274-276,277,278,279,280 Рубин А.(восток) кб 280 и мс 281 мая -> 282 (305,306,307) (308,309,310)
Read Page
Page 377
C.ZIEGLER 1956 COTTONO. CARSON HOLLOW, ALAMEDA & SAN JOAQUIN CO., CALIF. JUNE 10 285 ♂ (TES) P. MONICULATUS J. LAWRENCE 4x8mm 142-66-23-16(M) 286 ♀ (NO) DIPODOMYS HEDEMANNI 267-165-42/6(M) EMO'S) 6 MI. W WESTLEY (INGRAM CANYON), STANISLAUS CO., CALIF. JUNE 15 287 ♀ (NO) P. HESPERUS J. GOODRICH 4.80m 75-31-5-6(W) EMO'S) JUNE 16 288 ♂(TES) REITHRO. J. COOK 12/68-19-12(M) 289 ♀ (TES) P. PEROMYSCUS J. COOK 200-102-23-28(M) 6X7MM (MORE BELOW) WESTVACO MINE, 23MI. E SAN JOSE, SANTA CLARA CO., CALIF. JUNE 16 (CONT.) 290 ♀(1-16MM ORA.) COTTONUS 110-44-11-17(M) EMB. RET.SIDE 291 ♀ (1-17 MM ORA.) " 115-47-11-17(M) EMB. RET. SIDE 292 ♂ (TES) ANTROZOUS 110-42-12-30(W) 3X6MM (MORE BELOW) 1MI SE INVERNESS, MARIN CO., CALIF. JUNE 17 293 ♂(TES) THOMOMYS S.B. BENSON 3X4MM 247-82-31-6(M) 2100m 6 MI. W WESTLEY (INGRAM CANYON), STANISLAUS CO., CALIF. JUNE 16 (CONT) 294 ♂ TES P. MONICULATUS degenerates? 5x9mm 147-66-20-15 295 ♂ TES " " 140-62-19-15(M) 4X7MM 296 ♀ 4 SERIES (sped below) 164-73-19-14(W) CARSON HOLLOW, SAN JOAQUIN CO., CALIF. JUNE 15 (CONT) 297 ♂(TES) CORYNORHINUS J.ZIEGLER CROW 3X6.2MM 80-42-11-33(W)
Read Page
Page 378
{ "text": "1531\n220\n2020-06-19\n\nСоревнования Хоровой вокальной школы\n\n18 июня\n\n14:45-17:15 - А.В.Бурлакова (муж.) 28 лет, \n14:50-17:20 - И.А.Смирнова (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n20 июня\n\n21:30-22:00 - А.В.Бурлакова (муж.) 28 лет, \n21:45-22:15 - И.А.Смирнова (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n21 июня\n\n21:30-22:00 - А.В.Бурлакова (муж.) 28 лет, \n21:45-22:15 - И.А.Смирнова (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10-09:30 - 151 (муж.) 28 лет, \n(2) 09:40-10:00 - 152 (жен.) 28 лет.\n\n27 июня\n\n(1) 09:10 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 379
(2 color 1956 CATALOGA WESTVALEO MINE, 23 MI. E SAN JOSE, SANTA CRUZ CO., CA. JUNE 16 (CONT.) REBECCA SCHRAMM 298 O (TES (2x3mm) TADDEON 98-36-11-10(G) " 299 f (1-20MM EMB RT. SIDE) EPITERCUS 120-45-12-18(G) " 300 O (TES (3x5mm) ANTROZOUS 109-43-13-28(G) " 301 O (TES (4x6mm)) " 115-43-13-29(G) " 302 O (TES (4x6mm)) " 109-39-13-28(G) " 303 O (TES (3x5mm)) " 109-41-13-29(G) " 304 O (TES (3/2x5mm)) " 115-46-13-28(G) " 305 O (TE8TOS (3x6mm)) " 110-39-13-29(G) " 306 O (TES (4x6mm)) " 108-41-13-28(G) " 307 O (TE8TOS (3x6mm)) " 110-42-12-28(G) " 308 O (TES TOS (2/2x5mm)) " 113-42-13-29(G) MOOGITO (CITY LIMITS), STANISLAUS CO., CALIF. JUNE 27 RICHARD W. PURSER " 309 f (NO EMB'S) MUSTELA 196AM 388-139-44-23(G) 17 MI. SW RED ROCK (AVON CO.), PIMA CO., ARIZONA (COLL. JAN. 30, 1956, - PUT UP JUNE 28, 1956) PRE SCHRAMM 2/ V.V.Z. 310 O (TES TOS Maerzitus 94-35-14-32(G) 311 f (1-1/2mm OA EMB. RT. SIDE) " 92-38-12-32(G) 312 f (1-1/2mm OA EMB. RT. SIDE) " 93-38-13-32(G) 313 O (TES TOS) " 91-34-13-32(G) 314 f (1-2mm OA EMB. RT. SIDE) " 89-33-13-32(G) (CONT. WITH # 320) 1 MI. SE INVERNESS, MARIN CO., CALIFORNIA JULY S.B. BENSON TO: M.V.Z. 315 f(?) SACRY (TROW BE/DOO? ?) WT: 5.6OM 116-50-14-8(G) " 316 f (?) " WT: 5.0OM 116-51-13-8(G) " 317 f (VAGINA NO OPEN) EMB " WT: 5.2OM 75-12-14-9(G) (WHOLE (SOFTEN) TO: R. SCHRAMM L.A.S.C. 318 f(NO EMBE) " WT: 5.0GM 116-51-14-9(G)
Read Page
Page 380
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 381
JANUARY 1956 CATALOG OAKLAND (ORING GOLF COURSE), Contra Costa Co., CA TO: M.V.I. 319 ♂(TESTES 2X2.5mm) THOMOMYS BOTTAE (ARENO) 236-80-81-8(W) JULY 10, 1956 CHAS. E. STERLON 17 MI. SW RIO ROCK (PIMA CO.), PIMA Co., ARIZONA COLL. JAN. 30, 1956 - PUT UP JULY 28 HOWELL TERMIN. 4 INCHES 320 ♂(TESTES 1X1mm) MACROTUS CALIFORNICUS COH- PRENTICE BLODGETT 91-35-13-34(W) 321 ♂(TESTES 1X1.2mm) 89-33-13-33(W) 322 ♀(1-2 mm DIA) 90-34-12-33(W) 323 ♀ NO DARK UTERUS SAC, (DETERMINED) 90-35-13-34(W) 324 ♀(1-1/2 mm DIA) EMB RT. SIDE 90-34-12-33(W) (CONT. WITH 326) CORRAL HOLLOW, 2 MI. E CO LINE, SAN JOAQUIN Co., CA COLL JULY 29, 1956 PUT UP AUG/1/56 WT. JULY 31-6.40gm 94-47-9-34(W) WT. AUG 1 (DEAD)-6.35gm TO: M.V.I. 325 ♂(TESTES 2X2.5mm) CORYNORHINUS 17 MI. SW RIO ROCK (PIMA CO.), PIMA Co., ARIZONA COLL JAN 30, 1956 - PUT UP AUG 11, 1956 C.Rossi S.C. 326 ♀(1-2mm DIA) EMB RT. SIDE MACROTUS CALIFORNICUS 95-38-13-33(W) 327 ♀(1-1.5mm DIA.) EMB RT. SIDE 94-37-12-34(W) 328 ♂(TESTES X1-mm) 89-36-12-33(W) 329 ♀(1-2mm DIA. EMB RT. SIDE) 92-35-13-34(W) OAKLAND (1/2 MI. W GRIZZLY PEAK), ALAMEDA Co., CA COLL AUG 17, 1956 , PUT UP AUG 18, 1956 TO: M.V.I. 330 ♂(TESTES 4X8mm) RABBIT (SYLVILAGUS BREVIMAN?) 281-25-61-53(W) COLL. VIC HEISN, W WT. (ON AUG 18)-837/om 17 MI. SW RIO ROCK (PIMA CO.), PIMA Co., ARIZONA COLL JAN 30, 1956 - PUT UP AUG 18, 1956 331 ♀(1-1.5mm DIA) EMB RT. SIDE MACROTUS CALIFORNICUS 89-36-13-34(W) 332 ♂(TESTES 1X1.5 mm) 90-34-12-33(W) 333 ♀(1-2mm DIA.) EMB RT. SIDE 94-36-13+-35(W) 334 ♀(1-1/2 mm DIA.) EMB, RT. SIDE 95-39-12-33(W) 335 ♀(-2mm DIA.) EMB. RT. SIDE 95-37-12-34 COH-PRENTICE BLODGETT
Read Page
Page 382
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 383
J.C. Howen 1956 CATAMOC BERKELEY (M.V.Z.), ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA (put up) SEPT 1 coll? date? 336 ♀(no cma's) EPTECUS FUSCUS ? 118-45-11-15(w) 300. J.C. Howen M.V.Z. UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY (1200 BLOCK OXFORD AVE.) ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. SEPT 3. HEAVY FAT DEPOSITS 19EIS-BROWN C.loss. S.C. 337♂(TES) SWANSON THRIUS(?) WT. 40.7gm. 1/4MI. SE WHITE HOUSE RANCH (S23, T13S R15 E) 1700FT. MADERA CO., CALIF. coll. SCPT 6, 1956 PUT UP SCPT 10 coll. V. Cook. M.V.Z. SCN 9262 { 338♀(6 cms) RETRODOONYUS MEKADOTYS (WT. 19.1gm) 155-81-16-13 (n) " (2) { 339♀(5 cma's) (WT.-13.0gm.) 145-74-16-13½ (w) S.C. , 340♂(TESTES) 128-66-16-1/3 SWLW BANKY 341♂(TESTES DIPDOOMYS NINEATOIOES 223-129-32-12(w) (SOUTHERN HTS. BLVD) SAN RAFAEL, MARIN CO., CALIF. coll. ABOUT SEPT 1, 1956 PUT UP SCPT 1 Accum MUMMY 342 ♂ NEUROREICHUS GIBBSI (Mummy) (Accu 9263 (1) 343♂(TESTES con. Dr. Richard Taber (WT. 10.4gm 110-38-16-0 (FROZEN) NEW COLUMBIA RANCH, S EET 11 T13S, R15E, MADERA CO., CALIF. coll SCPT 14 PUT UP SCPT 19 (FROZEN) 21.76gm 344♀(no cma) DIPOOMYS NINEATOIOES 209-122-31-10(n) BERKELEY (STRAWBERRY CANYON), ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA (PUT UP & WEIGHED (COLL) SEPT. 17, SCPT. 21 (COLL) BILL MANGE 700. CALIF. 345♂(TESTES) SPILOGALE PUTARIVUS (WT. 77.4gm) 470-156-46-3(n) 2090 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. SCPT 24 TO'S J.C. Howen M.V.Z. NATURALIS 346♂(TESTES PSEODGNATHUS CALIFORNICUS 190-110-25-12(w) WT.23.5 2X14mm) SCPT. 26 gm. 347♀(4 cma's RETRODOONYUS MEKADOTYS 143-66-15½-11(w) WT. 13.3gm 1X1MM)
Read Page
Page 384
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 385
A.C.ZIEGELER 1956 Carnivora Sagehen Creek, 6400 ft., 3 mi. NW Hobart Mills Nevada Co., Cal. F. Sept. 28 348 ♀ (7 scars) Peromyscus maniculatus 169-64-20-18(W) wt. 20.7gm Sept. 29 349 ♀ (Emb's) Sorex vagrans 95-39-13-7(W) wt. 5.7gm 350 ♀ (NO Emb's) Eutamias amoenus 199-88-32-19(W) wt. 43.3gm 351 ♀ (6 scars) Eutamias speciosus 220-90-34-19(N) wt. 69.5gm 352 ♂ (Testes 3x8 mm) Eutamias laticeps 265-90-39-22(W) wt. 194.0gm 353 ♂ (Testes 2x4 mm) Eutamias amoenus 203-81-32-17(N) wt. 46.8gm 354 ♂ (Testes 2x4mm) " " 197-80-30-17(W) wt. 39.8gm Sept. 30 355 ♀(Emb's) Micrurus montanus 161-42-21-1/4(N) wt. 39.4 (John Lawrence) 356 ♂(Testes 1½x3mm) " " 136-36-19-13(W) wt. 31.4gm (Conn.-J. Lawrence) 357 ♂(Testes 3x5mm) Micrurus longicaudus 153-51-23-1/4(N) wt. 28.4gm 358 ♂(Testes 6x9mm) " " 174-60-23-15(N) wt. 38.7gm 359 ♂(Testes 1½x2mm) " " 159-53-22-13(W) wt. 31.1gm 360 ♂(Testes 5x10mm) Peromyscus maniculatus 170-78-20-17(N) wt. 20.1gm →cont'd with # 36b Silver Canyon, 4600 ft., 5 mi. ENE Bishop, Inyo Co., California Coll. Oct 12, 1956 (Put up Oct 17, 1956) Collector: William W. Overmire 361 ♀(Emb's) Perognathus formosus 186-107-22-11(W) wt. 17.4 362 ♀(Emb's) " " 190-107-23-11(W) wt. 19.1 363 ♀(Emb's) D. Pooomys microtis 212-125-38-12(W) wt. 30.0 364 ♂(Testes 2x4mm) " " 258-153-42-13(W) wt. 48.9 365 ♂(Testes 6x9mm) Neotoma leucogaster 282-123-29-24(W) wt. 118.6 Sagehen Creek, 6400 ft., 3 mi. NW Hobart Mills, Nevada Co., Cal F. Coll Sept. 30, (Put up Oct 19, 1956) 366 ♀(Emb's) Eutamias amoenus 200-85-31-17(W) wt. 44.2 367 ♂(Testes 1½x4mm) " " 193-83-32-16(N) wt. 36.2 368 ♂(Testes 2x6mm) " " 189-75-30-17(W) wt. 42.7 Coll. Vic Lewin 369 ♀(Emb's) " " 191-79-30-18(N) wt. 42.3 370 ♂(Testes 2½x5mm) Micrurus montanus 155-42-20-13(W) wt. 33.5gm
Read Page
Page 386
Октябрь 20.1932 г.г. Всего на 8405-42-601 завхозом, курьером (муж) в 600 П.С.79-32 на 2 тыс. (4)-21-РЭ-2Р завхозом с 1902 г.г. (он) на 5 тыс. (4)-21-28-88-РП1 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (она) на 6 тыс. (4)-Р1-35-09-055 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 8 тыс. (4)-55-РЭ-09-252 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 12 тыс. (4)-21-55-18-605 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 27 тыс. (4)-21-55-08-7Р1 " " (он) Октябрь 1932 на 2 тыс. (4)-21-15-54-161 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 2,7 тыс. (4)-21-01-28-261 " " (он) на 3 тыс. (4)-21-25-12-821 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 7,5 тыс. (4)-21-25-02-+51 " " (он) на 12,5 тыс. (4)-21-55-82-9Р1 " " (он) на 30,0 тыс. (4)-21-55-87-0П1 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) (она) Октябрь 1932 г. на 2 тыс. (4)-21-55-01-181 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 1,8 тыс. (4)-21-55-05-161 " " (он) на 1,5 тыс. (4)-21-55-08-151 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 1,5 тыс. (4)-21-55-12-128 " " (он) на 2,7 тыс. (4)-21-55-08-585 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) Октябрь 1932 г. на 2 тыс. (4)-21-15-28-005 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он) на 2,7 тыс. (4)-21-55-29-161 " " (он) на 5,4 тыс. (4)-21-08-32-РП1 " " (он) на 18 тыс. (4)-21-55-30-161 " " (он) на 27,0 тыс. (4)-21-08-28-7Р1 завхозом с 1932 г.г. (он)
Read Page
Page 387
A.C. ZEIGLER 1956 CATALOGS OCT 27 6.2 mi. E, 3.1 mi. E TOMANES BUFF, MADERA CO., CALIF. 50'+FT. OCT 21. 371♂ (TESTES) SOLEX THORNBROGGER 116-51-14-8(N) WT. 6.1 372♀(NO EMB'S.) '' '' 110-50-14½-7(N) WT. 6.1 373♂(TESTES) '' '' 120-54-14-8(N) WT. 5.7 374♀ (NO EMB'S.) '' '' 120-53-14-9(N) WT. 7.3 375♂(TESTES) '' '' 111-51-14-9(N) WT. 5.4 376♂ (TESTES) '' '' 111-52-14-8½(N) WT. 5.0 377♀(NO EMB'S) '' '' 113-51-14-9(N) WT. 6.2 378♀ (NO EMB'S) '' '' 118-55-14-9(N) WT. 6.4 379♀(NO EMB'S) '' '' 119-54-14-9(N) WT. 5.3 380♂(TESTES) '' '' 113-50-14-8½(N) WT. 6.1 1 mi. N, 0.2 mi. E BRIGHTHAVEN, 50'+FT., SONOMA CO., CALIF. OCT. 21. Captive animal died Oct 27 381♀ (EMB'S) PHENAEOMYS LONGICAVOUS 177-76-20-12(N) WT(Oct 27) 20.3 2.5 mi. N CATHEORAN CITY, RIVERSIDE CO., CALIF/ARIZ OCT. 29, 1956 Captive from Jim Arverson TAH. TRIASSINGA. 382♂(TESTES) DIPODOUMYS DEBEERT? [320]-[185]-55-18(N) WT 94.4 2 mi. W BROKEN STATION, 500'+FT., SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. NOV 4 383♂(TESTES) REITHRODONTOMYS MEGANOTIS 135-69-16-13(N) WT 7.6 384♂ (TESTES) '' '' 135-69-16-12½(N) WT. 7.5 385♀(NO EMB'S) '' '' 140-68-17-13(N) WT. 7.8 386♂ (TESTES) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 163-50-20-1¾(N) WT. 46.3 387♂(TESTES) '' '' 173-52-19½-13¾(N) WT. 44.4 388♀(NO EMB'S) REITHRODONTOMYS MEGANOTIS 123-63-16-12(N) WT. 7.4 389♀ (NO EMB'S) '' '' 130-69-17-12½(N) WT. 8.3 390♂(TESTES) '' '' 136-72-17-13(N) WT. 7.3 391♂ (TESTES) '' '' 131-66-16½-12¾(N) WT. 9.7 392♀(TESTES) '' '' 130-67-17-12(N) WT. 8.0
Read Page
Page 388
{ "text": "15.7.0\n(w) -41-12-38 1279+99=1097 +39.02 (срост)♀158\n(w) -41-20-111 \" \" (он)♀552\n(w) -41-24-051 \" \" (срост)♀564\n(w) -41-22-131 \" \" (о)♀472\n(w) -41-12-111 \" \" (срост)♀252\n(w) -41-25-111 \" \" (срост)♀508\n(w) -41-12-111 \" \" (он)♀552\n(w) -41-22-116 \" \" (он)♀452\n(w) -41-24-116 \" \" (он)♀952\n(w) -41-20-118 113+99=212 (срост)♀508\n\n15.7.0\n(он) -51-05-151 170+99=269 2хмгднж (он)♀198\n\n(w) -41-22-29[1]-[05] 139+210=349 (боток)♀588\n\n15.7.0\n(он) -51-05-151 170+99=269 2хмгднж (он)♀198\n\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀472\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀492\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀486\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀468\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост)♀498\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (он)♀478\n(w) -51-05-151 132-14-151 \" \" (срост) [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 389
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 CATALOG 2 MI. W BADEN STATION, 500 FT., SAN MATEO CO., CALIFORNIA NOV. 4 (CONT.) 393 ♂ (TESTES) PEROMYSCUS MOTRICULATUS 157-69-21½-16(W) WT.180 (1½x3mm) 394 ♀ (NO) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 149-46-20-,14(W) WT.34.5 EMG'S) 395 ♂ (TESTES) " " 160-51-21-13(W) WT.37.6 (4X6mm) 396 ♀ (4-25MM EMG'S) " " 145-44-20-13(W) WT.43.5 (3RT, 1LT.) 397 ♂ (TESTES) " " 167-53-21-15(W) WT.43.8 (5X7MM) 398 ♀ (RECORDING?) " " 166-50-20-13½(W) WT.36.3 YOUNG? ) 399 ♂ (TESTES) " " 168-52-22-14(W) WT.44.6 (4½x7mm) 1.5 MI. S, 1 MI. W MILKBREAKE, 400 FT., SAN MATEO CO., CALIFORNIA. NOV. 4 400 ♀ (NO) PEROMYSCUS TRUEI 178-93-23-19(W) WT.17.4 EMG'S) 401 ♂ (TESTES) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 225-118-26-23(W) WT.36.1 (6X9mm) 402 ♂ (TGS TGS) " " 249-138-27-23(W) WT.45.1 (4x6mm) 403 ♀ (NO) " " 245-134-28-22(W) WT.42.4 EMG'S) 404 ♀ (2 SCARS) " " 239-124-25-23(W) WT.38.4 (RT. SIDE) 405 ♀ (NO) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 150-47-21-14(W) WT.33.3 EMG'S) 406 ♂ (TESTES) " " 159-47-22-16(W) WT.30.9 (2X4½MM) 8 MI. S, 3 MI. E TOMALES BLUFF, 25 FT., MARIN CO., CALIFORNIA NOV. 17 407 ♂ (TESTES) SOREX VAGCANUS 102-44-12-7(W) WT.4.0 (1x2mm) NOV. 18 408 ♀ (NO) SOREX TROGLODYTES 124-57-14-8(W) WT.6.0 EMG'S) 409 ♀ (NO EMG'S) " " 109-49-14-8(W) WT.6.7 (VIRGUS ENLARGED) 410 ♂ (TESTES) " " 119-53-14-9(G) WT.6.1 (1X2MM) 411 ♀ (NO) " " 121-54-14-9(W) WT.5.9 EMG'S) 412 ♂ (TESTES) GEITHRODONOMYS MEGALONIS 125-65-17-14(W) WT.8.9 (1X2½MM) 413 ♀ (NO) " " 128-68-17-14(W) WT.8.2 EMG'S) 414 ♀ (NO) " " 150-77-18-14(W) WT.10.7 EMG'S) 415 ♂ (TESTES) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 170-81-22-18(W) WT.17.5 (1½x3mm) 416 ♀ (NO) " " 157-73-21-16(W) WT.14.6 EMG'S) 417 ♂ (TESTES) " " 159-76-21-17(W) WT.14.2 (1½x3mm)
Read Page
Page 390
01.10. (а) 21 - 15 - 83 - 721 Замнакма ЗУДЗКМЭР9 (2ПГТСТ) мгхыд) Ф дрс (б) у1-05-04-941 замнагтыя2 гутарым (он) ф 495 в)21-15-(2-03) " (2ПГТСТ) Ф 2р8 (д) у1-05-04-741 " (2ПМЗКМг+ - ф 395 е)21-15-(2-521 " 2ПГТСТ) Ф 5р5 (ж) у1-05-00-201 " (2ПГТСТ) ф 895 з)у1-05-52-061 " (2ПГТСТ) Ф рре 02.02. (а) у1-05-49-871 замт ЗУДЗКМЭР9 (он) ф 004 (б) 55-25-011-235 Уднгопхяо ЗУДЗКМЭР9 (2ПГТСТ) Ф 104 в) 55-58-981-945 " (2ПГТСТ) Ф 054 (д) 55-56-131-745 " (он) ф 804 е) 538 - 52-53-55 " (2Мх251) ф 494 ж) у1-15-45-120 ЗУДЗКМЭР9 (он) Ф 404 з) у1-55-54-921 " (2ПГТСТ) Ф 804 03.06. (а) 5 - 51 - 44 - 501 замдгил ЗУДЗ(2ПГТСТ) Ф гон (б) у-51-52-451 " (он) ф 804 в) 3-01-44-901 " (2Мх251) Ф 904 (д) р-21-52-915 " (2ПГТСТ) Ф 044 е) п - 41 - 42 - 141 " (он) ф 164 ж) 4-51-32-751 ЗУДЗКМЭР9 (2ПГТСТ) Ф 514 з) у1-51-80-854 " (он) ф 814 (д) у1-8175-031 " (он) ф 114 е) 91 - 05 - 18 - 051 ЗУДЗКМЭР9 (2ПГТСТ) Ф 214 ж) у1-85-73-721 " (он) ф 214
Read Page
Page 391
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 CATALOG COMPREHENSIVE GRIZZLY CREEK STATE PARK, T. 1 N., R.2E, HUMBOLDT CO., CALIF. Nov 24 418 ♀ (3 SCALES) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 176 - 88 - 20 - 1/8 (N) wt. 23.1 419 ♂ (TESTES 5x9mm) " " 173 - 82 - 21 - 16 1/2 (W) WT 21.3 420 ♂ (TESTES 6X10mm) " " 194 - 103 - 22 1/2 - 18(W) wt. 24.2 CAMAGOUNO, S.30; T.7N, R.5E, BOISE CREEK A 800+ FT., 2 MILE W WINNIWOO ORCHARD, HUMBOLDT CO., CALIF. Nov. 25 421 ♀ (44-15mm EMB'S) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 171 - 75 - 21 1/2 - 16 (W) WT. 28.9 422 ♂ (TESTES 5x9mm) " " 182 - 89 - 21 1/2 - 17 (W) wt. 21.3 423 ♂ (TESTES 6x9mm) " " 184 - 86 - 22 - 17(W) WT, 22.9 1/4 MI. E BLUE LAKE (HIWAY 299), 250+ FT., HUMBOLDT CO, CALIFORNIA PICK-UP NOV. 25 (SEEN O.O.R. NOV. 24) 424 SKY? PYGMY OWL IRIS YELLOW, TOES GREEN, WT. 70.0 YELLOW. 1 MI. S, 8 MI. E SHAWNOO (McMILLAN RANCH), SAN LUIS OBISPO CO WEIGHERD OUT VIA NOV.26, CALIFORNIA COLLECTOR - JERRY COOK. COWL. NOV. 24 SKELETON ONLY 105 - 38 - 11 - 6 (W) wt. 4-1/6oz 425 ♀ (NO EMB'S) Sorex 426 ♀(NO EMB'S) PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS ? 208 - 110 - 25 - 12(W) WT. 24.6 427 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 194 - 105 - 23 - 1/2 (W) wt. 18.8 428 ♀(6 SCALES) " " 195 - 102 - 23 - 11 1/2(W) WT. 22.7 429 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 192 - 100 - 24 - 11 (W) TALL TO MISSING? 175 - 98 - 24 - 12(W) WT. 19.7 430 ♂(TESTES 2x4mm) " " CORRAN HOLLOW, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA COLL. OCT 28, 1956 KILLED DEC. 12, 1956 COLN. JIM ANDERSON SKELETON ONLY (PLACENTAL) DISCARDED 431 ♀ SCALES PEROGNATHUS VAGRANTUS 133 - 65 - 18 - 8(W) WT. 12.1 ABOUT TEETH 2 MI. W TOMALES, 400+ FT., T.5 N, R.10 W, MARIN CO., CALIFORNIA DEC 22 (DAUGHT BETWEEN 5:00 PM & 8:00PM) AND BROKEN 432 ♂(TESTES 4x5 1/2 mm) Sorex vagrans? (106) - 39 - 12 - 8(W) NO WT. DEC. 23 433 ♀(NO EMB'S) RETRODONONTYS MEGALOTIS 155 - 79 - 17 - 14(N) wt. 16.1 434 ♀(NO EMB'S) MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 147 - 43 - 19 - 13(N) WT.29.9
Read Page
Page 392
{ "text": "0231\n\nописание\n\nВУЗ 97206455 МИТ БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЯ, ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ (VS VOL 2024) 8.14\n\n(в)\n\n21-25-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35-25\n\n\" \"\n\n(2022 г.) ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ \"ЭКОНОМИКА И УПРАВЛЕНИЕ В БИОТЕХНОЛОГИИ\"\n\n21-25-35-25-35- [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 393
A.C.Ziebarth 1956 CATALOG. 2mi. W. TOMALES, 400'+FT., T.5N, R.10W, MARIN CO., CALIF. DEC. 23 (cont.) 435 ♀(3 FRESH SCALES MICROtus CAuIFORNIcus) 167-49-20-15(w) wt.32.7 436 ♂(TESTES 2½x4mm) " " [150]-[45]-20-13½(w) WT.30.9 TAIL TIP MISSING? 437 ♀(2-7mm EMB's) " " 183-44-20-14½(w) wt.36.3 438 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 166-46-20-15(w) WT.43.8 END 1956 CATALOG
Read Page
Page 394
CATARAO 2015.9.4 2071 3(4) (d) W8H, W819, H2T = 700+ X22mT W.mC (TM) ES 330 (CO) 21 - OS - P13 - 521 (W) 21 - OS = [3 + 1 - 1021] [21]u (CO) 21 - OS - 44 - 831 [21]u (W) 21 - OS - 34 - 621 " " " " " " " " ( E ) F 22+ (HB) 502+ (RMT-2) F74+ (04) [28m3] F 84K
Read Page
Page 395
Ziegler, A. C. 1956 Journal
Read Page
Page 396
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 397
JOURNAL BELOW GRIZZLY PEAK NEAR BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. JAN 29 LEFT THE BIKE AT "I" HOUSE @1:05PM WALKED UP TO JUST BELOW BOTANICAL GARDENS WHERE I TOOK A WIDE PATH (FREEWAY) TO SOUTH-EAST OF CANYON ROAD. CLEARLY COOL BUT MUDDY STILL. FLUSHED A GREAT HORNED OWL ABOUT 200 YDS UP PATH. ALSO SAW SHARP SHINING HAWK NEAR SAME PLACE. SOME KIND OF LILY OR GRASS (WITH 4" BULB + ROOTS BENEATH) HAD BEEN EATEN OFF 1" ABOVE THE GROUND. MAYBE HAD BEEN EATEN OFF CLOSER AND GROWN OUT MORE. HEARD OWLS(?) HOOTING ABOUT 2:00 PM WHOO-HOO- - SLOWLY & RATHER SOFTLY - NOT MOURNING DOVES BUT MAYBE BAND-TAILED PIGEONS - I DON'T KNOW BUT STILL THINK OWLS. SAW A FLOCK OF PIGEONS FLYING OVER - DIDN'T SEEM LIKE ROCK DOVES AT ALL SO I FIGURED BAND-TAILED - A NEW ONE FOR ME IF THEY WERE. MANY TUNNELS COULD BE SEEN ALONG PATH WHERE PARTS OF ROAD HAD DROPPED IN - SOME FRESH MOUNDS WITH "PLUG" IN OPENING LIKE RAVINE WORKINGS. 1 MOLE TUNNEL (RAISED) RUNNING ACROSS ROAD AT HEAD OF CANYON. 3 OR 4 OWL PERCHES (2-3" LONG) ON ROADSIDE UNDER "WHITE WASH" ROASTING TREE, HAD SOME 2-3" BONES & / ROOTS MOLARCO MANDBIBLE HALF. DEER(?) TREADS, ALSO PASSUMS ON MOODY ROAD.
Read Page
Page 398
No text detected
Read Page
Page 399
G. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL (PAGE 2) BELOW GREIZZLY PEAK NEAR BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. JAN 29 (CONT) GOT A RIDE DOWN FROM JUST ABOVE RADIATION LAB WITH CAR FIXED OUT OF MUD + CAME UPON 2 DEER AT 5:30 PM. WITH BLACK (DARK BROWN SIDE) TRAILS. NO ANTEERS (100 YDS ABOVE STADIUM) OTHER BIRDS SEEN: TURKEY VULTURE - 5 (TOGETHER CIRCULING) CALIF. QUAIL - 6 ROOTTAILED HAWK - 1 ? HUMMING-BIRD - 5 FLICKER - 2 HAIREY (CALLING) - 1 SPINNER JAY - 1 SCRUB JAY - 2 CHICKADEE - 8 BUSHTIT (FLOCK - 10) BEWICK(?) WREN - 1 ROBIN (BLACKISH NECK?) - 25 HERMIT THRUSH(?) - 2 BROWN TOWHEE - 2 JUNCO - 5 GOLD. CR. SAGE - 2 1 UNIDENTIFIED VIREO(?) - OLIVE OR AS ABOVE YELLOWISH BELOW, BLACKISH LINE FROM BILK TO (MAYBE THROUGH EYE, NO WING-BARS, NO AMPHIBS (OR REPTILES) SEEN IN POOLS OR ON ROCKY ROAD SIDE. FEB 4 UNIV. OF CALIF., BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. ELBERT BROCK, A GRAD STUDENT WORKING PART TIME IN THE MUSEUM OF VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY BROUGHT A SPIDGER (TARANTULA) BACK FROM MEXICO ABOUT A MONTH AGO. ABOUT JAN 2 A SMALL LIZARD WAS PUT IN THE AQUARIUM
Read Page
Page 400
No text detected
Read Page
Page 401
JEFFER 1956 JOURNAL (8002) UNIV OF CALIF, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO, CA FE04 (cont) WITH THE SPIDER + WAS FOUND PARTLY EATEN SEVERAL DAYS LATER ALTHOUGH NO ONE HAD SEEN THE SPIDER KILL + EAT IT. A [illegible] so LATER BROCK GOT AN ADULT WILD MUS TRAPPED IN LIFE SCIENCE BLDG. COURT- YARD + PUT IT IN WITH THE SPIDER, WHICH WOULD "STRIKE" AT THE MOUSE IF THE LATTER BOTHERED IT TOO MUCH, BUT OTHER THAN THAT SEEMED TO SHOW LITTLE INTEREST IN THE MOUSE. BROCK TOOK THE MUS OUT AFTER A DAY OR TWO + KEPT IT IN A SEPARATE CASE. A [illegible] & MEAN WORM ADULTS & LARVAE WERE NOT TAKEN BY THE SPIDER EITHER, ALTHOUGH THESE INSECTS WERE KEPT IN THE CASE FOR 2 OR 3 WEEKS, WHILE BROCK WAS IN THE HOSPITAL WITH HISTOPLASMOSIS (?), I TRAPED ANOTHER MUS (PUT IT IN THE [illegible] AQUARIUM WITH FOOD + WATER) BUT HE ONLY SEEMED TO FRIGHTEN THE SPIDER WHICH OCCASION- ALLY "STUCK" AS BEFORE WITHOUT TOUCHING THE MOUSE. ON FEB 1, I REMOVED THE ADULT WILD MUS + PUT IN A JUST- WEANED WHITE LAB MUS SUPPLIED BY CHET [illegible] FROM ROOM 5093 LDB. THE MUS SHOWED NO FEAR OF THE SPIDER + WOULD OCCASIONALLY CRAWL ON THE LATTER'S BACK OR WORK HIS WAY UNDERNEATH HIM. THE SPIDER "STUCK" TOWARDS THE MOUSE ONLY OR TWICE, BUT, AS BEFORE, TOOK LITTLE WORKS OF THE MOUSE AS IT FLEW OR RAN
Read Page
Page 402
«Сектор» Территория, на которой расположено предприятие, имеет следующие границы: Северная граница проходит по линии улицы «Восточной», от дома №1 до пересечения с улицей «Северной». Далее граница следует по улице «Северной» до пересечения с улицей «Западной». Затем граница проходит по улице «Западной» до пересечения с улицей «Южной». Отсюда граница следует по улице «Южной» до пересечения с улицей «Восточной», после чего замыкается на исходную точку. Внутри данной территории находятся следующие объекты: - Здание главного производственного корпуса (площадь 500 м²) - Складское помещение (площадь 300 м²) - Административное здание (площадь 200 м²) - Парковка для автомобилей (мест 20) - Открытая площадка для маневрирования техники (площадь 150 м²) Все перечисленные объекты находятся в пределах обозначенной территории и не выходят за ее пределы. Кроме того, внутри территории расположены следующие коммуникации: - Водопроводная сеть диаметром 100 мм - Канализационная сеть диаметром 150 мм - Электрическая сеть с напряжением 380В/220В - Газопровод диаметром 50 мм Все коммуникации проходят внутри зданий или под землей и не выходят за пределы территории предприятия. Территория имеет площадь примерно 1 га (10 000 м²). На территории отсутствуют какие-либо другие здания или сооружения, кроме указанных выше. Границы территории четко обозначены ограждением высотой 2 метра. Внутри территории также находятся следующие зоны: - Производственная зона (площадь 400 м²) - Складская зона (площадь 300 м²) - Административная зона (площадь 200 м²) - Парковочная зона (мест 15) Все зоны четко разделены между собой и имеют свои входные группы. Производственная зона оборудована необходимым для работы оборудованием и инструментом. Складская зона оснащена стеллажами для хранения материалов и продукции. Административная зона содержит офисы,会议室 и другие помещения для административной деятельности. Парковочная зона рассчитана на размещение легковых автомобилей и грузовиков. Все зоны имеют собственное освещение и систему вентиляции. На территории также присутствуют следующие объекты: - Пожарный водоем (объем 50 м³) - Охранная сигнализация - Система видеонаблюдения Пожарный водоем расположен в центральной части территории и доступен для использования при необходимости. Охранная сигнализация установлена на всех входах и выходах из зданий. Система видеонаблюдения охватывает все ключевые точки территории. Территория предприятия находится под контролем службы безопасности. Вход на территорию осуществляется только по пропускам, выданным соответствующими должностными лицами. На въезде в территорию установлен шлагбаум, который открывается только при наличии действительного пропуска. Все сотрудники предприятия обязаны проходить проверку личности при входе на территорию. Территория предприятия является закрытой и доступ посторонним лицам строго запрещен. При нарушении правил доступа на территорию применяется штрафная санкция согласно внутреннему регламенту предприятия.
Read Page
Page 403
"ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL (20053) UNIV. OF CALIF., BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. Feb 4 (cont) ABOUT THE CAKE. YESTERDAY RETURNING AFTER IN MOUR'S ABSENCE HOWEVER ABOUT 2:00 P.M. I NOTICED THE MOUSE ACTING RATHER STRANGELY, CROUCHING + STARTING ONCE IN A WHILE. WHEN IT MOVED IT DID SO IN MORE OR LESS JERKS. THE SPIDER AT THIS TIME WAS QUITE CLOSE TO THE MOUSE FREEING IT WITHOUT MOVING EXCEPT FOR THE MOUTH "FEELERS" (ORIFICES FORWARD) BEING PULLED BACK TOWARDS, AND STROKING THE MOUTH (OR AT LEAST THAT REGION) AS I HAD NOTICED IT DOING THE DAY BEFORE, ALTHO AT THAT TIME IT STILL WAS PAYING NO ATTENTION TO THE MUS. AFTER HALF AN HOUR OR SO HOWEVER THE MOUSE SEEMED NORMAL AGAIN + MOVED AS USUAL AROUND THE AQUARIUM + FED AGAIN. THIS MORNING ABOUT 11:00 AM I CAME TO WORK + FOUND THE SPIDER RAISED RATHER HIGH ON ALL PAIRS OF LEGS WITH THE BODY OF THE MOUSE, ALREADY SEEMINGLY HALF EATEN, HELD UP TO THE SPIDER'S MOUTH APPARENTLY BEING EATEN RATHER THAN JUST "SUCKED" AT. THE TWO MOUTH(?)"FEELERS" WERE IN MOTION, MOVING TOWARDS THE MOUTH + BACK OUT AWAYS BUT DID NOT SEEM TO TOUCH THE MUS BODY. Two SHORTER, BUT EQUALLY THICK, MOUTH APPENDAGES WITH 4 (OR MORE) JAW CLAWS (OR "FANGS"??) SEEMED TO BE USED TO HOLD THE BODY UP TO THE MOUTH AS IT
Read Page
Page 404
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 405
February 1956 Journal (1984) Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Feb 4 (cont.) was being eaten. The body was revolved without being dropped by change of position of these "claws". I covered the top + 2 sides of the aquarium with paper to prevent any disturbance to the spider as I worked at a table beside the cage. The spider kept this feeding up without moving around until about 5:00 PM. When I shone a desk lamp into the cage. At this the spider slowly moved backwards a few steps, turned towards the light + carried the mus body [illegible] into the corner nearest the light where dropped executed a short set of watch strikes the carapace, + crawled against the glass side seemingly trying to go towards the light. I removed the light + the projecting paper from the cage but the spider did not go back to the mus but alternately wandered around or stood still. About 9:30 PM. I poured water of the case into a watch glass on the floor of the aquarium. The spider which happened to be next to the watch glass (which had remained empty for a day), immediately lowered its head towards [illegible] the water and remained like that for fully 5 minutes apparently drinking while I stood nearby + watched. The spider then raised raised its body again + resumed its
Read Page
Page 406
No text detected
Read Page
Page 407
1956 JOURNAL (Until) UNIV. OF CALIF, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CA., F, WALKING THROUGH & STOPPING AROUND THE AQUARIUM, I HAD NOT SEEN IT SHOW ANY INTEREST IN THE WATER-FILLED WATCH GLASS THAT HAD BEEN IN THE CASE SINCE I PUT THE LAB. MUS IN, BUT I HAD BEEN THERE ONLY IN THE AFTERNOONS FOR THE PREVIOUS 3 OR 4 DAYS. WHEN I LEFT AT 10:00 PM THE SPIDER WAS FACING THE MUS BODY WITH THE LONGER MOUTH "FEELERS" RESTING ON THE MOUSE'S REMAINS. THE HEAD, FEET TO THE FIRST JOINT, TAIL AND PART OF THE SKIN, PURTY BONE(?) OF THE MUS WERE LEFT, BUT THE VISCERA, BELLY WALL, RIBS REST OF PUR! Etc. ALL MUST HAVE BEEN EATEN. THE SPIDER'S FEEDING WAS SILENT - HOW HE MANAGED THE BONES, I DON'T KNOW. THE DESCRIPTION OF THE SPIDER IS AS FOLLOWS: ROUGHLY 4 INCHES LONG X 3 INCHES WIDE (I.E. LEGS, NOT BODY) WHEN STANDING NORMALLY (NOT SPREADING OUT) THORAX - FACED DUSKY ORANGE, ABDOMEN - BLACKISH WITH EVENLY SCATTERED ORANGE HAIRS BUT WITH A LIGHT TAN "[illegible]" covering most of 2/3rd TOP CENTER OF ABDOMEN, HEAD(OR WHAT THERE IS OF IT) BLACKISH. LEGS FROM BODY TO JUST BEYOND 1ST JOINT COVERED WITH THICK BLACK HAIR, FROM THIS POINT DISTANTLY ORANGE HAIRED WITH "FOOT" REGION BLANISH DARTH. LONG MOUTH FEELERS OGGYISH HAIRED. (KSAT FULGED BACK IN AGAINST THE FEELERS) "FANGS" OR CLAWS ON BOTH PAIRS OF "FEELERS" SHINY BROWNISH BLACK. THAN APPENDAGES(1/4 LONG) BLACK HAIRSD,
Read Page
Page 408
{ "text": "[illegible]\n[illegible]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 409
October 1956 Journal Feb. Near Barkeley Hills near V.C. Botanical Gardens Barkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Feb. 5 LEFT BIKE AT "I" HOUSE AT 1:00 PM. AND WANDERED UP CANYON ROAD (THE SHORT DEADEND STREET WITH 6 OR 7 HOUSES ON IT) FOUND GROUP OF 3 TRILLIUM (?) PURPLE FLOWERS) BLOOMING ON SNAGGY SLOPE NEAR HOUSES. ALSO NEOTOMA NESTS THERE. WEATHER CLEAR, WARM & SWIRLY WINDY. FOLLOWED STREAM UP HILL A SHORT WAYS AND SAW IN A FLOCK OF BUSHTITS, 2 PLAIN TITS & A HUTTON'S VIREO. SONG SPARROW SINGING. TOOK THE SAME FIRE LANE ROAD AS ON FEB JAN 29, 1956, THEN CLIMBED UP INTO EVERGREEN WOODS. NO BIRDS HERE SO I TRICKED THE MORE OPEN SLOPES AND FOUND 2 NEOTOMA NESTS IN TREES. TORE INTO ONE OF THESE 8-FT. UP IN A TREE & FOUND INNER CAVITY ABOUT 4" IN DIAMETER X 6" LONG. FLOOR OF IT WAS 6" OCC. IN OLD PELLETS. ENTRANCE WAS ON SIDE LEADING OUT ONTO A LIMB WHERE I FOUND FAIRLY FRESH, BUT NOT NEWLY DROPPED, FEELAN PELLETS. OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS OF NEST ABOUT 2' X 2' X 2'. ALSO SAW 10 OR 12 GROUND NESTS ONE WITH FRESHLY CUT PLANT MATERIAL ("GOATS BEARD") NEAR ENTRANCE. FURTHER UP HILLSIDE (ABOUT 1/4 MI. SE OF BOTANIC GARDENS) I FOUND OWN PELLETS.
Read Page
Page 410
"[illegible]" "[illegible]" 12.00 (ТЯ ЗВУЧ "Т") ТО ЗИД ТЭН 2. М9 00( ТА ЗВУХА) А У ОЛКЕД ГЛА THE [illegible] (BAION ROAD) [illegible] [illegible] С ЯО Д НЫКУ ТЕНОГ ОННОДО ТВОИЕ 2.1969( ) МИУЛИСТ 8 ТО УОРО ОШКОЕ ЯЗИЦ ЗАЯД ВАЙЭ НЕ-ДИМООА (СОВОРА) [illegible] КТО ВЕЛГ ЕВ НЬЯХ, ЛАГО САНТФАЗИ А МИНАУ, МАОЯ 03ВОЛОЙ, ГАНЦУ НОВА-А ИЛИКАЗ ОПА ЗНЫУ ТОКОБ А К ЭТИ УМЯР С, ГПЕНХВ ВК [illegible] [illegible] ВАЯГ 2-ЯИД, ОЭЛУ ШОЙЧН ОБОА ЗНАД ЗОН ЯЗЕБ ЗИТ ЮООТ ВАЛЛО УНТ, ДЗРЛРС УМД -Я ИО АУ ЦЯА ВК, 2000Ш ВЕГЖИВЭНО ОТИ АС ВЕДО ЗАМ ЯИТ АЛИЯТ. ТО ЗВЭБ [illegible] С ОНГОР ДИА ЛЗАОД 3ЭПИТ ЯО ЯИГ ОНИ ЭБОТ, ТЭЕТ ИУ РОКИ АИКОЯ К ЗЭПТ-АИ АИ УА 2 Б ЕВ ВЕ ЛЗЕ К ФОНС ЛИНО "К -Х ЭТТИМНА Н "Н ТООБА УЛКАЧ АЭДО" Я САН Т. РО ОКОФ -ОВАГ АЛИ ЗДЖАСТИ, ЗТАПЯР ОЛО ИУ И ОЙВО ТНО АИ.ОЕЗ) ЗОЛЕ НО [illegible] ДНИГАТ ОШИБЕ Г ЭЭНЕБ ВМКА [illegible] ЯДЗЭР МАЛАОА УПЫН ТИН ТУЯ ТУБВА ТЭНК РО ШОВМЕНБХ ЗОИЧУ) (МВО) 21 -3001 (ВАЗ ОЖА, '5Х'5Х'5 ТНО УЛИЗЕА УТИК ЭЛЕ ВГЗНУ ЗАИЦ ("АЛЗЭР ЗКООД") МАЙТАМ-ТНАЦ . ЭШААЛЬЦА 32 ИХ (ТОБЕ) ЗОПЗНИЧ АИ, ОЛИГОЯТ [illegible] ЯД УОВГ К (ШУЭВЛР) ```</thinking> <think></think>{
Read Page
Page 411
B.Z. CARR 1956 JOURNAL (APRIL 2) BARKLEY HILLS NEAR U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS BORDERS PROMONTORY PARK. FEB 5 (CONT) WITH ROBERT BONER & SILVER (BROKEN [illegible] WITH MORE OR LESS UNROOTED MOLARS) MAY BE NEOCOMA? TURNED OVER BOARDS & OLD LOGS IN EVERGREEN GROVE (NOT PINES) AND, FOUND 10" SKULL OF SLOW WORM AND OCRES", MOST OF THEM UNDER LOGS SEEMED TO BE BETWEEN BARK AND WOOD RATHER THAN BETWEEN BARK AND GROUND. CROSSING PAVING TO BOTANICAL GARDENS I FOUND A RABBIT SKELETON UNDER A BUSH ON DRY HILLSIDE BUT, AS SILVER WAS FALLING APART, DID NOT COLLECT IT. IN CLUMP OF PINES [illegible] EAST CORNER OF BOTANICAL GARDENS FENCE I GOT A GOOD LOOK AT A"WILLIAMSON'S SPARROW", DR. MURRAY'S LIST OF BIRDS OF BARK HILLS'49 DID NOT LIST IT, SO I SPENT 20 MINUTES OR SO LOOKING AT IT WITH 10X GLASSES FROM BACK, SIDE & FROM ABOVE BY CLIMBING UP THE VERY STEEP SLOPE. THE UNDERSIDE DID NOT SHOW UP YELLOW AS IN PETERSON'S GUIDE BUT THEN I COULD SEE MUCH OF BELLY AS THE BIRD WORKED UP THE TREES. NO CALL EITHER. I KNOW THE YELLOW-BELLIED SPARROW FROM BACK EAST AND THIS DEFINITELY WAS NOT OF THAT SPECIES. ALTHO LATER IN THE SAME GROVE I DID SEE,
Read Page
Page 412
No text detected
Read Page
Page 413
Feb 5,1956 TOWNSEND (Page 3) BEDDELEY HILLS NEAR U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO. FEB 5 (CONT) @ O YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER CREEK (= RED-NAPED SAPSUCKER). FOUND DEER TRACKS BUT SAW NONE. LOTS OF PEOPLE OUT HIKING TODAY. HEARD OWL (?) HOOTING ABTNS AFTER ON ALL AFTERNOON (WHOO-HOO-HOO- HOO) SLOW & RATHER SOFT BUT FAR- CARRYING. WALKED BACK DOWN NORTH CANYON RDNT ABOUT 6:15 AT DUSK. NO BROWN TOWNSEES SEEN! BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD : (SHARP-SHINNED HAWK ??.) RED-TAILED HAWK -2 HORNS OWL (?) - 1 HUMMING-BIRD (ANNA?) -3 FLICKER - 3 YELLOW-BELLIED S'SUCKER-1? (NEW) WILLIAMSON'S S'SUCKER-1? STELLAR JAY - 1 SCRUB JAY -2 C.B. CHICKEEES -8 PLAIN TITMOUSE -2 BUSH TIT (FLOCK)-10? WREN-TIT -6 BEDRIED WREN -3! ROBIN - 15 VARIED THRUSH - 2 (NEW) HUTTON VIREO -1 SPOTTED TOWNSE -1? GRE. JUNCO -3 SONG SPARROW -2 FLOCK (10?) ROCK DOVES FLYING OVER P.S: ONE OWL PERMIT (COULD IT HAVE BEEN FOX SCAT?) HAD SNAKE BELLY PLATES OR SCALES IN IT.
Read Page
Page 414
(10) (9230424,2 099Ан-003 = ) ОДОН (083 -ЧА ЭХНЭРТ 0330 ОНУУТ ХООТ-ЭЙШ Н ТНО ЗИГӨӨР БО ГТӨЛ +724 МӨӨР-ЭМТӨӨН (9,ХЦО О ХААН 00Н-00Н -000У), 100Н ЯЛТА ХЛА КО 807 ТУА ТГӨЗ ОЧТАЯ + 1002 ( ОН МӨӨР УГАЯ ОДНАШ .ЭМИКӨРО ХИ'Т ТУГАЯ ОДАЯ МӨРИЯС КЭЛЙ !1032 ЭДИНОТ МИРА ОЯ , 240 ТА : 03ААН ЗО 1-338 ЗӨЯ А (5'-ХөАН ӘДИМНЗГЗНЗ) S - ХУАЙ АСУГАТ-ОЯ I - (5) УЛБ ОЧНАН E-(ЭМИР)031А-ШИРАЯН E - ЭИКЕ,Е Ы1-00ХЦ2'2 0ЭНЗГЭЛАУЙ Ы1-00ХЦ2'2 ЗНОЗИАНИW(ВОН) I - НАЗ ОЧИТЭ S - НАТ АНА,Э 8 - ЭАНКЭНТ Я'2 5 - УИТИТ ИЯ.Я +01-(100=) ТИТ НЗУӨ О - ТИТ-ХЭГШ 1* - ХЦАW АШИРАЭ 21 - W.ӨӨ S - ЭГУАНТ ОЭСАН I - 03Я IV МОРТЫН (ВОН) Ы01-ЭДИНОТ НАЦГАЭ E - ОСИМД , ЗК6 S - УӨАГХЗ ЖКО2 (10) ТООЧ (10) ТООЧ (10) ТООЧ (10) ТООЧ (10) ТООЧ (10) ТООЧ
Read Page
Page 415
February 1956 Journal Feb 6 Berkeley Hills near Botanical Gardens, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Drove up to U.C. Botanical Gardens with Jay Schnorr (a grad. student working part time in ornithology in mammals in MUZ) to try to collect the Williamssons Sapsucker. Jay had a 4:10 gun and was shooting #12 shells. When we got to same woods as described yesterday we saw the bird within a few mins and after we both identified it again, Jay shot (at) it but apparently got only a feather or two since the bird was seen over the gardens (thru the pines) flying a little erratically before we lost sight of it. We went into the gardens and searched the grounds but found no sign of it. I did see a Red-breasted Sapsucker on ground in botanical gardens, head & throat all red except for some kind of dark mark running back thru the eye.) again. This was about 3:16 P.M. An afterno we searched the pines again til about 5:00 PM. We saw no sign of the Williamssons Sapsucker again. Birds seen or heard: Sharpshinned Hawk (identified by Schnorr) -2HJ; Red Tail Hawk - 3 Horned Owl (cawing-ident. by Schnorr) - 2 Flicker - 3 Red Breasted Sapsucker - 109 Williamson S' s'sucker - 1 09 Steller's Jay - 1 C'B. Chickadee - 4
Read Page
Page 416
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 417
ZIGOLER 1956 JOURNAL (JANUARY 2) NILES NEAR D.C. BORDERLEY BOTANICAL GARDENS, BORDERLEY, ANNEA CO., CONN. FEB 6 (cont) ROD BRID NUTMATCH - 2 CREEPER - 1 (+1?) WREN HIT - 3 (CARING-LOENT. BY SCHWEIL) ROBIN - 20? VARICO THRUSH - 3 HAREMIT THRUSH - 1 RUBY CRIS KINORCT - 2 PINESIS DIN - 1 ? JOWICE - 1 (NEW WILKINS) BROWN " . - 1 FEB 11. WILD CAT CANYON, CONNERAS COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA. 8:15 AM - 11:15 AM. CLEAR, COOL, SLIGHT WIND. TOOK BOARDS (FIRST-ROODS) FROM TENNIS COURTS TO JOWEN HILL. FROST ON GROUND THIS A.M. ROUTE THRU FIELDS + PINES FIRST, THEN YARRU EUCLYPTUS WOODS TO STEWEL LAKE. FRINGEWIGS COMMON IN FIELDS + PINGS, LESS SO IN EUCLYPTUS. IN VALLEY BETWEEN TWO EUCLYPTUS HILLSIDES A RIPARIAN ASSOCIATION WAS WORKED. (STREAM BED "PUSSY WILLOWS", OCCASIONAL LIVE OAKS + BAECHRAIS HIGH UP ON SHORE ABOVE STREAM.) BIRDS SEEMING SCARCE IN OPEN FROODS EUCAL. WOODS BUT IN "PATCHES" OF BACHNAIS, GRASS + WEGO CHUMPS IN THESE WOODS, BIRDS SEEMED TO BE FAIRLY COMMON. NO DRY, OPEN HILLSIDES WITH SCRUB GROWTH WORKED. SPOTTED JOWICE, QUAIL, SONG SPARROW WERE SEEN IN STREAM GUNNY OPEN ABOVE, WITH DEAD WEGOS, POISON OAK "PUSSYWILLOWS".
Read Page
Page 418
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illeg
Read Page
Page 419
ELEOWE 1956 JOURNAL FEB. 11 (cont) WILOCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (paint) SMALL LIVE OAKS & CUT BRUSH. HAD A QUICK LOOK AT TWO HAWKS (PERCORS?) MAYBE COOPERS. FLOCKS OF LARGE WHITE BIRDS SEEN FLYING OVER - SOME IN "V'S" - THOUGHT MAYBE GEESSE BUT NOTICE SAW ANOTHER FLOCK OF SAME BIRDS JOIN OTHERS (MIGHT BE 100+) CIRCLING ABOVE - PRETTY SURELY OWLS AT JEWEL LAKE A QUICK LOOK GAVE: CANVASBACKS, COOT & RUBY DUCK. COOT & RUBY DIVING. CANVASBACK'S (?) QUEER? REGULAR BARNYARD VARIETY OF "QUACK" BIRDS: RUBY - 1 CANVASBACKS - 20+* GREEN JUNCO - 10 COOPER HAWK - 2(?) SONG SPARROW - 5 ECO TAILED HAWK - 2 (12 SWANMA) CALIF. QUAIL "(coyot)st" DUCK (?) - 100+ MOUSENING DOVE - 1 (also 2 COMMON) 3 (ANNA ?) HUMMINGBIRD - 2 RED SHAFIC FLICKER - 5 STONEBRAY - 6 SCRUB JAY - 2 CNES: BK CHICKADEE - 3 BUSH TIT - 15 (MOSTLY FLOCK) GREEN TIT - 6 ROBIN - 2 VARIED THRUSH - 1 RUBY CRAWNED KINGFISHER - 1 RUDOLPH WARDLICE - 3 ARIZANS GOLOPUNCH - 15+ (2 FLOCKS & SINGLE) SPOTTED TOWNSE - 1 BROWN TOWHEE - 10
Read Page
Page 420
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 421
(E)EGER 1956 JOURNAL A.C.ZIEGELSE 1956 JOURNAL FEB 11. WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (COR)
Read Page
Page 422
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 1 - Радий: Брось - [illegible] [illegible] (95.ХУНН АРКОН) [illegible] 321 - [illegible] 1,409 1001. (7) 1,619 (1000+4000)(1-ЭВОБ ЭМИНУМ) 5 - ОБИХАМИНХ (7-АННА) 3 - ЭКЛЕТФ ОСТРГАНЕ СОВ 2 - [illegible] 6,892 5 -- КОР ДУКСЗ Э - ЗЗОАЙНСЬ АР-ЭТВ [illegible](1х-ММ) 21 - ТИТ ИЗУБ 2 - ТИТ МГОВВ 5 - ЛОБИ (1-МУЗАНТ ОРИГА) (1-ТАЗОНУ СЭМИНГО РАВ) 5 - [illegible] [illegible] 1 - ЭХИЕТФ ОСТРГ2 2 - [illegible]
Read Page
Page 423
H.C. TIEBLER 1956 FEB 11. WILDCAT CANYON, CONNER COSMO CA, CALIF. (cont) JOURNAL Portion of C. L. Tilden Regional Park (About 800 acres) Valley View Trail WOODLANDS CAMP GROUNDS Meadows Canyon Trail Wildcat Creek Sylvan Tr. GRANITE'S QUANCO AREA FIRE ROAD RANGER CARINS Picnic AREA PINEOS Jewel L. CATTAINS MUO WILLOWS PICNIC TABLES Tennis court FIELDS Coves Lake Anza Fish Pond Pony Ride Roads Trails
Read Page
Page 424
Feb 11 Wildcat Canyon, Cornerstone Camp (tent) Portion of WY 20 to north (about 300 acres) Novembar
Read Page
Page 425
JOURNAL FEB 13 U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. WALKED UP TO GARDENS FROM HAST STREET WITH JOHN LAWRENCE. GOT THERE ABOUT 9:15 A.M. WEATHER MOSTLY CLEAR, COOL, NO WIND. WALKED THE GARDENS 'TIL ABOUT 1:15 THEN WALKED PAST POULTRY HUSBANDRY BLOCK TO "I" HOUSE THEN HOME. BIRDS SEEMED VERY ACTIVE--NOTICEABLE IN THE GARDENS GATE, MANY SPARROWS & TOWNEES, IN CHICKEN MANURE HEAPS PILED IN GARDENS THE BIRDS SEEMED TO CONGREGATE -- HERMIT THRUSHER, WHITE- C'R'O, WHITE-THROATED (ONLY 1), SONG AND FOX SPARROWS ; JUNCOS & BROWN & SPOTTED TOWNEES WERE SEEN FEEDING. OPEN GROUND SET OFF BY SMALL HEDGES WAS BEING WORKED BY MANY FRINGILLIDS & THRUSHES. TURNED OVER ROCKS, BOARDS & STONES FOR MOPHS BUT ONLY FEW SLENDER SALAMANDERS SEEN. NO HUMMERS SEEN BUT ONE HERRO (PEERADS?). FOX SQUIRREL (SCIUROS WIFOR) & DOMESTIC CAT(S) ONLY MAMMALS SEEN BUT SOUGHAN HOLES & RUNWAYS IN GRASS FOUND BESIDE BOENNARIS IN SE PART OF GARDENS. BIRDS: REDTAILED HAWK - 2 (ONROAD)) SPARROW " -1 CALIF QUAIL - 2 AMM HUM'ER'D - (1?) PSH. FLICKER - 2 YELLOW BELLIED SACKORL (+1?) STENGER TAY - 10 SCRUB " - 5 CB CHICUADEE - 10 PLAIN TIMMOOSE - 2 BUSH TIT - 20 P'BR. NOTHATCH - 1" TENMIN" WEEN 'TIT - 10 CALIF. THRASNER - 1 ROBIN - 15 VARIED TYRUSY - 9 HERMIT THRUSH - 6 RUBY C'R'S (UNCERT) - 5 MYATE WAGGGER - 2 ENGLISH SACKORW - 10 (INTOWN).
Read Page
Page 426
{ "text": "\"\\n(\\n2021 г., \\n27 июня) \\n(\\n\\n\\n(\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 427
JOURNAL FEB 13 (CONT) U.C. BOTANICAL GARDEN, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. (PART 2) HOUSE FINCH - [illegible] 15 (IN TOWN) PINE SISKIN - 76 + (BIG FLOCKS SMOKED) SAGE THROATE - 8 (AT LEAST - SEEMED VERY COMMON) BROWN THRASHER - 6 (+ 6 IN TOWN) OREGON JUNCO - 10 WHITE CROWNE SPARROW - 4 (+ 4 IN TOWN) WHITE THROATED SPARROW - 1 (GOOD LOOK AT IT) GOLDEN CROWNED SPARROW - 6 + FOX SPARROW - 4 (or more) SONG SPARROW - 9 PARK STRAWBERRY CANYON, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. LEFT FROM N. END OF STADIUM AT 8:10 AM. WEATHER OVERCAST & COOL. SOME WIND. RAIN BEGAN TO ABOUT 9:30 AM. WALKED WITH DR. MINNES AROUND CIRCLE GREEN THROAT + ENDED UP BEHIND N. END OF STADIUM AGAIN. COVER WAS EUCALYPUS, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, ROCKY
Read Page
Page 428
[illegible] (1) [illegible] - (082) [illegible] - (097) [illegible] - (104) [illegible] - (115) [illegible] - (123) (1) [illegible] (2) [illegible] +2 - (086) [illegible] p - (097) [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 429
Feb 16 UNIV. CALIF., BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. WARO RUSSELL, PREPARATOR FOR MVZ, told me today some girl (crossed out) who brought in a [illegible] Williamson's Saracoder from vicinity of Botanical Gardens. Waro said the bird had one pellet of shot in its s10g and had been dead probably a few days. I figure this must have been the one discussed in notes for Feb 29th & 6th of this year. Glad MVZ folks have the record now, & even glad to know it was a Williamson's. This info. is scanty but its all i got from Waro just talking to him. Probably he has more complete data in his notes as he put in the skin.
Read Page
Page 430
2008 [illegible]
Read Page
Page 431
SIEGELER 1956 Journal FEB 18 LAKE MERITT, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 200 113 GROUP MEET 8:30 AM - 11:45 AM. WEATHER, COOL, CLEAR VERY SLIGHT WIND, WORKED EAST OF LAKE MERITT FOR WATER BIRDS MOSTLY. LAKE IS IN CENTRE OF OAKLAND WITH LAWN & TREES BETWEEN IT & STREETS WITH HOUSES & BUSINESSES. BIRDS ARE PROTECTED HERE & FED BY VISITORS. WATER IS BRACKISH FROM INTERMITTENT (?) CONNECTION WITH SAN FRANCISCO BAY. MERGELLERNA & SPECIES OF BARNTYEE SEEN ALONG A MARGIN. MALLARDS SEEMED BY FAR THE MOST COMMON DUCK WITH BALDRATES & CANVASBACKS, RUNNIG VERY POOR 2ND & 3RD PLACE. COOTS WERE NEARLY AS NUMEROUS AS MALLARDS. BIRDS SHOWED LITTLE FEAR OF PEOPLE AT LAKE MARGIN ; MALLARDS, COOT & SOME BALDRATES even SWIMMING IN FOR "HANDOUTS". THE "KILLY-KILLY. ETC" CALL OF CAGED SPARROW HAWK AT LAKE DID NOT SEEM TO BOTHER BIRDS AT ALL. ONE CAGED RAVEN (OR WAS IT CROW?) REPEATED PHRASE LIKE "O BOY!" FIRST TIME I HAD HEARD A CORVUS"TALK". MANY DUCKS & GEESE WERE SAID TO BE SEMI-DOMESTIC OR DOMESTIC & PERHAPS [MALLARDS] CROSSED WITH DOMESTIC VARIETIES. BIRDS: CAGED GREE - 9t PINTAIL - 3 PED-BILIG " - 1 CANVASBACK - 25t WHITE PELICAN - 3 LESSER SCUP - 10t BROWN PELICAN - 2 COMMON BALDRATE - 2 (+18?) SANDWICH GOOSE(?) - 8 BUFFLE GEESE - 6 (WINTER DOMESTIC)
Read Page
Page 432
{ "text": "\"А.К.\" - \"Г\" - \"С\", \"В\" - \"Т\", \"И\" - \"О\".\n\n1. \"С\" - \"М\" - \"П\" - \"Л\" - \"Д\" - \"Р\" - \"Ф\" - \"У\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n2. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n3. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n4. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n5. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n6. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n7. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n8. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n9. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n10. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n11. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n12. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n13. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n14. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n15. \"А\" - \"Б\" - \"В\" - \"Г\" - \"Д\" - \"Е\" - \"Ё\" - \"Ж\" - \"З\" - \"И\" - \"Й\" - \"К\" - \"Л\" - \"М\" - \"Н\" - \"О\" - \"П\" - \"Р\" - \"С\" - \"Т\" - \"У\" - \"Ф\" - \"Х\" - \"Ц\" - \"Ч\" - \"Ш\" - \"Щ\" - \"Ъ\" - \"Ы\" - \"Ь\" - \"Э\" - \"Ю\" - \"Я\".\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 433
BIGGERS 1956 JOURNAL FOR V.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS NEAR Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA. Drove to Gardens with John Lawrence, Spence Tharpe, Bill Leslie & Rego, at 3:00 PM. So only got about 1/2 hour looking in gardens at Bldgs. Clear, cool, slight wind. Got usual bldgs more - not too much activity that time of day. When Gardens closed at 4:00 PM, looked around "Yucca" patch in front of gates and along fence bordering north of gardens but very few birds seen there. Got Rego to identify some plants that had been worrying us - Sage, Conium, Anise, Aceria, scrub(?) oak, etc. Also showed him Trillium blooming across road from Poultry Husbandry Bldg. as we were driving home. Came back at 5:00 PM. BIRDS: SHARP-SHINNED HAWK(?) - 1 Red Tailed " - 2 Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker - 1 Hairy Woodpecker - 1? (Peek! Not so sharp as that of ours back East in town) Steller Jay - 3 Scrub Jay - 2 Ch. Bk'd Chickadee - 1 (Cawing) Wren Tit - 3 Robin - 5 (No flock) Varied Thrush - 4 Hermit Thrush - 4 Ruby-Crowned Kinglet - 5 (3 of them together) Cedar Waxwing - 10 (flock, on Berryway) Brown Towhee - 1 Oregon Junco - 5 Fox Sparrow - 1 White Cr'd Sparrow - 2 Song Sparrow - 2 Golden Cr'd Sparrow - 5
Read Page
Page 434
1987 Майская сессия ЦК КПСС (сентябрь) Товарищ Гаврилов! Вот в чем. Завтра отменяем все. Я не буду... Я, кажется, завтра приеду. А что? Тогда это как раз, например, так, то есть то же, что вчера, но только в другом виде. То есть я, что ли, то-о. Или что-то такое, как тот пункт, который вы... - тот — такой cерийный законный вопрос, как это, брат? Нет, "агитка" должна быть, например, так: чтобы в этом году она стала за те вещи, которые мы уже начали делать и которые мы не сделали. Например, 2091А. То есть я, что ли, то-о. Или что-то такое, как tот пункт, который вы... - тот — такой cерийный законный вопрос, как это, брат? Нет, "агитка" должна быть, например, так: чтобы в этом году она стала за те вещи, которые мы уже начали делать и которые мы не сделали. Например, 2091А. 1 - (С) Духовные ценности 2091А (всего) 5 - "" Огневые аргументы 1-9379462 00. Материалы 9379462 700 "Красный" 93794620000 - Красная Заблудившаяся (всего) 5 - Ход заставил 6 - ВЕЛ АРГ (всего) 1-93794620000 8 5 - 11Т Арг (всего 00) 2 - ВЕЛ А - ИЗУЧАТЬ ОЦЕНКУ А - ИЗУЧАТЬ ИМЯ ВЫХОДНЫЕ ДАТЫ (3) (Красная книга) 1-9379462 2 - ОЖИДАТЬ (всего) 1-9379462 0'10. ПИНН 2 - ИЗУЧАТЬ 0'10) ВЕЛ
Read Page
Page 435
JOURNAL REDS STEWART CANYON, ANIMBOS CO., CALIF. LEFT FROM N. END OF STADIUM AT 8:10 AM. WEATHER OVERCAST & COOL SOME WINDY. RAIN BEGINNING ABOUT 9:30 AM. WANDERED WITH DR. M. MILLER AROUND CIRCLE GREEN THEATER LEADING UP BEHIND N. END OF STADIUM AGAIN. COVER WAS EUCALYPTUS, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, BACKHARD + LIVE OAK. AFTER RAIN STARTED AROUND 10:00 LIVDER TREES & WATCHED ACTIVITY OF FRINGMYLOS. FEEDING IN THE MODERATE RAIN. BROWN TOWHEES, GOLDEN CAY SPARROWS, 1 FOXSPARROW & 1 SPOTTED TONWEE WERE FEEDING NEAR A COW PEN SEEMINGLY UNWAFFUL OF THE RAIN BUT NOT CALLING. WATCHED THE SPOTTED TOWHEE KICKING UP LEAVES LIKE THE FOX SPARROW. THE BIRDS DON'T STAY TOO CLOSE TO EACH OTHER MAYBE 4-5 FT. APART. EXCEPT FOR GOLDEN CRY'S SPARE'S WHO WERE FEEDING TOGETHER. 1 ANNA(?) HUMMINGBIRD(OR ?) SEEN PERCHED 15' UP ON DEAD EUCALYPTUS BRANCH DURING RAIN. IT FLEW OFF ONCE BUT RETURNS RETO SOME SPOT AFTER AERS THAN A MINUTE. THIS AREA SAID TO BE PARTLY TRANSITION LIFE ZONE. BIRDS: SPARROW HAWK - 1 RED-TAILCA " - 1 MOURNING DOVE (CALLING) ANNA HUMMINGBIRD - 1(OR ?) RED SWASTED FLICER - 3 STENLGER JAY - 3 CHAS. BY'D CHICHADEE - 2+ PLAIN TIRMOUSE - [illegible] WREN-IT - 1 (CALLING) ROBIN - 3 (EATING CONTIGATES) AVOUAN WARBLER - 2 SPOTTED TOWHEES - 3 BROWN TOWHEE - 6 GOLD. CAY'S SPARROW - 5 FOX SPARROW - 2
Read Page
Page 436
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 437
Journal Feb 26 U.C. Botanical Gardens, Bordley, Plamda Co., California Hiked up at 10:30 am. Clear, fairly warm, slight wind. 4 of Red-tailed Hawks seen were carrying on some sort of display (mating?). One of the two in each pair of them both flying behind the other with legs & feet held straight down stiffly and occasionally swooping down on the other. At Gardens birds were still thick around the Chicken manure piles but noticeably lacking were White-crowned Sparrows - none seen or heard. Saw what looked like a 1mm. Purple Finch (either caulif. or Carins, I don't know which) feeding on large berries on ground. Fairly olive-brown above (not just brown) especially on rump. Very quiet singing bird. No calls or song. Stowwe Jays seemed very much in evidence as were Spotted Townees & Brown Townees were hard to find. Heard a song I didn't know from Bachris thicket in NE part of gardens. "see chirrrrrr" (-~--) Repeated several times maybe 20 or 30 seconds apart. Clear first note & chirr on about same pitch. Ran down the Hutton Virgos call "Zu-weep" (it sometimes runs together as Zweeps). Also got good looks at the bird near the Country Husbandry building. I think I've camera some Hutton's Virgos Ruby-cre's Hummers before but think I've got them straight now. At 11:15 am heard Stowee (?) Jays 'shy'm'
Read Page
Page 438
No text detected
Read Page
Page 439
DiEGLOSE 1956 JOURNAL Feb 26 (cont) NEAR D.C.BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERYTCH, PAMONA Co., CALIF. IN SOME REDWOODS ON CANYON ROAD JUST BELOW ENTRANCE TO GARDENS. INVESTIGATED & FOUND DR. HARCO OWL 20' UP IN REDWOOD LOOKING DOWN AT? ME. SAW A SMALL BIRD (RUBY CRN. VINDO?) HOPPING 6' IN FRONT OF OWL. OWL STAYED MORE THE 5 MIN'S I WATCHED HIM & DID NOTHING EXCEPT KEEP ME IN SIGHT BY CRANING HIS NECK. TURNED OVER BORDOS & ROCKS BUT GOT NOTHING EXCEPT CENTIPIDES, BEETLES & SLOWMOOR SALAMANDERS. GOT HOME ABOUT 4:00 PM. BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD: SHARP SHININGO HAWK - 1 ROB-TAILCO ' -6 (SAME SPARROW # ' -1 (MOVING) CANTIF. QUATH - 4 HORNCO OWL - 1 ANNA HUM' BIRD - 2 ROY SHAPED FLICKER - 3 YEN. BENNICO SARWLE -1 (+1?) HARLEY WOODPECKER -1 (CALLING) STERNCEJAY - 8+ SCRUB JAY - 3 CH-BID'S CHICURDRE - 2+ PLAINTIMOUSE - 5+ BUSH TIT - 25 (2 FLOCKS) ROO-BR. NUTHATCH - 1 WREN-TIT - 6 BEWICK WREN - 1 CANTIF THRASHCE-1 (JUST SONG) ROBIN - 5 VARIOY THRESH - 6 NOCMIT THURSH - 10 (!) RUBY CROUNGER - 2 HUTTON VIREO - 5 AUDUBON WARBLER[?]3 (ORANGE!) PURPLE FINCH (?) -1 (SEE NOTES) PINESISLINS -30 (FLOCK) SPOTTED TOWNICE-10 BROWN TOWNICE-5 OREGON FUNCO-20 GOLDEN CA'S SPRAW-10 FOX SPARROW - 5 SONG ' -15+ SAW 3 GOLDEN-CROWING SPARROWS, EATING YOUNG LEAVES ON SOME SORT OF BUSH. SAME ACTIONS AS ON FEB 13 1956 (SEE SPECIAL RECORD) BUT LARGEOR LEAVES WERE BEING EATEN TODAY.
Read Page
Page 440
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 441
ZIEGLER 1950 JOURNAL MAR 3 WIND CAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. LEFT TENNIS COURTS AT TILDEN PARK AT 8:15 AM. AND WORKED DOWN TO SEWEL LAKE THEN WE ALONG FIRE ROAD TO WOODLAND CAMPGROUND VICINITY, THEN AROUND FIRE ROAD AGAIN ENDING UP A TENNIS COURTS AGAIN AT 11:45 AM. INTERMITENT LIGHT RAIN, MOSTLY OVERCAST, SLIGHT WIND AT TIMES & FAIRLY WARM. FOUND SEVERAL TARICHA IN SMALL STREAMS AND CRAWLING THRU 6" HIGH GRASS IN CAMPGROUND & ON NIGHSIDES. AT LEAST ONE OF THEM INTO LIGHT ORANGE COMING UP TO BOTTOM OF EYE BUT NO MOST HAD BROWN AREA EXTENDING BELOW EYE. BIRDS SEEMED QUIET & RELATIVELY SCARED BUT ALSO SOME FLOCKS OF BUSH-TITS, CHICKADEES & RUBY CRO KINCHETS MIXED WERE SEEN. NO WHITE CRO SPARROWS. OWL PELLET FOUND AT ____________ PICNIC SPOT - CONTAINED SKULL OF MICROTUS (?) & OTHER SMALL RODENT BONES. SEVERAN BATRACHERS FOUND UNDER LOGS & BOARDS. DEFENSE EX. OF TARICHA OBSERVED WHEN HIT ON BACK - BODY KRAZZENED, HEAD & TAIL ARCHES OVER BODY. NO TARICHA IN CAMPFILES. "TAME" DEER SEEN. BIRDS: PICO-BOGROSS - 1 MARRADO - 5 MARAHAD X MUSCOVY (?) - 1 NEW PITTER (GROOSES?) - 1 RED-TAILED HAWK - 1 MOURNING DOVE - 2 (F. CANNING) HORNIOOWL (?) - 1 (CANNING ONCE)
Read Page
Page 442
No text detected
Read Page
Page 443
C. Ziegler 1956 JOURNANL MAR 3 (CONT) Windcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Arwen Humbird - 7 (+3?) Roo. Sh'o Fucker-2 Downy Wrecker - 3 (!) (Blaed Phoebe seen by Dr Minor) Sterker Jay - 6+ C'B. Chickadee - 7 Bush-Tit - 15+ (2 small birds) R.B' Nuttatch - 2 Wren-Tit - 3 (coming) Bowick Wren-1 Robin - 5 Varico Thrush-3 Ruby Cr's Dinger-4 Hutton Vireo - 1 (coming only) Mourner Warbler - 4 (Nowingto Bird Birds seen by John Lawrence at 2.15pm.) Spotted Townee - 3 or 4 Brown Townee - 8 at least. Oregon Junco - 18 Golden Cr's Sparrow-6 Song Sparrow - 8 to 12 (seen or heard) MAR 4 Mountainview Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif. Got to Cem. about 7:30 AM with Mike & John Lawrence and Reed Pierce. Clear most of time, slightly warm little wind. Worked the 3 cemeteries that sit right next to each other 'til 12:00 noon. Mostly lawns, with a lot of Eucalyptus and small amount of other trees + 2 or 3 small lawns - nothing on hawks. Reed pointed out Brodenia, Lupine, Soap Plant, Rosemary & Milk Thistle among other new ones for me. Picked Sage, Rosemary & Oll (or something like it) five
Read Page
Page 444
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 445
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL MARY (CONT) MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CA, USA. USE AT HOME AS SPICES. RED ALSO CAUGHT A 6-8" GARTER SNAKE (THAMNOPHIS) WE TURNED OVER LOGS, BOARDS, PLANKS & ROCKS ESPECIALLY BROKEN SIDEWALK CONCRETE SLABS & FOUND MAYBE 25 BASILISKAS ATYCHOMUS ANCIENS LUGUBRIS. 1 YOUNG TRITURUS TOROSUS, 1 MEDIUM- SIZED SCLOPHERS OCCIDENTANIS AND 2 SCORPIONS ABOUT INCH LONG. NO HERPS WERE SEEN IN OPEN EXCEPT THE THAMNOPHIS. HE ALTHO WE DID LOOKED PRETTY CAREFULLY. THIS SNAKE HAS EYES COVERED WITH A BLUE FILM. RED CONNECTED (OR SAID HE WAS GOING TO) KILL THEM) NEVER MIND THE HOSP'S FOLKS. FOUND 8-10 SKULLS, EACH WITH BRAIN CASE BROKEN OFF, AND OTHER ASSORTED POVERTY BONES UNDER TREES NEAR CITY QUARRY. SKULLS SEEM TO BE GORHON. APPEARS FROM (OWN?) PELLETS SINCE ONE ALMOST DISINTEGRATING FIVE-BONE PELLET WAS FOUND THERE. BIRDS: (NO SLOWER THAN !) RED TAILED HAWK - 1 SPARROW
Read Page
Page 446
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 447
JOURNAL MAYO WILDCAT CANYON, CONNER COSTA CO., CANIF LEFT TENNIS COVER S AT 8:15 A.M. & WALKED WILDCAT CREEK, PICNIC AREA & DOWN TO & AROUND NATURE TRAIL & JOVEN LAKE. THEN THRU WOODS SE TO LONG OAK PICNIC AREA. LOGGY CORNERS TURNED & CREEK [illegible]. WEATHER CLEAR, WARM (BUT COOLISH IN STREAM BEDS), NO WIND. QUITE A FEW BIRDS OUT - MANY CALLING CAME BACK AT 12:10 A.M. ANOTHER 200113 GROUP FOUND RING-NECKED SNAKE ABOUT 6-7 INCHES LONG - ORANGE YELLOW BENEATH EXCEPT UNDER TIP OF TAIL WHERE COLORED MORE REDDISH. YELLOW, THIN COLLAR GREENISH BROWN ABOVE, ANOTHER GROUP FOUND 2 YOUNG ENSATINA APPARENTLY UNDER LOGS & LITTER UNDER TREES. BIRDS: (BLACK PHOEBUS AT AROUND OAK JOUVEN LAKE) MANARDS - 8 RED TAILED HAWK - 3 (ATONCE) CANIF QUAIL - 1(CALLING) MOVENING DAVE - 1 (CALLING) ? HUMMING-BIRD - 3 FINCHER - 3 DOWNY W.P. 1 (CALLING) HARRY WRENLER - 1 (CANNOT BLACK PHOEBE - 2 STONKRE JAY - 4 C'B CNICHARDCE - 2 WREN YIT - 2(CALLING) ROBIN - 2 HUTTON VIREO - 2 (SEEN + CANTING JUMP!) ORBE JUNCO - 4 SONG SPARROW - 3 FAMPHIGS, TARICHTA TACOSA - 10+ BATECHNUSOS ATTENATUS - 10+ ANGIOES LUGUAVELS - 2 NYLA-REBILKA - 2 (ENSATINA - 2) REPTILES THAMNORVIS GLEBANIS - 1 RING-NECKED SNAKE - 1 (CAROPHUS AMMOLIS)
Read Page
Page 448
No text detected
Read Page
Page 449
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL May 11 LEONA HEIGHTS PARK, ORLANDO, ORANGE CO, FLORIDA Took a short trip up to park About 3:30 P.M. Stayed 'til 6:00 PM. Clear, warm & windy, went with John & Mike Lawrence. Park has stream 3-4 ft wide x 2-3 in. deep coming down steep bully bordered with rowwood & canf, bay & full of rocks & boulders in stream 650 up stream a 1/2 mile or so is what I think is called Portugas Flat. A short across meadow with a few rocks & a small seep on one side of hills surround 3 sides of "Valley". Down in the stream bed canopy is 95% dense. We dug down in leafmold (rowwood) at base are stump or rock & found an ENSATINGA in a hollow under the woods. Defensive Rx-swirling tail & body highthegs & whitish secretion on top of tail. Turned over [illegible] logs & dug thru more leafmold but got [illegible] nothing else in stream bed. Turned over rocks in "flat" & found a small ENSATINGA, ZOEY BATTERMANOSCA [illegible] TANCIDOS LUBARIS, also a large (1 1/2 in) Jerusalem Cricket & a 7" scorpion. John collected both ENSATINGS here & proc-laiding in separate & got a look at one frog- Hyla (?), Mike found tadpoles but didn't collect them. Birds: Red-tailed Hawk - 2 MORNED OWL(?) 1 (just partial foot healed) Violet Green SWALLOW - 6+ (first seen this year)
Read Page
Page 450
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 451
C.ZIEGELER 1956 JOURNAL MAR 11 (CONT) LEONA HEIGHTS PARK, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. SCRUB JAY - 1 (NOT IN PARK) WREN TIT - 2 (CALLING) ROBIN - 30 (MANY FLOCKING) 2 IN PORTUGUESE FLAT SONG SPARROWS - 3 ONE RABBIT SEEN IN UNDORBUSY BEDS ROAD - RAN INTO POISON OAK & STOPPED 15' FROM ROAD BUT WE COULD SEE ONLY BROWNSH COLOR ON BACK. VEGETATION AROUND "FLAT" WAS BRECHERIS, SAW SOME CANIF. BOY, & POISON OAK & LIVE OAKS ALSO SOME WHITE MUSTARD (BLOWING) ALONG [illegible] PATHS AS WELL AS SOMA PLANT. ROADS ARE CLOSE TO TRAFFIC BUT HAVE MANY HORSE RIGERS ON THEM APPARENTLY. MAR 22 903 GYM COURT, ALBANY, ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. VIC LEWIN BROUGHT IN 2 STELLER JAYS TO NIGHT WHICH I PUT UP. VIC APPEARENTLY CAUGHT THEM TODAY IN CHICKEN-MESH TRAPS SET IN GRAY- BEERY CANYON NEAR FIRE ROAD ON NE SLOPE OF CANYON. TRAPS WERE USED TO TRAP QUAIL WHICH VIC IS STUDYING. OTHER BIRDS CAUGHT IN TRAPS ONE DAY I WENT WITH VIC WERE, BESIDES 5 STELLER JAYS; 1 SPOTTED TOWHEE 2 CANIF QUAIL. + 1 FOX SPARROW. LOCATION IS 1/2 MI. W GRIZZLY PEAK ACCORDING TO VIC. SKINS OF JAYS VERY FIRMLY ATTACHED TO BODY.- REALLY HAD TO PULL TO GET THEM OFF.
Read Page
Page 452
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 453
DECEMBER 1956 JOURNAL MAR 24 STRAWBERRY CANYON, V.C. CAMPUS DALYANO, PLACER CO., CALIF. SET 25 MUS SPECIES ON SET ABOUT 30-40' APART BRUSHY SNAGGY HILLSIDE CAUGHT 3 PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS, 1 P. TRUVI, + 1 FOX SPARROW, 4 MARABEE GORHAEZ TEAPS ON A SAME HILLSIDE NEAR STREAM GOT 1 GOLHER, MARABEE SET IN 2'S, APART. 4 MUS. SPEC. SET AMONG OPEN MEATH ON SLOPE WITH POISON OAK + BACCHARIS--ALSO 2 SCHUYLER TRAPS SET AT WOOD RATS NEXT NOT SPRING, NOYHING IN MUS TRAPS YNCHE 1 SCHUYLER BAITED WITH BAROINE + OATMEAN HAD BAIT GONE, ABOT TRAPS SET IN MICROTUS RUNWAYS ON S-FACING SLOPE. WITH 6TO 8' HIGH GEARS, CAUGHT 3 REITHRO-DONTOMYS, 15 MUS. SPEC'S SET IN ARTEMISA ON STEEP DRY S-FACING SLOPE HAD 1 PERO, MANICULATUS / WREN-TIT + 1 GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROW. WE WERE TRAPPING FOR PEROGNATHUS MORE. 2 MORE TRAPS SET IN SMALL HOLLOW BETWEEN PINE GROVE & BACCHARIS SLOPE WERE NOT SPRING, ABOUT 30 TEAPS ON A BACCHARIS SHORE AND ON DRY, ROCKY S-FACING SLOPE WITH CLUMPS OF SAGO GAVE ONLY A P. TRUVI AND SEVORAN RAILS. WEATHER - CLEAR & WARM. CAUGHT A CORNELL(S) SNAKE ON GRASS SLOPE. TOTAL MAMMANS
Read Page
Page 454
Аналог (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 500 что 21.03.92 24М 2С ТС2 в тудуо, 30.12.11Н обане мусиА (с) (2019) (в норме) рассматривает 2 х 50
Read Page
Page 455
Elevation 1956 JOURNAL Mar 24 Strawberry Canyon, U.C. Campus, Oakland Alameda Co., Calif. (CONT.) CAUGHT: 1 SPLOOUS PVIVCIUS, 2 TRAGMYS 3 CETONRACORONYMS, 3 PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS, 3 P. TRUEI, 1 P. MANICULATUS, ALSO IN TRAPS (MOSTLY YEARS BAITED WITH BIRDSEED & ROLLED OATS) 2 WREN-TITS, 2 SPOTTED & 2 BROWN TOWNIECS, 2 GARDENCROWNED SPARROWS, 1 SONG & 1 FOX SPARROW. I LEFT SOME OF THE MAMMALS & SEVERAL OF THE BIRDS TO PUT UP. THE SNAKE WENT TO HERB LAB, & ELBERT BROOK TOOK MOST OF REST OF BIRDS & MOM'S FOR A HIGH-SCHOOL TEACHER FRIEND. AREA WORKED WAS SHORES ABOVE AND TO THE N & E OF U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS. OUT FROM 8:15 AM TO 12:15 PM. Mar 25 Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. SET OUT 50 MVS. SPEC'S LAST NIGHT AT 6:00 PM. IN SALICORNIA MARSH ON NW SIDE OF POINT, JUST BAYWARD FROM THE SHEET RANGE OF THE SHOOTING CLUB THERE, 5 TRAPS SET IN PATCH OF SAND GAVE NOTHING 2-SPRING-TWO. SAND IS AT SW END OF AREA TRAPPED. OTHER 45 TRAPS SET IN 6-10 INCH HIGH SALICORNIA (SOME IN MICROTUS RUNS ON SLIGHTLY ELEVATED (ABOUT 1-2FT ABOVE SALICORNIA) KNOLLS WHICH SHOWED RARE MICROTUS(?) BURROWS & RUNWAYS. THESE ONES ON KNOLLS I'LL CALL "HIGH" TRAPS, & ONES ON MUDDY GROUND UNDER SALICORNIA
Read Page
Page 456
Помощь 2019г. Ваша подпись: [illegible]
Read Page
Page 457
BEEGLER 1956 JOURNAL MAR.25 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. Bay SAND (DRY) PARKING LOT FOR SWEET POTATOES WET KNOCK ROAD TO HIGHER GROUND NORTH TRAPPING LOCATION FOR MAR. 25 (SO-TRAP LINE IN RED)
Read Page
Page 458
Mars 22 7:55 AM Point Isabel, Ocean County, NJ Toward [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] - LOCATION FOR MARS 22 (20-40k LINE IN 1560)
Read Page
Page 459
Ziegler 1956 Journal March 25 Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. (CONT.) "LOW" TRAPS, MUS LOW 40' FROM WATER EDGE OF SARCINIA MUS LOW MICROTUS LOW BADLY EATEN SARCA SAVED - 20' TALSO,HF. 20,# FROM WATER EDGE OF SARCL MUS LOW 30' FROM " " " " MICROTUS HIGH MUS HIGH MUS HIGH MICROTUS HIGH MUS ?? LOW 75' FROM WATER EDGE OF SARCL (SARCO - WHITE-BENEATH, REDDISH HAIR INEAR) MANY TRAPS SET IN RUNS IN SPHICORNIA THAT SHOWED RODENT TRACKS IN MUD WERE SAVING - BLOOD ON ONE BUT NO HMR OR ANYTHING ELSE - MAYBE RATIOS HEADING FOR BAY MARGIN. 2OR 3 TRAPS WERE WET OUT I THINK JUST FROM SURFACE MOISTURE FOR, ALTHO GROUND ON BAY SIDE OF UNKNW (SEE SKETCH) WAS VERY SOGGY I DON'T THINK THE HIGH TIDE REACHED THE TRAPS. ON BORDER OF SPHICORNIA AT WATER EDGE IS A 15 FOOT BAND OF SOME SORT OF GRASS OR SEDGE 8 INCHES HIGH GROWING-IN MUD RIGHT dOWN INTO WATER - TOO SOFT TO SET TRAPS HERE . THE 10 TRAPS SET IN SPHICORNIA BETWEEN ROAD & MARSHY WERE ON FAIRLY DRY GROUND & IN MOST AWERS THE SAGIC IS ONLY 2-3 INCHES HIGH & SPARSE. TRAPS WERE SET BESIDE LOGS OR IN HIGHER CHUMPS OF SARCL THO.
Read Page
Page 460
29-й сессия 1. О "обозначении" названиях: 25 шт. 29-й "волна" (700) 2. Критерии: волн - 2 ум "" " 2 ум 'ос. обозначение логического' волн 210931М 20-30-50 лет назад ос. эхолот "" " " " 2 ум. НДИН 210931М НДИН 2 ум НДИН 2 ум НДИН 210931М 2-30-50 лет назад 'с волн ?' 2 ум (один из 20-х годов, по-видимому, в 80-х) Волны и волны, и т.д. называем. Они и всегда - погода отменит танц Тут это не вопрос - ответ уже время - есть. Значит ли он? Да Много раз вот - что-то в сутках Нашли тут: т.е. здесь 29 шт с 20 лет 30-50 лет назад (по-видимому, 21 век) Но и сейчас есть волн (но все же?) Закончился год? Нет, нет, значит Всего лишь - до конца года, 29 шт Она в том же 21 с 21 год. Я знаю. Т-а 30-50 лет назад - то есть это Тут она и - ничего нет? Нет, 8 от того ост - от меня, когда 29 шт от ихт. Этим 29 шт, 252 Она в 30-х годах, 21 век и 252 Кто знает? Но здесь много + здесь есть многого там и я вижу 29-е и я вижу 8 с - к кому? 30-е и 30-е 252 год, 29 шт, ```</s> (продолжение)```
Read Page
Page 461
ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL MAR 25 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. SALICORNIA MARSH AT SWEET RANGE IS ABOUT 300' WIDE (FROM ROAD TO BAY EDGE) AND PERHAPS 500' OR MORE LONG. FRESH Gopher WORKINGS SEEN IN SANDY AROUND W OF PARKING LOT. ALSO HARD GROUND OF PARKING LOT HAD OLD GOPHER HOLES & MOUNDS. MAR 29 SET OUT 50 MUS. SPEC'S LAST NIGHT AT DUSK. TRAPS SET ABOUT 20-30 FT. APART EXCEPT ON A COUPLE OF KNOLLS WITH MICROTUS(?) BURROWS WHERE TRAPS WERE 5-10 FT. APART. TRAPPING LOCATION WAS PART OF SALICORNIA MARSH JUST NE OF MAR. 25TH TRAPPING. - MOSTLY 8-10 IN. HIGH SALICORNIA WITH A FEW SHRUBS ON HIGHER (1-2FT ABOVE REST OF MARSH) GROUND. WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY & WARM. CAUGHT 5 MUS (4 OF THEM IN THE SALICORNIA NOT ON KNOLLS) & 3 MICROTUS (ALL ON KNOLLS). DID NOT HAVE A BUNCH OF TRAPS SPRUNG AS ON MAR 25TH MAYBE BECAUSE I DID NOT TRAP IN THE RAT(?) TRAILS LEADING TO WATERS EDGE. BUT 7 TRAPS WET & MOVED AROUND BY HIGH TIDE DURING NIGHT. MAR30 SET OUT 50 MUS. SPEC'S AFTER DARK LAST NIGHT ALONG FILL-IN ROAD ABOUT 3-4 FT. ABOVE SALICORNIA MARSH (WHERE I TRAPPED YESTERDAY) PART OF TRAP LINE BORDERED DIRECTLY ON BEACH SHO. WEATHER CLEAR, WARM.
Read Page
Page 462
No text detected
Read Page
Page 463
ZIEGLER 1956 Journal MAR 30 (CONT) POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. TRESS SET SINGLY ON BOTH SIDES OF ROAD WHERE BREAMARIS(BUSHES) 3 FT HIGH. GROUND WAS BARRE ON ROAD BUT HAD GREEN GRASS 2-3 IN. HIGH AMONG THE BUSHES. CAUGHT 3 MUS WHICH I DISCARDED X 1 SONG SPARROW WHICH I PUT UP. FOUND SEVERAL HONES IN BANKS OF JITCH ALONGSIDE ROAD WITH FEATHERS AND/OR BONES OF SOME SORT OF DUCKS & SHORE BIRDS IN THE ENTRANCES. HOLES WERE 2-3 IN IN DIAMETER. ONE HOLE IN SONICOWA - COVERED BUT NEAR ROAD HAD RABBIT-SIZED PELTS (SLIGHTLY ELONGATED) IN A RUN LEADING INTO IT, & REMAINS OF DUCKS SEEN ALONG SHORE. THERE WAS A ROW OF DRIFT WOOD ALONG BOTH SIDES OF ROAD ALONG MOST OF TRAILING. APR 7 BAY FARM ISLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. LEFT FROM GOLF COURSE PARKING LOT AT N.W. CORNER OF ISLAND AT 9:15AM. JUST WALKED THE BAY BORDER & GRASSY FIELDS BESIDE IT. TIDE WAS HIGH WHEN WE ARRIVED BUT WAS GOING OUT AS WE WATCHED. BY 11:45 AM WHEN WE LEFT THE SHORE OF MUD & ROCKS WAS EXPOSED FOR ABOUT 25 FT OR SO OUT FROM HIGH TIDE MARK. FOUND
Read Page
Page 464
ПРИКАЗ ВЕРХОВНОГО СОВЕТА СССР ОБ ОБЩЕМ ПРИНЯТИИ ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВА О ПЕРЕХОДЕ К НОВОМУ ЭПОХУ ХОЗЯЙСТВЕННОГО СТРОЕНИЯ В СОЮЗНЫХ РЕСПУБЛИКАХ И АВТОНОМНЫХ ОБЛАСТЯХ ПРИКАЗЫВАЮ: 1. Утвердить текст Закона о переходе к новому хозяйственному строению в союзных республиках и автономных областях. 2. Внести соответствующие изменения в статьи 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 494, 495, 496, 497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539, 540, 541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553, 554, 555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560, 561, 562, 563, 564, 565, 566, 567, 568, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599, 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650, 651, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657, 658, 659, 660, 661, 662, 663, 664, 665, 666, 667, 668, 669, 670, 671, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679, 680, 681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 687, 688, 689, 690, 691, 692, 693, 694, 695, 696, 697, 698, 699, 700, 701, 702, 703, 704, 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713, 714, 715, 716, 717, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722, 723, 724, 725, 726, 727, 728, 729, 730, 731, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 737, 738, 739, 740, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748, 749, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755, 756, 757, 758, 759, 760, 761, 762, 763, 764, 765, 766, 767, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772, 773, 774, 775, 776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 783, 784, 785, 786, 787, 788, 789, 790, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796, 797, 798, 799, 800, 801, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808, 809, 810, 811, 812, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 818, 819, 820, 821, 822, 823, 824, 825, 826, 827, 828, 829, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835, 836, 837, 838, 839, 840, 841, 842, 843, 844, 845, 846, 847, 848, 849, 850, 851, 852, 853, 854, 855, 856, 857, 858, 859, 860, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, 872, 873, 874, 875, 876, 877, 878, 879, 880, 881, 882, 883, 884, 885, 886, 887, 888, 889, 890, 891, 892, 893, 894, 895, 896, 897, 898, 899, 900, 901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 911, 912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 919, 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929, 930, 931, 932, 933, 934, 935, 936, 937, 938, 939, 940, 941, 942, 943, 944, 945, 946, 947, 948, 949, 950, 951, 952, 953, 954, 955, 956, 957, 958, 959, 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 965, 966, 967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972, 973, 974, 975, 976, 977, 978, 979, 980, 981, 982, 983, 984, 985, 986, 987, 988, 989, 990, 991, 992, 993, 994, 995, 996, 997, 998, 999, 1000.
Read Page
Page 465
ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL APR7 (cont) Bay Farm Island, Plumer Co., Calif. 4 Wests, Wildeer, Horned Lark, Meadow Lark & Curlew Rail. Most of Bay Shore Waders was only 100 ftme so from well-traveled roads leading out onto island. Sanioca, Marsh mostly on dry ground but some growing in quite muddy ground. Weather clear, warm with moderate West wind, a few micrurus runways seen under board in California in small marsh, birds seen: Western Grebe - 5 Brown Pelican - 1 D.C. Cormorant - 25 Gr. Blue Heron - 2 Am. Coot - 3 Lesser Scaupduck - 10+ Coot - 3 Semiannato Plover - 1 (Seen by Jim Anderson) T.B. Wildeer - 3 (nest) — Curlew - 10 Willet - 15 Red-backed S'age - 5+ Dowitcher - 30+ (Western?) S'Pigeon - 50+ Marbled Godwit - 3 (Avocat - 1 near Emeraldville) Western Gull - 2 Forster's Tern - 12 (about ½ mm.) Caspian Tern - 10 Mourning Dove - 1 (by Jim Anderson) W. McAdowdahl - 2 (1 nest. Horned Lark - 3 (nest)
Read Page
Page 466
{ "text": "(1967) (TWA)\n\n2-3830 H-5H23W\n1-462,9 W09A\n36-T3340M .C.D\n5-W3H G.B.9B\n3-7393 ,MA\n+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1\n\n3 - T000\n\n1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52\n(TW) (TWA)\n(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y\n01 - 69,660\n\n81 - 73M,1 W\n+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055\n+08 - 57HST,WDA\n+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)\n\n3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M\n(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)\n\nC - 447 H8T,23W\n(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7\n01 - HAT YH0,96D\n( (M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M\n```</body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)</p><p>3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M</p><p>(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)</p><p>C - 447 H8T,23W</p><p>(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7</p><p>01 - HAT YH0,96D</p><p>((M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M</p></body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)</p><p>3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M</p><p>(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)</p><p>C - 447 H8T,23W</p><p>(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7</p><p>01 - HAT YH0,96D</p><p>((M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M</p></body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)</p><p>3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M</p><p>(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)</p><p>C - 447 H8T,23W</p><p>(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7</p><p>01 - HAT YH0,96D</p><p>((M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M</p></body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)</p><p>3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M</p><p>(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)</p><p>C - 447 H8T,23W</p><p>(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7</p><p>01 - HAT YH0,96D</p><p>((M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M</p></body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)</p><p>3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M</p><p>(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)</p><p>C - 447 H8T,23W</p><p>(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7</p><p>01 - HAT YH0,96D</p><p>((M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M</p></body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02-8A9,9'2 ( ? U8T8W)</p><p>3 - TWWOO 0H,89,M</p><p>(2HJ8M5) M0N 1 - T320V,A)</p><p>C - 447 H8T,23W</p><p>(Mm1/3 TV08A) M1 - H8T 29,3Y29,7</p><p>01 - HAT YH0,96D</p><p>((M30M5) )1-9100 ,M0R,V0M</p></body></html>```html><body><p>(1967) (TWA)</p><p>2-3830 H-5H23W</p><p>1-462,9 W09A</p><p>36-T3340M .C.D</p><p>5-W3H G.B.9B</p><p>3-7393 ,MA</p><p>+01-Y009L4C2,93283,1</p><p>3 - T000</p><p>1-904,A 0TFAM,09 M52</p><p>(TW) (TWA)</p><p>(73W) 3 - 9H70H,Y</p><p>01 - 69,660</p><p>81 - 73M,1 W</p><p>+2-9FA'2 0H4B.055</p><p>+08 - 57HST,WDA</p><p>+02- [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 467
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL APR.7 POINT ISABEL, CONNES COSTA CO., CRAN. (CONT) 6:15 PM CHECKED ANH SURFACE RUNS I COULD FIND ON NE SIDE OF ROAD LEADING INTO SALICORNIA MARSH, AT ONE SPOT ABOUT 8 PT ABOVE WATER I FOUND RUNS WITH FRESH DROPPINGS ABOUT THIS SIZE O + SAW MOVEMENT IN GRASS BUT NOT THE ANIMAL - AT 6:30 WHILE WRITING THIS A MUD WAS SPRUNG (MUS. SPEC) BUT ANIMAL APPARENTLY PULLED LOOSE & RAN THRU SALICORNIA 12-15 INCHES HIGH TO ANOTHER BURROW. GROUND CRAVED MORE DOWN TO 1' AND MANY RUNS + BURROWS ARE PRESENT. FOUND FRESH GRASS STALKS + SMALL DROPPINGS IN FRONT OF HOLE UNDER ROCK ON BANK ON BARE GROUND, TOO SMALL + THIN FOR MICROTUS, MORE 2" IN O.I.A. SET TRAP HERE, ALSO SET TRAPS ON SW SIDE OF ROAD IN SOME TYPE OF SALICORNIA + CRAVELD EARTX WHERE I FOUND QUITE A SYSTEM OF RUNWAYS. APR.8 RAN TRAPS THIS AM AT 7:45. GOT (5) MICROTUS + 2 MUS. (TRAPS ON NE SIDE OF ROAD / MICROTUS, MUS - REST OF MAMMALS ON SW SIDE OF ROAD), LIFTED A FLAT WOOD PLANK + FOUND A SYSTEM OF RUNWAYS UNDER IT, ALSO A PILE OF CUT DEAD PIECES OF GRASS SPREAD OUT ON SURFACE IN A CIRCLE 80-9 INCHES ACROSS AND TAPERING DOWN UNDERNEATH
Read Page
Page 468
JAN 27 9:45 PM (1) I can find on the side of board. Feeling into sawhorse onto - 21/0 -300ft. T9 & TUOA - TA2 - NO. TA H85F KDIW ZHU9 QHU6F F-9JFAU D-5512 21HT TUOA DZV99OJD TOA-TU@ 2999) NI T93-NOM (NAZ + 41HU @8:0 TA - RAMING ZHT ZU692 EAU 9AT A 21HT-217.5W KTI-Z999A-RAMING TU@ (2392.2W) AND WAS (WHIT WAS + 220F: 211D) J-12 INCHER HIGH TO WOODING BOARD. GROUND OVERSEED HERE + ZUL (RAM DIA I TO MUD FOUND TH3309 -39A ZHU6 SNUD H85F DASH STAR + SWAP OZV99D IN FRONT OF HOSE UNITS LOOK AT BACK OR BASE GROUND TOO SWIM + THIS WAS MICRATED + 2". IN 1"-5 -3012 ON SIDE OF ROAD T72 THROUGH DASH - DAMAGED TO FRONT TO ZM6IZE A STING QHU6F I, Z9HNU Z4WU-WU) (2) TOO 24:5 TA MA 21HT ZNASI WAS 8.99 -3012 ON ZNASI) . 2 UM S + NUD (MICRATED MAMMA TO T339 - 2UM), NUDIM I QAUQ ZH DUI, TA-FA DT711, (QAUQ TO 3012 WZ HO KNAI WAS M9TZP A QHU6F + HU-AJY QA9O TU) TO -3U9 A OZHA, TI D30NU DZV9UZ NO TUB A8-399Z Z893 TO 32919 2209FU ZHUM P.08 ZLOIC-A MI KNAI-CHONU WWOO -NUSZAT ONA
Read Page
Page 469
OZIEBSTER 1956 JOURNAL APR 28 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (CONT) TO A DEPRESSION 5 INCHES WIDE X 3 INCHES DEEP. WITH A HOLE AN INCH & A QUARTER IN O/D. LEADING OUT OF THE SIDE OF IT. NO CAVITY NOTICED IN THE CENTER BUT NO IT LOOKED LIKE ON OLD PILE OF GRASS THAT MIGHT HAVE JUST FALLEN IN IF IT WAS ONCE A NEST. SEVERAL SMALL FEATHERS WERE IN RUNWAYS LEADING TO TOP PORTION OF GRASS. ALSO TOP VIEW UNDERGROUND RUNWAY GRASS RUNWAYS ON SURFACE SIDE VIEW PLANK VOMUS COENIA RUNWAY RAT SYSTEM GRASS PILE
Read Page
Page 470
V
Read Page
Page 471
December 1956 Journal Apr 8 (cont) Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Many perlers [size] of Microtus (?) in runways. The ground here, a little ooma, is quite hard but the depression seemed to have been dug out (not formed naturally by earth cracking, etc) since it was so round. Maybe old nest of microtus? Grass in nest may have been the shreds of Sonicoenia stripped off by the animal but small torn up pieces of paper were scattered thru the nest too. Ground that the nest was in was about 3-4 ft above [illegible] water's edge but at least 150 ft horizontally from it. From the drift wood scattered around it would seem that at a very high tide the water would be only a few inches vertically below nest but normal tides would not come close to it. One small hillcock near by about 3-4 ft above [illegible] waterline gave 3 microtus (2 adult & 1 young). Sonicoenia about 6 inches high grew on it and was matted in most places to form a roof 2-3 in above ground. Many other runways with microtus or some manner droppings were seen under this mat. Runways were also present at edge of hillcock.
Read Page
Page 472
"Томск" 8.09 княз Артём Исаакович Соснов, (1926) [?], [?]ШОДИМ -40 (3516) /27ЛЖУ/ КНЯЗЬ СЫНОВИ-ЗАОН ОМИВЕН ЗИТГ. ЗНАШИМ ТУБ ОЯИХ-ЭТ 140 21, АМАД ЭППЛ-8 ЗКАН ОТ 03.07.82 УЕ/2850950 ЗИТ МИАВРЕН ОЯМСОГ ТАН] ТУО -ЖУК НЭЖО ЗОВИЗ (14-...МИМДЖА КТЭД) КФ ОЮБ-ЭКНМ. ОМУЛОЙ ОТ ЗАУ ЭТТ [?], [?], [?]27ЛЖУ/ -40 ТЭХГ 30 20-39 НЗ ЗИТ ВЭЖА-ЗИХН ОКАМ -ЗИТ ЯБ 976 0399.919-8056, -02 АУ-ЯГОЙ, АМАБ ТЫЯ ХАМИК ОГЕЯРКОД ЭЖОВ ОЭРЛМ 30 27559 [?], [?] .ООТ ТЗНН УХТ УСНТ 49 4-8 ТУОБА ЗИИ И, ЗАЛИ ДЭЖН УХТ ЭЛОД 2'93ТАМ ~~3406А КАМЫКОВС.ЯАН ТЯ ОЗ1 Т8ОДЯ ТЯ ТУБ ОБОИН ТЫЯДО-ЗИТ МНОГ Т, МНОГ [?], [?] ЗИХЛМ Т1 ОМИВВА ОЭЕЯРКОД ЗОГИ ~~ХОИН КАЗН А ТА ТАНУ УЗЯ-Я ХИББ ЗА ОЮООН ЯТАЛИН ЗИТ ТУБГ ТЕДН (ЖОЭХА ХАМОДГА) ИКАНИМ ЗАМБО ТОДО ОЮОИН ЭЗОТИ НАМОВН ХОЛЛИН АУЯМБ ЗНО . Т1 ОТ -ЗЕЛО ~~ЗИВЯ, 74 4-8 ТУОБА ЯБ ОЭЖИ [?], [?] 25Т9ДОД Е-ЖУА-Д ЗИН'93ТАМ 2 ТУОБА -НИЧЫЙМА2 .(1. ЭНУ6А I + ЗАВ ДИА Т1 МО (ЭЯРКДИ) ЭХИИИ МНОГ ОТ 850919-730М И ОСТЕЯМ УКАМ. ОМИООДЖУОВА И, Е-С 7009 А О 24Т9ДОМ ХТИИ ЗНАКИШУ ЯЗЫК НЭЗБ ЗРЛИ ДХЛЮРКОД ЭЯАЕМЗЭМОД ЗОВИВ ЭНГЛИШ. ЗАМ ЗИН ОЗОНУ ХОЛЛИН 40 300-9 ТЯ ТУЖЕНА ОСТА
Read Page
Page 473
C. ZIEGLER 1956 Jovenal Apr 8 (cont) POINT ISABEL, Contra Costa Co., Calif. AND IN CREEKS ON IT -- THE OPEN SIDE BEING COVERED BY THE DROOPING SOLICARNIA Hillock SOLICARNIA Cross Section RUNWAY ALSO INTERESTING WERE SCRUBBED OUT 2 BARE SPOTS ON CORNERS OF THE HILLOCK WHERE THE GROUND WAS BARE EXCEPT FOR SCATTERED FINE GRASS STEM: (NOT SOLICARNIA). MICROS (?/1) PELLITS WERE PRESENT SCATTERED OVER SURFACES ALSO, A THIN GRASS GROWING WHERE THE SOLICARNIA HAD NOT COVERED SHOWED SIGNS OF HAVING BEEN EATEN OFF CLOSE to GROUND. 2 RUNWAYS COVERED BY SALIX RAN INTO ONE OF THESE SPACES AND ONE MORE NARROW PATH LED OVER THE BACK OF THE HILLOCK TO A RUNWAY LIKE THAT ILLUSTRATED ABOVE. NO COVER ABOVE THESE SPACES AT ALL. NEARLY ALL THE PIECES OF DRIFTWOOD LOOED IN SALIX HAD RUNWAYS BESIDE THEM, ON NE SIDE OF ROAD SOME SPOTS HAD A THICK MATTED GRASS 4-5 INCHES THIN GROWING ON TOPS OF HILLOCKS. RUNWAYS AN INCH & A HALF TO 2 INCHES WIDE WERE PRESENT THRU THE THICK MAT
Read Page
Page 474
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 475
JOURNAL 5. EIGHTH 1956 APR8 (CONT.) Point Isobel, Cowner Costa Ca, Clamf, [illegible] appearing only at the feet of the grass. Also vertical holes ran up thru grass from tunnels to top of mat. Microtus (?) [illegible] were present in the runs. The grass seemed to have been more eaten thru than forced thru in the making of the runways. Fresh grass sprouts were eaten off close to around on the run floors. I worked the sonic flats just a foot or so above high tide line where sonic was about the only plant & where it grew about 2-3 inches tall & not very matted, no runways were noticed here. And only where the ground rose to dikes or hillclods did the sonic get torn (up to 1 foot) and runways & a few holes seen. Saw an [illegible] gull & 2 with just part black head near Arboy Dump Road. APR9 1/2 mi. W. Grizzly Peak, Oakland, Alameda Co. Ca. 4:45 PM. Ran & quail trees with Vic Lowry. Only 2 birds in trees A golden crio sparrow with no yellow crown F's - only pin feathers in snares on crown. [illegible] the other a junco which I put up. heart fat deposits throught body.
Read Page
Page 476
{ "text": "10 мая, 2007\n\nСейчас я не помню, как это случилось, но я знаю, что это было.\n\nЯ думаю, что это было в 2005 году. Я был на работе, и мне пришлось уйти домой рано. Когда я пришел домой, то увидел, что моя машина стоит во дворе.\n\nЯ пошел к машине, и она была сломана. Я не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\nЯ не знал, что делать, но потом понял, что нужно вызвать эвакуатор.\n\nЯ вызвал эвакуатор, и они приехали через 10 минут. Они отбуксировали машину на стоянку.\n\nКогда я пришел на стоянку, то увидел, что моя машина стоит рядом с другой машиной. Я пошел к машине, и она была сломана.\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 477
C. BICHER 1956 JOURNAL APR 14 STRAWBERRY CANYON, ARAMCO CO., CA. LEFT WITH ZOO 113 FIELD GROUP FROM STADIUM AT 8:30. WENT UP HILL FROM FIRE ROAD JUST BEFORE BOTANICAL GARDEN ON CYCLONE ROAD. TOOK APART 2 WOOD RAT NESTS BUT CAUGHT ONLY A PEROMYSCUS TRUCI IN ONE OF THEM. BOTH NESTS ON N-FACING SLOPES. TREES & SHRUBS FAIRLY HEAVY NOW. DAY DRIEY, BUT NOT TOO COOL. NO WIND TO SPEED OFF. CAME BACK IN AT 12:00 NOON. ALSO LOOKED INTO A SMALL TREE NEST 15-18 FT. UP IN ELDERBERRY(?) TREE. NO RAT HERE EITHER. ANOLES, ENSAID, & BAY-DENOSERS FOUND IN GROUND NESTS. GROUNDS AFFRAWD MOODY FROM LAST 2 OR 3 DAYS OF INTERMITTENT LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN. BIRDS - GREY-HOODED OWL. 1 SPECKLED JAY - 2 BUSK TIT - FLOCK WEBW TIT - 1 DOWNY WIGEORAR - 1 APR 15 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CA. SET OUT TO MUS. SPICE'S LAST NIGHT ALONG DYKE LEADING NE FROM OLD RAILWAY ROAD IN MARSH. 5 OF THESE SET ON 2 SMALL KNOLLS JUST 10' TO SIDE OF DYKE. THOSE KNOLLS ABOVE, ARE NOT FLOODED AT HIGH TIDE BUT THE CONNECTION TO DYKE MAY BE UNDER WATER AT HIGH TIDE. ALSO
Read Page
Page 478
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 479
Journal April 15 (cont.) Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Cal. Set 2 rat traps 1 below dyke above the line, and another on piece of wood laying across small creek (2 ft wide) running into bay. This last trap sprung but no hair, blood etc. could have just sprung itself. On this board I noticed 3 scat about 1 inch (or as little less) long + two [illegible] about (return s 10) maybe mustela pennanti? Saw a rather light brown rat running from some thickets, and along dyke last pm, at about 6:00. Also found lower jaws freshly chewed of meat with back portion missing along dyke - footers mothers well worn down - looked like Rats... Saw an interesting fresh lying under small bush still rather fresh - one of two traps set beside it caught a Microtus. Also caught a mus on dyke + 2 more microtus on knolls mentioned above. Only two years were not by high tide, buried a quart bottle within lowish with ground below dyke and smeared top with sardine & a proper 1/2 sardine into it. High tide filled it up. A one-pantry one
Read Page
Page 480
ТОМСК СОВЕРШЕНСТВОВАНИЕ ТЕХНИЧЕСКОГО ОБСЛУЖИВАНИЯ МАШИНОСТРОИТЕЛЬНОЙ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОСТИ В 1976 ГОДУ В 1976 ГОДУ НАЧАЛО РАБОТУ С Т-32 ЗАВОД ИМЕЕТ ДВЕ ЗАВОДСКИЕ ЛИНИИ ПО СБОРКЕ ЗИМАХА ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ КОТОРОЕ УСТАНАЛИВАЕТСЯ НА АВТОМОБИЛЕ (ЗИЛ-131) В 1975 ГОДУ ЗДЕСЬ СБОРА ПРОШЛО 2100 КРЭВ ОТ ИХ ИМЕННОГО ЗАВОДА. ЭТО ОБОРУДОВАНИЕ БЫЛО ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНО НА ЗИМАХА Т-32 ДЛЯ ОБРАБОТКИ ТРАНСПОРТА НА ЗИМАХ Т-32 ПЕРЕД ВХОДОМ В ПОЛЕТНУЮ КОМАНДУ ПРИГЛАШЕНЫ ЗИМАХ (1984-1985 ГГ. НА ЗАВОДЕ) СБОРКА ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ ПРОИЗВОДИТСЯ ЗАВОДОМ "ЗИЛ" ИМЕНИ ЛЕНИНА ПОСТРОЙКА ОБЪЕКТОВ ЗАВЕРШЕНА К КОНЦУ 1976 ГОДА ЭТО ПОЗВОЛИЛО НАЧАТЬ РАБОТУ С Т-32 В 1977 ГОДУ СБОРКА ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ ПРОИЗВОДИТСЯ НА ЗИМАХАХ ТРАНСПОРТА ИМЕНИ ЛЕНИНА. ЭТО ОБОРУДОВАНИЕ ПОЗВОЛИЛО НАЧАТЬ РАБОТУ С Т-32 В 1977 ГОДУ В 1977 ГОДУ НАЧАЛАСЬ ПОСТРОЙКА ЗАВОДА ПО СБОРКЕ ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ ДЛЯ ТРАНСПОРТА ИМЕНИ ЛЕНИНА ПОЗВОЛИЛО НАЧАТЬ РАБОТУ С Т-32 В 1977 ГОДУ В 1977 ГОДУ НАЧАЛАСЬ ПОСТРОЙКА ЗАВОДА ПО СБОРКЕ ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ ДЛЯ ТРАНСПОРТА ИМЕНИ ЛЕНИНА ПОЗВОЛИЛО НАЧАТЬ РАБОТУ С Т-32 В 1977 ГОДУ
Read Page
Page 481
6.21000ER 1956 JOURNAL APRIS (CONT) POINT ISABEL, CAMERON CASTA CO, FLORIDA, BURIED LIKE THIS FIRST TIME BUT HIGHER & NEAR ROAD DID NOT FILL UP BUT WAS STILL EMPTY HAD HOPES TO CATCH STRAWS IN THEM - THEY WERE BOTH BURIED IN RUNWAYS. ONLY MUS. SPEER TRAPS WERE STILL BAITED WITH WALNUTS FROM LAST WEEK & I DROPPED A LITTLE SARDINE OIL FROM THE CAN ONTO GREEN THREADS GIVING A GOOD FISH SMELL (I HOPE) TO BAIT WITH OUT HAVING TO ACCES BAIT EVERY ONE WITH SARDINE. THE [illegible] BOTTLE-BURYING HOLE WAS ABOUT 10-12 INCHES DEEP & SHOWED WATER ABOUT 8 OR 10 INCHES DOWN. THE HIGHER PARTS OF DYKES & KNOLLS IN THE MARSH ARE ONLY ABOUT 3 FT A FEET ABOVE THIS. HIGH TIDE MARK IS ABOUT 2 FOOT ABOVE THIS, THEREFORE BURNERS IN DYKES, EVEN IN TIME OF NORMAL TIDES, CANNOT BE OVER 2 FT DEEP TO PREVENT WATER ESCAPE INTO THEM. All MY TRAPPING IS BEING DONE ON THE N SIDE OF THE SPORTSMEN'S CLUB ROAD LEADING FROM BAY- SHORE HIGHWAY OUT ONTO POINT, ON THE S. SIDE OF THIS ROAD THE MUD FLATS BEYOND AN ORIGINALLY SOFT.
Read Page
Page 482
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 483
OCTOBER 1956 JOURNAL APR 15 (CONT) POINT ISABEL, CONNER COSTA CO., CAMP. WIDE STRIP OF HIGH GROUND (6FT ABOVE WATER) AND BEHIND ARE BEING FILLED IN WITH OIL FROM SOME HIGHWAY PROJECT. I SAW THE GROUND BEFORE FILLIN AND IT MIGHT HAVE SHELTERED SOME MICROTUS BUT DID NOT HAVE THE EXTENSIVE SNOW COVER AS ON N SIDE OF ROAD. HAD A VERY LOW TIDE THIS AM WITH THE WATER LINE AT LEAST 100 YDS OUT FROM BOATH. WARM & CLOUDY LAST NIGHT WITH LIGHT RAIN. WARM & CLOUDY THIS AM, SAW A GROUND SQUIRREL ALONG E SIDE OF OIL SHADE HWY BUT HAVE SEEN NONE ON MUDY DYKES NE ROAD. ON A N ROTING POINT NW OF PT ISABEL (SEPARATED ONLY BY A 20 FT WIDE STRIP OF WATER AT HIGH TIDE BUT CROSSABLE ON ROCKS AT LOW TIDE) I FOUND A RATTUS REMAINS - TRAIL, VERTICAL PIT & BARK SKIN - BESIDE IT 2 INCH IN DIA. HOLE - LOOKED LIKE WORK OF SOME SMALLER ANIMAL - PROBABLY MICROTUS OR (?) OTHER RATTUS. AROUND THE MICRUS AND LARGER HOLES IN ISABEL MUSH I NOTICED TODAY, & OIL IN THE PAST FEATHERS & BONES, APPARENTLY DRAGGED NEAR. NEVER COMPLETE SKELETONS, JUST WINGS OR RIBS ETC.
Read Page
Page 484
{ "text": "[illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible], [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (1984)\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (1983)\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 485
C.21 October 1956 Journal APRIL (cont.) Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Saw a dead coypu/ capybara on beach of the adjacent point NW of Isabel and old remains of 2 or 3 (guils?) water or shore birds on Isabel beach. At one point a distinct trail 3 inches wide goes out of sarnicenia - covered hillocks along pond to be the beach on the bay-facing side of Pt. Isabel marsh. Also a trail like this seen leading into driftwood drift beside a pool about high tide mark. Big enough trail for Rottis Many of the smaller shore birds seen but no predators noticed. Also no birds that would seem to prey on mice more except possibly guils have been seen here to date. APRIL Bayshore Highway & Buchanan Street, Albany, Alameda Co., Calif. Set out 50 Mts. Spees & 2 rat traps in sparse sarnicenia & grasses up to 10 in. high beside pond on E side of highway. Traps set 10-15 ft apart near holes 1/2-2 in in dia in side of bank & in ground. May have been old microtus or old Thomomys feeding holes. Did not appear to be in use now tho. Some
Read Page
Page 486
"ПРИКАЗ" Командиром дивизии полковник Григорий Иванович Ковальчук, сформированный из личного состава полка особого назначения (ОСН) в городе Москве в составе: - штаба дивизии; - трех батальонов; - двух отделений связи; - медицинской роты; - взвода РХБЗ. Дивизия предназначена для выполнения задач по охране государственных границ СССР, а также проведения специальных мероприятий на территории страны и за ее пределами. Командир дивизии назначается приказом Министра Обороны СССР по представлению Главнокомандующего Войсками Охраны Государственной Границы (ВООГГ). Состав дивизии: - штаб; - три батальона особого назначения; - два отделения связи; - медицинская рота; - взвод радиационной, химической и биологической защиты. Организация управления: Дивизия подчиняется напрямую Главнокомандующему ВООГГ. Штаб дивизии находится в городе Москве. Взаимодействие с другими войсками: Дивизия взаимодействует с войсками других родов войск, участвующими в охране государственных границ СССР. Вооружение и техника: - стрелковое оружие; - средства связи; - медицинское оборудование; - транспортные средства. Задачи дивизии: - охрана государственных границ СССР; - проведение специальных мероприятий на территории страны и за ее пределами; - участие в миротворческих операциях; - выполнение других задач, возлагаемых на дивизию приказом Министра Обороны СССР. Особенности службы в дивизии: Служба в дивизии требует высокой степени готовности к выполнению специальных задач, а также навыков работы в условиях повышенной опасности. Личный состав дивизии проходит специальную подготовку и регулярно проходит медицинское освидетельствование. Награды и отличия: За проявленную храбрость и героизм личный состав дивизии неоднократно награждался орденами и медалями СССР. История формирования: Дивизия была сформирована в 1978 году на базе отдельных частей особого назначения, действовавших ранее на территории СССР. Текущее состояние: На текущий момент дивизия продолжает выполнять свои задачи по охране государственных границ СССР и проведению специальных мероприятий. Личный состав дивизии постоянно проходит переподготовку и совершенствует свои навыки.
Read Page
Page 487
BIBLIO 1956 JOURNAL APR 17 (CONT) BRAYSHORE HIGHWAY & BUCHANAN STREET, ALBANY, ALAMCORA CO., CALIF. OLD PILES OF DIRT NOTCHED WITH NO HOLES VISIBLE, SCATTERED OVER FIELD. GOT 1 MICRATUS + 2 MUS MOST OF OTHER YEARS NOT SPARING. MICRATUS TO DR. BENSON FOR BOO 113 DEMONSTRATION AT U.C. RAINY OCC. LAST NIGHT; COOL & CLEAR THIS AM. APR 21 Bay Farm Island, Alamcorta Co., Calif. WREKDO BAY MARSHIN TO W SIDE OF ROAD ON W SIDE OF GOLF COURSE. FROM 9:00 TO 11:15 AM WREKDO SANICAMNIA MARS + BAY MUD FLATS UNCOVERED BY EBB TIDE ABOUT A ½ MI. SW OF GOLF CLUB HOUSE. MEADOW LARKS & SAVONNA SP'S, IN SANIC AND QUITE A FEW SHOPE BIRDS ON APPEARING MUDDY ISLES & BETWEEN WHICH FIRST WERE UNCOVERED ABOUT 10:30 AM. ALSO FROM 11:20-11:50 AM LOOKED AT 2 NESTS (FOUND ON APR 7,56) NEAR GOLF COURSE PARKING AREA. LEFT AT NOON. WIND MODERATE, CLEAR, NOT TOO WARM THO. WENT WITH DR. MILLER AS GROUP LEADER, AT SANICAMNIA MARSH, ROAD WAS SEPARATED FROM BAY BY ABOUT 100-150 FT. OF SAND WITH SOME GRASS NEAR EDGE OF WATER THEN MUD FLATS BEYOND THIS GRASS EDGE. DR. MILLER SAID MOST MUD WAS EXPOSED HERE FOR A GREAT DISTANCE OUT BY LOW TIDE. FOUND WING & FEATHERS OF CHINNE
Read Page
Page 488
10.12 Ваше Ничко, и А Андрей, Андреева Со Служба. 14-15 в 9.30 до 8.19 0:20 9:16 до 23:02, 28.12.14 23:05 он 24чм 5 + 24тсццим 1 ТГД . О -25:17 -инусар2 тош 29:57 сунто 30 -12:08 211.005.0кай, вонзв8.00 от 20:55ц1МБ руна9 . О.У +Аи ути-смзмномзо gaz+100, тчани7.1..100 тш 2.1НТ г.46 Бин Фром Ирано, Аре-во Со, Салф. миско ил мискино, каи сцнэс 30-2012 W то ВРИШК ОФ Гомт Конге пр шкш. 32:00 квор 70 -2012 Who O-09 вм тиндслрз циско мш 21:11 от 85? уаоцголоову зтн+тбум каи + 410 ф.09-76 W2 .Им = А ТУДДА ЗОИТ '02 аннакае + 2кано шодарМ ,32:01а 390ч2 (шзр-а+тнц) она цлжэ И 25ад 100ум зикаа-399-А ио zu 8.8 заочну-397, т8инт нолнв 29н8-59 + 0:11-0с:11 м84+ 02:4 , ма 05:01 ту66 (ауто сцм.07) вг8им с -та о-30:01 ма тш тзса-0н.99а з80кво7коп рашн ард, ж+4306м он,W .60н та 'оф ктиц шов ,оит мшв оот тои шицаки.ма2 та .530с1 ов80 2а нииим маа ш89 с87-а80з2 8ан (к805), н8:ам ти.в 2142 70.79 021-001 ту68 ка шшт. шт+щ 70.3003 ш8н 289 40 -2м:2 и4 .3005, 28:00 тит цинкз8 284А 0ум 0-269в8 201В 0УМ г-05-0.98им ка ТУВ зчмер12.10 та3а-а. 909 -890Н с9070 28кнр7 у4шв оувф ,0т (ю)
Read Page
Page 489
G. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL APR 21 (cont) BOY FROM ISLAND, ARMBTYS CO., CALIF. RAIL + (PROBABLY) WESTERN SANDPIPER FEATHERS ON POINT, N SONICENT. BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD : WESTERN GEESE - 2 - CORMORANT - 75 T AMCR. EGRST - 1 BL. CR. NIGHTHERON - 1 SCAVP - 10 CLAPPER RAIL (I REMINISCE) SEMI-PALM. PROVER 8 WILDOSE - 2 BLUEBELLS PROVER - 25 T HUDSONIAN CURLEW - 3 WILLOT - 3 KNOT - 1 (10CNT BY R&M IN WINTER PLUMBAGE) PCO-BRAE KOO SANDPIPER - 20 SHORT-NECKED OWL TENOR - 50 T WESTERN SANDPIPER - 120 T MARBLE GOWIT - 10 WESTERN GULL CALIF. GULL 10CNT BY R&M MINOR FOREST JORN - 15 CAPTAN
Read Page
Page 490
- ТОВ "НУВЕР" ТОВ "НУВЕР" (далее - Общество), в лице Генерального директора, действующего на основании Устава, с одной стороны, и АО "РОСНЕФТЬ" (далее - Компания), в лице Председателя Правления, действующего на основании Устава, с другой стороны, заключили настоящий Договор о нижеследующем: 1. ПРЕДМЕТ ДОГОВОРА 1.1. Общество обязуется оказывать Компании услуги по управлению активами Компании (далее - Услуги), а Компания обязуется оплачивать такие Услуги. 1.2. Услугами являются следующие виды деятельности: - управление портфелем активов Компании; - разработка стратегий управления рисками; - анализ рынка и конкурентов; - подготовка отчетности по результатам работы; - иные услуги, согласованные Сторонами. 1.3. Общество обязуется оказывать Услуги в соответствии с требованиями законодательства Российской Федерации и внутренними документами Компании. 1.4. Компания обязуется предоставить Обществу всю необходимую информацию для оказания Услуг, а также обеспечить доступ к своим активам и ресурсам. 1.5. Стороны согласовывают порядок взаимодействия между собой, включая сроки предоставления информации, отчетность и другие вопросы. 2. ПРАВА И ОБЯЗАННОСТИ СТОРОН 2.1. Общество обязано: - оказывать Услуги в соответствии с условиями настоящего Договора; - предоставлять Компании своевременную и достоверную информацию о ходе выполнения Услуг; - соблюдать конфиденциальность информации, полученной от Компании; - не раскрывать третьим лицам сведения о деятельности Компании без ее согласия. 2.2. Компания обязана: - оплачивать Услуги согласно условиям настоящего Договора; - предоставлять Обществу всю необходимую информацию для оказания Услуг; - обеспечивать доступ к своим активам и ресурсам; - не препятствовать Обществу в выполнении его обязанностей. 3. ПОРЯДОК ОКАЗАНИЯ УСЛУГ 3.1. Общество оказывает Услуги в соответствии с графиком, утвержденным Сторонами. 3.2. Компания должна предоставить Обществу все необходимые данные и материалы для оказания Услуг. 3.3. Общество обязано уведомлять Компанию о возникновении любых проблем или задержек в оказании Услуг. 4. ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ СТОРОН 4.1. В случае нарушения Обществом своих обязательств перед Компанией, оно несет ответственность в размере не более 10% от суммы оплаченных Услуг. 4.2. В случае нарушения Компанией своих обязательств перед Обществом, она несет ответственность в размере не более 5% от суммы невыплаченных Услуг. 5. ПРОДОЛЖИТЕЛЬНОСТЬ ДОГОВОРА 5.1. Настоящий Договор заключается на срок один год с возможностью продления по взаимному согласию Сторон. 5.2. В случае досрочного расторжения Договора, Стороны обязаны уведомить друг друга за 30 дней до даты расторжения. 6. РАЗРЕШЕНИЕ СПОРОВ 6.1. Все споры и разногласия, возникающие в связи с исполнением настоящего Договора, решаются путем переговоров между Сторонами. 6.2. В случае невозможности достижения соглашения по спорному вопросу, стороны обращаются в арбитражный суд по месту нахождения одной из Сторон. 7. ЗАКЛЮЧИТЕЛЬНЫЕ ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ 7.1. Настоящий Договор составлен в двух экземплярах, имеющих одинаковую юридическую силу, по одному для каждой из Сторон. 7.2. Изменения и дополнения к настоящему Договору действительны только в письменной форме и подписаны обеими Сторонами. 7.3. Настоящий Договор вступает в силу с момента его подписания обеими Сторонами и действует до окончания срока действия, указанного в пункте 5.1 настоящего Договора. Подписи сторон: Генеральный директор ТОВ "НУВЕР" _________________ /Иванов И.И./ Председатель Правления АО "РОСНЕФТЬ" _________________ /Петров П.П./ Дата подписания: _______________ Место подписания: Москва
Read Page
Page 491
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL APR 22 POINT ISABEL CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. ( CONT) OF WARBLINGS . BOY SAND SANICAMINIA MOUNDS NORTH GRASS 8" 2-3 FT TIGER WORMS 9:15 AM. CAUGHT A 28 INCH LONG CATERPILLAR - NARROW YELLOW OASSEL SIDE & REDDISH SIDES. NEAR OFTEN WARBLINGS BEHIND SUB-RANGE PARKING LOT, SNAKE CRAWLED THRU GRASS TO A THICK BEAM LYING ON GROUND & WENT INTO A 2 INCH BURROW BELOW IT, DID DOWN IN BURROW & PULLED HIM OUT. GOT
Read Page
Page 492
{ "text": "\"\"\\n\\n\\n2018\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 493
TIEBLER 1950 JOURNAL APRIL 22 (cont) Point Isabel, Conner Costa Co., Calif. MUST OR WHATEVER IT IS THE EXTENDS THRU VENT AND OVER ME BUT MANAGED TO FORCE UP A SMALL MICROtus BODY WAS PRETTY WEAK SHOT - INTESTINE + BACK LEG SKIN PARTIALLY DISSOLVED BUT SAVED THE SLUM. MOUSE HAD BEEN SWALLOWED TAIL FIRST AND COMING UP WITH IT WERE TWO 1/2 INCH LONG SLUGS, SWALLOWED AFTER MOUSE HAD BEEN EATEN. 9:40 AM BEFORE ROAD LEADING NW INTO MARSH I CAUGHT A SECOND GARTER SNAKE ABOUT 30 INCHES LONG. 3-SCALE WIDE DORSON YELLOW STRIPE + SAME SIZE YELLOW SIDE STRIPES. SKID FROM EDGE OF BANK DOWN INTO CREEK IN FLOOR OF MARSH BROKE OVERHANGING WITH SANICORNIA - PULLED A STICK IN, PUT A STICK ON HIS HEAD AS HE COME OUT OTHER END I CAUGHT HIM. FELT STRONG AND ALONG BUT FOUND NO HUMPS OR ANYTHING INSIDE HIM. MANY MICROtus(?) BURROWS IN THIS AREA. FOUND A BIRD NEST ON N SIDE OF ROAD LEADING NW INTO MARSH. ON GRASS 20 FT FROM WATERS EDGE, + ABOUT 3 FT VERTC ABOVE WATER JUST DEPRESSION IN HALF MUD & HALF SAND GROUND, ON SCATTERED PATCHES OF 2 IN SAWIC, LINED WITH BROWN SHELLS + FEW BITS OF SANICORNIA STEMS. 3-4 IN ACROSS 4 EGGS 1 3/8 IN LONG - ABOUT 2/5 IN WIDE AT THICKEST PART DRY WHITE OR LIGHT GRAY WITH BLURISHY BROWN SPOT WITH
Read Page
Page 494
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 495
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL 4/22 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (Cont.) DUG OUT BURROWS (NEAR NEW ROAD) THAT SHOWED 3 TO 4 INCH SEGMENTS OF GRASS SCATTERED IN FRONT OF, [illegible] & PARTIALLY DRAGGED IN, HOLES. NO CUT SANICOVIA IN THESE PILES. ALTHO PLENTY OF FRESH SANCOWAS NEARBY, HOLES WERE ROUNDED A LITTLE OVER 1/4" IN DIA AT SURFACE BUT JUST BELOW SURFACE WERE SEEN TO ENTER INTO OLD INCH TO 2 INCH WIDE CRACKS PREMAD WHEN EARTH DRIED. MOST OF THESE CRACKS WERE CALCERO OVER ON TOP GROUND BUT CAN DOWN ABOUT A FOOT TO FT+HALF BELOW SURFACE. THIS HOLE [illegible] HOLES OPEN 1 FOOT TOP VIEW DIAGRAM OF RUNS DUG OUT, FOUND SMELL OF OLD GRASS & STUMPS + DEBRIS 12 INCHES BELOW SURFACE IN BURROW WHOSE ENTRANCE SHOWED FRESH CUTS CUSTINGS. SURPRISINGLY, TWO SAW NO FRESH GRASS IN [illegible] BURROW - JUST AT HOLE'S ENTRANCE. AT 10:45AM SAW ANOTHER LARGE SNAKE YELLOW ORANGE & RED SIDE SPOTS IN LEFT OPEN CRANICE ON N SIDE OF ROAD.
Read Page
Page 496
TOURN
Read Page
Page 497
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOWANNA AREA POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (CONT.) BY TIME I HAD CLEARED SO MUCH DIRT AWAY FROM TOP OF CROVICE SNAKE HOLE DISAPPEARED. 3 FT ABOVE HIGH DUG OUT BURROW ON DIKE N OF NW 1/4 OF ROAD GRASS (ESP. BEEDING HORSES) SEES. UP TO 6 IN LONG DRAGOW IN DUNGHILL A FOOT DOWN & 20 IN FROM ENTRANCE FOUND CRABS YEST - OF FINE GRASS OR RICE MAYBE YOUNG SHOOTS OF GRASS FOUND IN HOLE. NEXT CUP SHAPED PILLING 1/2 AT 5 INCH OIA. HOLE. NO DROPPINGS IN NEST OR TOP VIEW INNER! SOME OF CRABS IN DIRT UTILIZED IN THESE PASSAGEWAYS ALSO BUT RUN SIDE OF DYKE TOP OF DYKE SIDE VIEW CRABS PROOFED OVER WITH SEVERAL INCHES OF DIRT ABOVE. FOUND A DEAD DOWITCHER ON 2, NOT HIGH & RICHENTLY 5 FEET
Read Page
Page 498
No text detected
Read Page
Page 499
C. Ziegler 1966 DOWMAN APR 22 (cont.) POINT ISBORN, CONTRA COSTA CO, CA. [illegible] SWEET RANGE sawicornia BAY N NW ROAD TO CLUB HOSE HOUSE NW ROAD sawcornia INLET ONE SLough BAYSHORE HIGHWAY ROUGH SKETCH OF SAWICORNIA MARSH AT POINT ISBER
Read Page
Page 500
Point 7869, Control Casing of Drain Drain 25 (Cont) W2 Kad Road to Village [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 501
C.ZIEGELOR 1956 JOVENAN April 22 (cont.) Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. From edge of bay inlet, lying breast down & a 2 inch long x 1 inch wide strip of skin & a little meat had been chewed off of lower breast & stomach. Collected. Found an owl(?) pellet 2 1/2 inches long x 3/4 inch wide with yellowish hair & vertebrae & a femur - might have been a large Microtus or Sciurus Patricus. Pellet was on a piece of drift wood with no mice nearby, saw 3 more shore(?) bird skeletons scattered over the drier sand Semicolnia but no Microtus run ways or droppings. Weather - clear but with wisp's of fog coming in about noon. Cool & quite windy, Sweetshooters holding a match at range, time in field 9:15 am - 12:15 pm. Birds: Western Sandpiper - 75+ Dowitchers - 30+ (standing in short sward & along shore at high tide) Brewer's Blackbirds - 2 - See sketch for rough loc of localities mentioned. April 24 Univ. of Calif Campus, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Richard Banks, a grad student in ornithology in MVZ gave me a Cedar Waxwing brought in to MVZ by someone else (who?!). Bird
Read Page
Page 502
19.06.2017 Госдума (собрание) от 18.05.2017 г. Текст: "Мы не можем быть с вами в таком же качестве, как и в том, что было до этого. Мы должны были бы сделать это раньше, но мы не смогли. Это был очень сложный момент для всех нас." (Продолжение следует...) [illegible]
Read Page
Page 503
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL APR 24 UNIV. OF CALIF. CAMPUS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. SAY TO HAVE BEEN PICKED UP IN EUCALYPTUS GROVE NEXT TO LIFE SCIENCES BLDG. ON CAMPUS. APPARENTLY COWD NOT FLY BUT JUST WHAT WAS WRONG COULD NOT BE DETERMINED. AUTUMN APR 28 WINDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 8:15 AM - 12:15 PM. WEATHER COOL THEN WARMING UP ABOUT 10:00AM. LIGHT WIND. OVERCAST TILL 10AM. WADED PICNIC AREA NEXT TO TENNIS COURTS & HIKED TO W SIDE OF PICNIC AREA. MANY BIRDS SINGING BLACK HORNS ASOAS BEAKS, CHIVE - SIDED FRYSCHENERS AND ORANGE CROWNED WARBLORS VERY LOUD. GENE VOZT CAUGHT A GREENHONOUS COCKRELEUS - SAID ONLY A JOY FOW CAUGHT HERE IN AREA BEFORE. JOHN BURNS GOT A TWEETCHA BUT DON'T KNOW ANY THING MORE ABOUT IT. JIM ANDERSON'S GROUP GOT A ROBIN DEAD IN A TREE WITH 1 TOE CAUGHT IN LAUNDRY STRING WRAPPED AROUND BRANCH. BIRD PROBABLY WAS CARRYING STRING FOR NESTING MATERIAL, IT CAUGHT ON A BRANCH & THE ROBIN WAS KILLED BY A TOE CAUGHT IN THE STRING. SANGO, I WILL GET UP FOR PRACTICE IF I GOT TIME. BIRDS SOON AS HEARD! THRUSHY JOURNALS - (11?) CAN. QUATH - 2(OR 3)
Read Page
Page 504
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 505
C. ZIGLER 1956 JOURNAL APR 28 (CONT) WIND CAT CANYON, CORNERS COSTA CO., CALIF MOUVENTING DOVE - 5 1 AWLORN HUM' BIRD-4 RED SH. FLICKER-2 HARTY(?) W'REDGE-1 OLIVE81030 FLYCATHER-2 WESTERN(?) FLYCATCHER-1 (NO COUNT MADE) STORKN VIOV - 8 SCRUB JAY - 2 G-B CHICKADEE-1 PLAIN MORMOUSE-1 DUSK TIT - 2 WRBENIT - 3 (HOUSE WRBN SAWN BY RANITS GROUP) ROBIN - 4 - SCREELE! ORANGE CR'O WARBLER - 3 (TOLMIE WARBLER - 1. BY SONG "SWEET- sweet sweet- sowe sugar" REC. to R. RANT.) [illegible] PILGRIME'S WARBLER - 3 BLACK HENSO GOOSEBERRY - 10 PURPLE-FINCH-10? ? GOLDFINCH - 5 SAINTS TOWN CAGE - 5 BROWN " - 8 SONG SPARELOW - 3. APR29 POINT ISABEL, CORNERS COSTA CO., CALIF OUT AT 9 PM TO RUN TRAPS SET NE SIDE OF NW ROAD. DO OUT BURROW SYSTEM THAT SHOWED FRESH SAMICORNIA CUTTING AT HOLES + IN RUNS. ONE HOLE LEND VINEAR PIECE OF WOOD INTO A SMALL
Read Page
Page 506
{ "text": "NADAS AKC00 WOOD AND A SHARED WITH JONES, ONE HOME (45) KITCHEN COUNTER CUTLERY IN FRESH SERVICING ON THE TABLE SHOWED VISUAL SYSTEM THAT SHOWN TOO SOLE ON WM OF GASKET .000 100 200 700 TO OPEN IT WAS AT WM P TO 700 752 RIGID TUBE THIN (1) .07-A120J EIGHT(3), 7.469 ABRASIVE 8-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 1-1/2\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - WHEEL SAW 1/2 HP 10 AMP 2 - CHAINSAW 2 - FLOOR GRINDER 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - COMPRESSOR 3 - (PORTAL) 2 - COLD MOT AIR COOLING 2 - WELDING 3 - WELDING MACHINE .8 - WELDING RODS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - MILL 1 HP 3 - GRINDER 5 - TITANIUM 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BAND SAW 2 - PORTABLE 3 - MILLING MACHINE 5 - (TITANIUM) (NO CUTTING FLUID) WELDING ELECTRODE (5) MAGNETIC BASE 6 - MIG WELDER (5) NO COLD HEADS 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BENCH GRINDER 1 - DRILL PRESS 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - WELDING RODS 9 - CHUCKERS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM 2 - FLOOR GRINDER 2 - COLD MOT AIR COOLING 3 - WELDING RODS 3 - WELDING MACHINE 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - WELDING 3 - WELDING MACHINE .8 - WELDING RODS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - MILL 1 HP 3 - GRINDER 5 - TITANIUM 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BAND SAW 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) WELDING ELECTRODE (5) MAGNETIC BASE 6 - MIG WELDER (5) NO COLD HEADS 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BENCH GRINDER 1 - DRILL PRESS 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - WELDING RODS 9 - CHUCKERS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM 2 - FLOOR GRINDER 2 - COLD MOT AIR COOLING 3 - WELDING RODS 3 - WELDING MACHINE 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - WELDING 3 - WELDING MACHINE .8 - WELDING RODS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - MILL 1 HP 3 - GRINDER 5 - TITANIUM 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BAND SAW 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) WELDING ELECTRODE (5) MAGNETIC BASE 6 - MIG WELDER (5) NO COLD HEADS 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BENCH GRINDER 1 - DRILL PRESS 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - WELDING RODS 9 - CHUCKERS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM 2 - FLOOR GRINDER 2 - COLD MOT AIR COOLING 3 - WELDING RODS 3 - WELDING MACHINE 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - WELDING 3 - WELDING MACHINE .8 - WELDING RODS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - MILL 1 HP 3 - GRINDER 5 - TITANIUM 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BAND SAW 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) WELDING ELECTRODE (5) MAGNETIC BASE 6 - MIG WELDER (5) NO COLD HEADS 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BENCH GRINDER 1 - DRILL PRESS 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - WELDING RODS 9 - CHUCKERS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM 2 - FLOOR GRINDER 2 - COLD MOT AIR COOLING 3 - WELDING RODS 3 - WELDING MACHINE 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - WELDING 3 - WELDING MACHINE .8 - WELDING RODS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - MILL 1 HP 3 - GRINDER 5 - TITANIUM 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BAND SAW 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) WELDING ELECTRODE (5) MAGNETIC BASE 6 - MIG WELDER (5) NO COLD HEADS 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BENCH GRINDER 1 - DRILL PRESS 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM (NO CUTTING FLUID) 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - WELDING RODS 9 - CHUCKERS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM 2 - FLOOR GRINDER 2 - COLD MOT AIR COOLING 3 - WELDING RODS 3 - WELDING MACHINE 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - WELDING 3 - WELDING MACHINE .8 - WELDING RODS 1-1/4\" DIA HOLE IN 1/4\" WALLS 5 - MILL 1 HP 3 - GRINDER 5 - TITANIUM 9 - CHUCKERS 1 - BAND SAW 2 - PORTABLE BANDSAW 2 - PORTABLE MILLING MACHINE 3 - TITANIUM ( [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 507
JOURNAL Apr 29 Point Isobon, Connor Casa Co., Cronit. HILLOCK WHOSE TOP WAS ONLY A FOOT ABOVE STANDING WATER IN MARSH, MOUND JOINED THE BANK OF NW ROAD, DUG OUT A NEST OF FINE GRASS, CUP-SHAPED FILLING BOTTOM 1/2 OF CAVITY H TO 5 INCHES WIDE & 3 TO 4 INCHES DEEP - NO DROPPINGS IN NEST. GRASS NOT AS WET AS SURROUND- ING LOWER WALLS OF CAVITY, BUT PASSAGES LEADING OUT & SLIGHTLY UPWARDS WERE FAIRLY DRY. MAYBE WATER IN MARSH WAS LEFT FROM LAST HIGH TIDE DURING RAINS OR MAYBE JUST RAIN WATER ITSELF. TOP VIEW OF HILLOCK TO NEST ?? ABOUT 12" NEST BOARDS 5 FEET. SIDE VIEW
Read Page
Page 508
"[illegible]" I SAW A CAR GOING NORTH WITH ONLY A FOOT OF WATER IN IT. THE DRIVER SAID HE HAD BEEN DRIVING FOR TWO DAYS, AND THEN ON THE THIRD DAY HE FOUND OUT THAT THE RIVER WAS RISING AGAIN. THE NEXT MORNING WE WENT BACK TO THE SAME SPOT WHERE WE HAD SEEN THE CAR BEFORE, BUT THIS TIME THERE WAS NO SIGN OF IT. SO WE DECIDED TO GO UPSTREAM INSTEAD OF DOWNSTREAM. AS WE DREW NEARER TO THE FALLS, WE COULD SEE THEM CLEARLY FROM A DISTANCE. THEY LOOKED LIKE A HUGE WALL OF WATER CRASHING DOWN INTO THE RIVER BELOW. WE WALKED UP TO THE EDGE AND LOOKED OVER THE SIDE. IT WAS AMAZING HOW HIGH THE FALLS WERE—MUCH HIGHER THAN I’D EXPECTED FROM WHAT WE’D HEARD ABOUT THEM BEFORE. THEN WE TURNED AROUND AND STARTED DOWNSTREAM AGAIN. AS WE GOT FARTHER AWAY FROM THE FALLS, THEY BECAME LESS VISIBLE UNTIL EVENTUALLY THEY DISAPPEARED COMPLETELY FROM SIGHT.
Read Page
Page 509
6/21 Course 1956 JOURNAL APR 29 (CONT) Point Isabel, Concha Costa Co., Calif. TWO TRAPS SET HERE AT HOLES - 1 SPRUNG BUT NO MOUSE. HOLE O/D ABOVE NEAR OUTSIDE ABOUT 2" BUT INSIDE DOWN TO A INCH AND HALF. TRAP SET ACROSS RUN IN 2 INCH HIGH SONIC LEADING ACROSS MARSH 10 FT AWAY HAD MICROtus IN IT. GROUND MUDDY IN RUN, BUT NOT THIS DOESN'T BOTHER MICE SINCE PATH WITH FOOTPRINTS. DUG OUT ANOTHER BURROW ON SAND SIDE OF ROAD BUT FURTHER TO THE NW BETWEEN THE ROAD & BAY INLET 20 FT FROM EDGE OF INLET X 20 FT FROM ROAD WITH WATER FILLED DITCH BESIDE ROAD. ABOUT 2 FT ABOVE HIGH TIDE LINE. FRESH DROPPING ON HILLOCK INTO WHICH THE BURROWS RAN. DROPPING SIZE: BROWNISH COLORED FRESH ORICCO GEARS IN NEST, A FEW AGES OF GRASS FRESH NO SONIC ANTO IT WITHIN A FOOT OF BURROW. 3 6 INCHOS TOP VIEW 4 FEET SIDE VIEW GRASS 1/2 INCH HIGH NEST 4 X 6 IN. 3 FOOT HIGH BUSHY CURVED - IN SMALL ARM - OF OLD GRASS.
Read Page
Page 510
POINT I WAS P.S. OR (100) 1 - 8TH OF JUNE AT HOME "C" TOBA ABOUT YARN YARN, FARMER AND OT WOOD WITH HIM IS IN RYE ZONE OF THE ZONE ZONE - A LOT OF I WILL AUTOMATICALLY HILL A LOT AFTER ME. YES, I CAN DO WITH THEM. SO WE STARTED THE GOOD TIME , 0-1979-867 AND THEN JUNE 2 NO MORE ABOUT THE END OF ROAD BUT FURTHER TO THE 3 MILE - A LOT OF MAXWELL TO GET FROM HERE TO GO TO THE CALLING WITH MANY MACHINES TFS TO TUBA. ABOUT ZONE HOTLY AND OTHERS. I WILL BE RIGHT ABOVE ZONES IN THE HILLS ON WITH ME. [illegible] THE END OF ROAD WAS 907 307 16 8X8 28920 M2X4 ```) ```
Read Page
Page 511
TUCOLOR 1956 JOURNAL APR 29 (cont.) Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. GRASS FOUND IN MOST GROW IN PATCHES AROUND THE HILLOCK. NOW EARLY SEEING OR FRUITING NEARLY JUST UNDER 2 FT. WIDE BUSH, RUNS HAD QUITE A QUANTITY OF FRESH & OLD DROPPINGS. RUNS COULD BE SEEN LEADING OVER 2 INCH HIGH GRASS COVERED AREA TO SANIC., 3 FT. AWAY; SEVERAL CUT SPARKS OF GRASS SEEN IN RUNWAYS, GROUND IN RUNS SEEMED TO DIP A LITTLE BELOW OTHER LEVEL OF GROUND + GRASS WAS EITHER MISSING IN RUNS OR CUT ALMOST DOWN TO ALMOST GROUND LEVEL. ~Holes on bike not NW road that showed fresh cuttings of grass ~WRO AP 22 DID NOT SHOW ANY FRESH CUTTING THIS WEEK. OUT OF 15 or so holes only ( had signs of fresh cutting - is 2 inch long tip of some broad-leaved flower. This lack of fresh cuttings may mean the end of nest building. The burrows dug out in other areas today did show fresh cuttings both of grass & a few 2-inch segments of newly-grown SANICENIA branch tips. ~~only the very thick new sanic branches were found in runs. Altogether caught
Read Page
Page 512
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 513
21EBLOE 1950 JOURNAL APR 29 (CONT) POINT ISABEL, CONNER COSTA CO., CALIF. 4 MICROTUS, 3 MUS (1 TRAPPED FMR, 1 BY TAIL + 1 TAIL ONLY!), + 1 SONG SPARROW. SET 50 MUS. SPEC'S + HOST 1. SET 2 RAT TRAPS ALSO IN 2 TO 3 INCH WIDE RUNS THAT SHOWED BIGGER-THAN-MOUSE-SIZE TRAPS. 1 RAT NER SPRING - BLOOD+ GRAY HAIR UNDER BAR BUT NO PAINMAN. DROPPINGS IN RUN IN THICK BUT SONICARDED 6 IN HIGH WERE ABOUT MUS SIZE - PROBABLY RATTUS. SEVERAL OF THE MUS SPEC'S IN MARE OR LESS OPEN MESH WERE SPRUNG + DRAGGED SEVERAN INCHES - PROBABLY ALSO RATTUS. COLLECTED A DOZEN OR SO OWN(?) PERMITS FROM GROUND UNDER TELEPHONE POLE NEAR NW ROAD - SHOWING MICROTUS + PERHAPS OTHER SKULLS. WITH TRY TO HAVE OR MINOR TOWN ME, & THEY'RE OWL HAWK PERMITS. SAW 1 INTERSTINAL TRPET ON TOP OF LARGE DRIFT WOOD BEAM ON DIKE IN MARCH, COLLECTED GRASS THAT WAS STANING UP IN MANY BURROWS TO TRY TO HAVE IT IDENTIFIED. OUT IN MARSH 9:AM (CLOCK MOVES UP 1 HOUR LAST NIGHT) TO 11:AM NO SNAKES SEEN. LOW TIDE AT 9:AM CLEAR, WARM SHORT WIND.
Read Page
Page 514
{ "text": "Лекция №1\n\n1. Лекция (с) 2020 г., автор: А. П. Соловьев\n(Тюмень)\n\n+ + (1) + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 515
CZIEGHER 1956 JOURNAL APR 29 (CONT) POINT ISABEL, CONNER COSTA CO, CALIF. DATA ON OWL PELLETS ; APPARENTLY OWL SINCE BONES SHOWED NO EATING AWAY OF PORTIONS AS BONES FROM HAWKS STORMED WOULD SHOW (ACC. TO DR ANDREW MILLER) # OF PELLETS - 17 + SMALLER BITS LOOSE SKULLS & LOWER JAWS PICKED UP AT ROOSTING STATION - 5 SKULLS, 9 LOWER JAW HALVES. AVERAGE SIZE OF PELLETS - ABOUT 45 MM LONG + 35mm WIDE + 15MM THICK (PROBABLY SOMEWHAT PLASTICIZED WHEN STEWING AROUND ON WHILE WEATHERING.) (ONLY 1 WAS 70X30X25mm) CONTENTS - MOSTLY HAIR + BONES BUT 1 PELLET SHOWED FEATHERS OVER ABOVE, GREY BENGYTH - PRIMARIES (?) 150MM LONG TYPES OF SKULLS & #: MICROTUS - 17 (BRAIN CASE MISSING FROM ALL SKULLS) RATTUS - 2 THOMOMYS (?) 1 (FRAGMENT ONLY) TYPES OF LOWER JAWS &#. MICROTUS - 25 RATTUS - 5 THOMOMYS - 2 TOTHN - AT LEAST 17 MICROTUS 3 RATTUS 1 THOMOMYS GRASS COLLECTED (KIND CUT & PULLED INTO BUREAWS OR DIVE IN MARSH) IDENTIFIED AS FESTUCA OCTOFLORE BY HERBARIUM STAFF MEMBER.
Read Page
Page 516
{ "text": "Замечание\n\nPoint Trace Course-Course Game.\n\nДайте на наш путь, что - это?\nМы уже не знаем, что такое \"игра\" в игре с правилами.\nМожет быть? Это значит, что игра — это [illegible] и т.д.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 1 = ?\n9-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 2 = ?\n10-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 3 = ?\n11-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 4 = ?\n12-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 5 = ?\n13-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 6 = ?\n14-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 7 = ?\n15-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 8 = ?\n16-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 9 = ?\n17-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 10 = ?\n18-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 11 = ?\n19-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 12 = ?\n20-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 13 = ?\n21-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра + 14 = ?\n22-й день 2019 года, когда мы начали играть в игру, была...\nСегодняшний день - последний день игры. Да.\n\nВаше мнение?\nМне нравится игра — это очень интересная и увлекательная игра для всех возрастов.\n(например, если вы хотите играть в игру, то)\n\nИгра [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 517
(Eugene 1956 Journal May 1 \frac{1}{2}mi. W Grizzly Peak, Oakland Alameda Co., Calif. Vic Lewin brought in 2 spotted towheo for Canif. Joy he caught in traps set for Canif. Quail in bushes on hills beside Strawberry Canyon. He cought 2 quail also. I put up the 2 towncoos & joy. May 5 Wildcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif Bird trip from 8:15 am - 12:00 noon. Walked down main road SE from tennis courts then up paths to road above (on SW rim of) Wildcat canyon down road & then down slope again to hit main road near entrance to Tilcohen Park. Live oak woods & brush slopes walked mostly with 1 Karob Mawson. Baseball field watched also, cloudy at times with 2 15 minute spells of light rain. Wind slight warm, went with Eugene Volz' group. 1 Microtus seen, and 2 fresh graphite washings, no apriels 2 large batremoseos collected from under smooch log & given to Gene Volz. About 5" long & fairly thick. Trees are pretty well in full leaf & grass tall on road sides. Deer tracks seen on muddy slope. Had been raining yesterday & day before also so everywhere pretty wet. Birds seen or heard: Canif Quail - 4+ heard calling only Mourning Dove - 3 Anna Hum'bird - 1 or
Read Page
Page 518
аналог 1км МГДП-2500/12 с ит-овым инд. в. от 16,3квт до 45квт на -раб. факт шаг -252 Вт, при этом мощность составит 252хН эт 90 т/чт. одна мвпв с шага по , котл + экономиз 2 1км (1) с1209 с1209), котел( заводской 2м МГДП-2500:1 — на 21/8 мотн 9шт дроб наб 32 греб ирам щоб ожкаю от штаб 9у вклт зяжбо зивст раджил ( по ми) (из во) зьбаа да с1 щоб вкт+ даош иша мина) орос ирам тш от икага фанз , дна9 4-30пт от экомизн зяжн cонвм эгоя2 взюя + 2006в маб-ши1 с1вом фара1 | кт1ш ятзон . с2.р8 а3кташ о1519 мна-бааб cтиим 21 с кт1ш эзмт на ролу) Тзуюв вил, икаа тн012 3о21-ж92 '5.10В зябзюй кт1ш тжш, мна) c2.р8 мзюе зг-бацим | , а уг9а в1-жа9 о1в, 'зоинсулм 9о19бо нэзп, 05т3226) за32омешша эгад с в314+ +.20] . -снна з3аушм99) - дна! "2 тубра , 5.10В тжз8 ох т1г99 на з3опт, ккт нэша7 2299 + факт мвр в1 м3в з1мшт 9330 . э30.2 ор09 во ктп и-58 сшн , зац2 полм зомзэ о2я зяфзб+а9 + коззтрк -в1,ка9 зжр д91в , тш ут099 э31хукзлж со '9.45-78-96 хумоуил 40 ога3н 1-п - инаф зина) э - эюк-ансцод 1 - аа,мьн-аша
Read Page
Page 519
JOURNAL MAY 5 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. ALLEN HUM'BIRD - 2 RUFUS " " - 107 ( + 10+ UNIDENT HUMMERS - ) OLIVE SILOO FRUCCATER - 2 (CANNING) SCRUB JAY - 2 SPECKLED JAY - 4 BUSH TIT - 5 (NEST) WRENTIT - 1 SEEN, B HEARD CANNING. HOUSE WREN - 1 (CARRYING STICK IN BILL) BEWICK WREN - 1 (SEEN + HEARS NEST) (RUSSER-BALKED?) THRUSH - 3 (2 CANNING & 1 SEEN GIVING "WHIT" NOTE. CYCLING BROWNISH, PROBABLY RUSSER-BALKEO THAN SONG - VERY LIKE, GOING UPWARDS ) SOLITARY VIREO - 1 (+ 2 MORE?) ORANGE-CR'OS WRENBLUE - 4 (SECONDICARD) WREO. * TOWNSEND'S WRENBLUE - 1 TOWMIE " - 2 (MAYBE 1 OR 2 MORE) PILCOHATER " - 4 (AT LEAST) COM. COWBIRD - 107, 1 F * WEST. TANAGER - 107 BAREK HEADED GREEOBEAD - 6 (400'x (2 FF) LINNET - 10 PINE'SISIN - 1 AMCE. GOLFINCH - 25+ BROWN TOWICE - 3 SPOTTED TOWICE - 2 SONG SPAREON - 5 MAY 6 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. SET OUT 49 MUS. SPEC'S + 2 RIGT MARSY IN MARSH (MOSTLY NORTH & OTHER SIDES OF MARSH & NW ROAD) BETWEEN SWEET RANGE & NW ROAD. GOT 5 MICROTES ONLY
Read Page
Page 520
Точный Микрофон, (Компьютер), (Калибровка) С - (Обратная связь) и " 501 - " " 200709 * ( - 850 МГц на 101 + ) (компьютер) С - 95% от 1-го до 34% С - мат. вычисл У - мат. знач. 2 (гнм1) 2 - ГТ НЗ68 [иллег.] С - ГНЗЕ1 - ТГПЗЕ(У) (замена х2-х2-х2-х2) ] = к39(0,5200) (2х2+х2+х2+х2+2) 1 - к39(0,5200) [иллег.] 8 - к39(У) (5,0200-732200) [иллег.] , что "ТИН"-01490 к392 1- [иллег.] к392(0) к392(0) к392(0) (20000АУ-01(00), 31,1х930=-0162 (380Мг+)) 1 - 0300У КРГ-102 [иллег.] + - 951000(0) 0'20-2000 1 - 951000(0) 200200709+00 (380Мг+)) С - "" ЭИМ/ОТ (ТНГ +0) + - "" ОСТК/ОЛ/9 91501 - (091800), (м) 501 - 2500007 ГСВ * (380) 2 - 2500000 (03000) КГЯ, А = 01 - ТЗМЛ-1 1 - МДЗ-83Н,9 ТЦ - НОПР/С), ОЗМД Э - ЭЖМТ МВВБ С - ЭЖМТ ГТИТ02 2 - УВААГ2 ДНО [иллег.] 00+120) к39(0), +30-01 ТН09 2 К ```</div>
Read Page
Page 521
K. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL MAY 6 CONT POINT ISABEL COASTS CASA Co, CALIF LIGHT RAIN WHEN SETTING OUT TRAPS LAST PM AT 7:30 PM, AND PROBABLY VERY LIGHT RAIN DURING NIGHT. RAN TRAPS 8:30 AM. SET OUT 5 TRAPS AROUND A BUSH (A COMPOSITE-COLLECTOR) FOR 1 CENT.) WHICH SHOWED SMALL BRANCHES [illegible] GROWING OFF OF IT. A FEW OF THE BRANCHES FOUND ON GROUND IN RUNS LEADING PAST BUSH. FRAGMENTS 2 TO 5 MM (IDENTIFIED AS GRINDINIA CAMPESTRIS O.S.V.1, BY V.C. HORDENHAM) BUT BRANCHES ROAD BUSH MARSH 3 ft. BUSH SHOWING CUT-OFF BRANCHES, IN DIAMETER. 2 OTHER BUSHES WITHIN 4 FT. SHOWED CUT-OFF BRANCHES ALSO. ONLY 3 BUSHES HAD TWIGS CUT OFF ONLY ON THE HORIZONTAL MAIN STEMS -- OTHER BUSHES GROWING UPRIGHT FROM BASE DID NOT SHOW CUTTING, A FOREST-GROWING SLOW CREEP. WITHIN 5 FT. OF BUSHES, AND FAIR STAND OF GRASS (FESTUCA PROBABILITY) 12 FT AWAY SO USE OF THE BUSH FOR FOOD(?) PROBABLY NOT FROM NECESSITY. WHEN I LOOKED MORE CLOSELY AROUND THE SAND PIT, DRY AND MARSH I FOUND SEVERAL OTHER BUSHES(SAME SPECIES) HAD BEEN TRIMMING
Read Page
Page 522
магнат 71240 (6) охвд охвд охвд тшбг джк тшбг-тн гг32 мчнв ияя тшдн dня, ма се: г та ма дня згапт dжнвд и яя тшдн. хэпл уоаоаа ма се: 8 згапт ная тмвн и ом4сдл эгаст 2 тво-тс2 охвд10-т1209 мчд и) мм2 о-швшз хоимн (тж50, аоф t(, та 7% ошванд донцааг dмвд зшцнааг энт 96 шпй а -яноаэл тшга и, онбдд ко ном 2 от 5 саш2 . я2в8 тша4 (тсчн10-е донцааг) макнаох.3.0 у8 дцонааг тшд во8 "8" ошмшхз мс8 дцнаэ 95нт с э72м10 и dнвнд гг0-т40 ошвшз тф н шптпв 2шт, аяг дцнв8 з я.а. она мтв8;5ох энт ко тшоо гг0 тво мад 8нтл 9онго — зм8г мям шнд-тои о10 шга иая тшд-я9с dк(2 4о60 ноц маэ джв8д.н8351- , ятпт оо яп9 она, 6шлвд 96 тф з кнт.щ (мдаага доутзг) 22а90 96 онатс dувэнт 9о э80 62 кама тт-51 мматнх м100009, (5к007 аоф -яом о3]оа I мчнв тп.2203н мшй, шг ддод энт ом4сдл казав) эцд ма652 дмв8 I нзаам.ня
Read Page
Page 523
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL May 26 (cont) Point Isabel Center Coast Co., Calif. To some extent but new leaves were shooting up again from old stubs. Runs in vicinity of [?] bush were open in places & running under mats of sea grass in other places. Found 1 inch long tips + sections of bush twigs under a 4" wide piece of driftwood lying here under the bush. Runs passed showing Microtus - sized droppings on floors. A dead Microtus phaecon on a main branch which ran out more or less horizontally & showed several cut stubs and was 8mm thick, barely bent under wt. of mouse even at tip of branch, so the Microtus wouldn't be too big to get out there to cut the twigs. None of the stubs seen were more than 1 foot off of ground with bushes were up to 3' tall. 8 traps set around a large section of wharf lying in marsh were un sprung - had thought something might be using the space of 3 or 4 inches open beneath the large boards. Pick up a skull of Rattus from old skeleton + scree of fur & skin on edge of marsh beside road. Fur almost yellow-brown color, skull apparently had weathered for some time as teeth fell out easily. (Rattus naviculare)
Read Page
Page 524
мандат 1) О-270-9340-80027 тиф драм (тмо) сложно нег. вкн тивы счэе оп назв назва нл пирвооде элшн то ктивич и зикр . звте ото - х еддв9 мн жт90 элш нава 7с) 2290 ото то этм, эдан -инимнг эдак нмн1 днув. есвщ я шп) мн анб сз (втн24), то з кпт52 +19т ооун-9, оа 30219 элш ", н -д . цкчя -экт эданв элша -джкч - эунао, м а-мннт8 озм зикр 29004 то. зон19 ое)0 о-с12 зкд ндо-жорлэ сушн жМ афка тв мад нонвш нпмад мта м (он2+ кр-мн05, втн 22я зю-е)ом мм8 элв даа звтз тв о -на9з52 то, тв эдану твб рдэва , жнт звт 62. нмао то ат та вкн. зном тдо от зг оот-ял тввууд звтар)м . етут жт тц от эжкт тц тош -30219 кпт2 энт то шов оша сдго то ат т60/1 хант рат8, днст'с от ах зрвк езнке то вбтз2 звм -а нл у)а тж. -393у кгав мн -мп -794ну) -шктм00нтран - дну)9 ну 3992 жт-мкч зо тдм -шт +т8з38 шзо эш, у от 7о а во знк19 . зодв ов дсн) жт отвл)2 о.о мфт зтгэ -овул2 то шав то нкч зт) зо тосз8 + мн вм3т зомна вл, а)9), з1д нга м нн мтн999а млм . )00о ива м ттэт 24 зтт-моз шр о-ош
Read Page
Page 525
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 Journal MAY 6 (Cont.) Point Isabell, Contra Costa Co., California Salicornia marsh at Point Isabell Looking North from road out onto bay. (2 more photos in Zoo. 113 class report)
Read Page
Page 526
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 527
C. ZIEGLER 1956 Journal MAY 12 WILDCAT CANYON, CONNER COSMO CO., CA. 8:20 PM - 12:00 NOON. WARM, CLEAR, MODERATE WIND. NO RAIN FOR PAST 3024 DAYS. REPTILE TRIP - 200/13 CHICKS WALKING UP MEADOWS CANYON TRAIL. FOR ABOUT A QUARTER MILE THEN WENT N UPHILL TO RIM OF CANYON. ROAD HERE (MAYBE ROM. N LIMIT HWY??) CIRCLING CANYON RIM. WALKED SIDES OF ROAD + SLOPES FOR HERPS. LOCATED ABOUT 1 MI. NE AT TENNIS COURTS NEXT TO WATER COMPANY (FENCE OFF) PLEASANTY. VEGETATION MOSTLY 1/2 FT HIGH GRASS (WIND CLOTS?) + A FEW SCATTERED PINES. TURNED OVER MANY ROCKS ALSO. BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD - TURKEY VULTURE - 2 ? HAWK - 2 CARNIVOROUS QUAIL - 1+ (COO-CARRING) BAND-TAILED PIGEON - 4 (TOP OF PINES ON RIM) MOURNING DOVE - 2 (?? HORNCOS?) OWL - 1 (SEEN IN FRONT AT VIOLET GREEN SWALLOW - 5 (ON R/M) ? HUMMINGBIRD - 3 OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER - 1+ (CARING) STERNLESS TROG - 1 BUSH-TIT - 4 WREN-TIT - 1+ (CARING) COCKS WAXWING - 8+ (FLOCK) W. MEADOWLARK - 1+ (CARING) LABOUR BUNTING - 4 (THE SINGLE OT'S SINGLE FROM TOP OF CORN STANDS ON MEADOWS CANYON TRAIL) SONOHIS FINGER
Read Page
Page 528
10 мая Список нормативных документов (22) 8:50-9:00 - Магн. Механ. Связь Тема дня: ОН. ОН/УФ-защита Контроль (по 300) - 1. РИТ-2 (РГД) 2. Нормативные акты Меры защиты от воздействия ЭМИ и УФ излучения (включая нормативы, требования к защите). Система (55) - РЭБ в ИТМ Защита от действия ЭМИ, микроразведка Мероприятия по защите от РЭБ и СВЧ -> Охрана здоровья людей при работе с ИТМ. Оценка уровня опасности поражения (по ГОСТ) - Нормативные документы (ГРП) (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) Защита от ЭМИ, ИФ, СВЧ и других видов излучения. Система защиты от РЭБ в ИТМ -> ГОСТ 12.1.007-75 (СИЗ) Защита от действия ЭМИ на персонал: - Охрана здоровья при работе с СВЧ, СВЧ-излучением - Защита от СВЧ-излучения - Защита от ЭМИ! (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) + (ГРП) - ИТМ-защита Вход в систему защиты от ЭМИ Система защиты от ЭМИ в ИТМ Техническая защита (ТЗ) Защита от СВЧ излучения и других видов воздействия на организм человека. (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) - Защита от действия РЭБ, СВЧ, ИФ, ЭМИ на персонал. Система защиты от ЭМИ (СИЗ) Технические средства защиты (ТСЗ) - защита от ЭМИ, СВЧ, ИФ, УФ и других видов излучения. Защита от действия ЭМИ на персонал: - Защита от СВЧ-излучения - Защита от ЭМИ - Защита от ИФ (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) + (ГРП) - Защита от воздействия ЭМИ, СВЧ, ИФ, УФ и других видов излучения. Защита от действия РЭБ на персонал: - Защита от СВЧ-излучения - Защита от ЭМИ - Защита от ИФ (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) + (ГРП) - Защита от воздействия ЭМИ, СВЧ, ИФ, УФ и других видов излучения. Защита от действия РЭБ на персонал: - Защита от СВЧ-излучения - Защита от ЭМИ - Защита от ИФ (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) + (ГРП) - Защита от воздействия ЭМИ, СВЧ, ИФ, УФ и других видов излучения. Защита от действия РЭБ на персонал: - Защита от СВЧ-излучения - Защита от ЭМИ - Защита от ИФ (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) + (ГРП) - Защита от воздействия ЭМИ, СВЧ, ИФ, УФ и других видов излучения. Защита от действия РЭБ на персонал: - Защита от СВЧ-излучения - Защита от ЭМИ - Защита от ИФ (ГОСТ 12.4.009-83) + (ГРП) - Защита от воздействия ЭМИ, СВЧ, ИФ, УФ и других видов излучения.
Read Page
Page 529
J.C. ZICHER 1956 Journal May 12 Windcrest Canyon, Cowlitz County, Camp. (CONT.) (HOUSEMUSKIE??) FINCH - 5 + AMERICAN GOLDFINCH - 15+ SONG SPARROW - 3 LIZARDS - SCENORONUS OCCIDENTALIS - 5 CERATOPHORUS BELLIFERANATUS - 2 (BOTH CONNECTED FOR OBSERVATION) (RUBBER BOA CAUGHT YESTERDAY BY ONE GROUP, IN WOODS UNDER LOD.) DIADOCHIS TROBILIS - 1 (+1 BY ANOTHER GROUP) (MADICOPNIS WATERWING (MAYBE?) SEEN BY ANOTHER GROUP) PITUOPHIS CATIONIFER - 2 (LARGE) INAMONANIS ENCANUS (TARRESTIS!) - 3 ((1 GROUP GOT IT AERATUS DOWN AT JEWELLARS)) (CANSO RATTLESNADLE (SPP.??) CAUGHT YESTERDAY,)) GROUPS AND TURKES OUT AT LAKE ALSO. WE FOUND 2 ABOUT ONCIGOS LUUBRIS UNDER ROCKS IN AREAS ON RIM ALSO 1 SMALL TRACHIN TOROSA + BOVERNO SAPS PITERMATUS. SAW ALSO ABOUT 5 SMALL (ABOUT 1 1/2 TO 2 IN) YOUNG ANOIOS LUGRIBS ALSO ON ROCKS. SAW A SMALL LIGHT-BROWN MOUSE COME OUT OF LINE OF DRY AREAS ON CLEARING IN BLOOS FIELD. PITE LOOKED LIKE OLD HARVEST MOUSE NEAR BUT WAS WIGGLING ALL ROUND. MOUSE HAD SHORT HAIR, MICROVUS EARS CARENT VISIBLE ON SIDES OR HEAD (NOT STICKING UP TOO MUCH TO) THROUGHOUT SHORT HAIR. TAIL ABOUT 1 IN LONG. BODY ABOUT 2 INCHES OR A LITTLE LESS LONG. MANY CORNERS WALKING SEEN ON RIM
Read Page
Page 530
{ "text": "10.08\n\n3 - (2792) Сумма (Компьютер)\n+2 - НОМЕР (5,640-А-03204) [ПОД]\n+21 - НОМЕР (21-900) МЕСТНЫЙ\n8 - УСТАНОВИТЬ\n2 - 2792-0000 25000-0022 - 2020-01-\n5 - 2792-0000 (21-900) [ПОД]\n\n(КОМПЬЮТЕРНЫЙ)\n\n+4 - 680000-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n((0,0) 2792-0000 и 2792-0000)\n\n[ПОД] (21-900) - 2792-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n+32 (5,640-М) [ПОД]\n\n(УСТАНОВИТЬ)\n\n(2792) - 2 - 2792-0000 21-900-Т.А\n\n8 - ('21-900-00') 2792-0000 21-900-М.А.\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+27 (2792) - 5,640-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n2792-0000 29-0000 (МЕСТНЫЙ)\n\n2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВТОМАТ)\n\n[ПОД]\n\n+32 - 2792-0000 21-900-0000-0000 (АВ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 531
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL MAY 15 LeConte & Lahoma St., Bredley, Alamosa Co., Colo. FROG TURNAR, A GEO. STUDENT IN HERPS #206+1/3 T.A. BROUGHT IN A DEAD ♀ SCIRUUS WITH FOUND ON STREET, HAD 1 FORE-LIMB BONE BROKEN—MAYBE HIT BY CAR YESTERDAY, 4 SCRAPS—ALL ON LEFT SIDE, PUT UP AS SPECIMEN. ½ MI. W GEIZELY PEAK, OTULANO, ALAMOSA CO., COLO. V.C LEWIN GAVE ME A CANIF. TOY CAUGHT IN RAIN TRAPS SET ABOVE STRAWBERRY CANYON. BIRD HAD BLOOD ON SOCS OF BEAK & SOLES OF TOES —LOOKS AS IF IT HAD EATEN SOME OTHER BIRD IN YARD BUT V.C DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THE OTHER BIRD. PUT UP AS SPECIMEN. MAY 19 WIND CANYON, OXNAKE, COOSA CO. CANIF. 8:15 AM – 11:30 AM. COOL, MOSTLY OVERCAST, FAIRLY SNOWING. BIRD TRIP WITH 200/1/3 CLASS. WALKED PICNIC GROVES, HILLSIDE & EUCAL. WOODS. PICKED UP OWL PERCHETS (MOSS ON AIR??) + CAPNUS NAME, TARICIA JAROSA, BASSPHEOOPS, ETC. 1 OWN PTH NOT SHOWN SMALL LABROMORPH + ANOTHER FAIRLY FRESH ONE & MORE(!) SKULL (SAVED.) BIRDS SEEN OR HEARD: (CAH. QUATH – 3 HORNED OWL – 1 YOUNG COLLECTED BY T.BURNS. ? HUMMINGBIRD – 5 JAWNY W'REECE – 1 OWL VER SIDIO FLY CATCHER – 1 (CALKWA) STRANGE JAY – 5
Read Page
Page 532
1926 50315. [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 533
C.ZIEGLER 1956 JONENAN MAY/9 (CONT) N, LOCAT CANYON, CONNER CO. CA., CALIF. SCRUB JAY - 3 C.B. CHICKADEE - 8 PHAIN TITMOUSE - 1(?) CANNING BUSH TIT - 2 WREN TIT - 2 (CANNING, ROBIN - 8 SWAINSON THRUSH - 2 (NOVE CANNING) CYGAL WAXWING - 50 (3 FOCUS) SONNARY V, RCO - 1 /SEEN) WARBLING VI, RCO - 2 GRANET-CROD WARBLER - 2 PILTELOSTED WARBLER(?) - 1 (CANNING, W. MEADOWLARK - 1 BL. HEADED ROSEBOWL - 6+ (2NCSOS) LABEUM BUNTING - 10 AMCRE GOLD FINCH - 5+ BROWN TOWHEE - 8 GRECON JUNCLO - 5 SONG SPARROW - 3 MAY 24 STEWBARER CANYON, BRUCENT CO., CALIF. WALKED AROUND FIRE ROAD THRU TO SIDES OF CANYON FROM 9:00 AM TO 11:00AM. ALSO WALKED A FEW FIELDS + WOODED AREAS (EUCALYPT & PINES) TURNING OVER ROCKS, LOGS ETC. IN THE FIELDS + WOODS. VERY LIGHT WIND, HOT + CLEAR. GOT ABOUT 7 THAMNOPHIS (CLEGANS?) ALONG ROAD ROOTS + 5 MORE GOT AWAY, GOT 2 DIBONPHIS ANNOBALS UNDER ROCKS, 2 BERCHONUTUS MULTICRENTUS, 1 PIUOPHIS CAPONIFER + 1 RASTROVENYA (ANY OTHER SPOD BORDED EXCEPT DIUODPHIS)
Read Page
Page 534
аналог 91кг (ТМ) Э - халд уйгз Ж - Тэчнц, Б. Ж. (5) (6) саруунд С - тит нэг Миснит - 3(бэрмнг Ж - МИРИ (чичирх-ЗМИ) С - Нийт хогнуул (21009 Э) (3 ФУН) (муж) 1 - бэги, V 'омонго Мисринг нэгсн - 5 С - ШИЛБЭНГӨД-ЗӨМӨӨ (1-(5) хилангуу өгбөлөг) Т - МСРООНУР, В (2000с) + Ж - ХООДОО СӨДӨХ. В Ж - МИНГЭВ МУСАЛ +2 - НОМИРОДОСАН Ж - ЭХИЛТЭЕ З - ОДИЧИЙРД З - МОГИЛО , ЖИЛ) (1-00) 250,2 МН900! ! +4хэцгү) 23709 777830) ГТЮД (21ммз-з) 21мгөөнмэнт З - ТОО (21ммээд) 21мэгээд с, ЗХӨС + 253мтээ 21мөгүүд
Read Page
Page 535
21 february 1986 Towenna marchy (cont) Snowberry Canyon, Alamosa Co., Color F. which were under rocks / whiteo, also saw several Batracaps. and snakes given to Terry Cook who works in Herp Lab in MVZ, I think he will send them back cost to some supply dealer. Maybe 2 THOMNOPHIS will go to Zwiefen (THRU ERNIE KACHSTROM) for some museum EXHIBIT OF THE THOMNOHIS caught had a second SKIN (THEY CAME BEING THEM (IN 1986) OR WITHIN A FOOT OR 2 AWAY. I THOMNOPHIS HAD RECOVERED INTO A HALF-GONE (DIGESTED??) WOOD RAT WITH FLY EGGS ON HEAD + SHOULDER FUR, WHEN BAB WAS DUMPED OUT BACK IN MVZ. I DID FEEL THE RATHER LARGE SKULL IN SNAKE WHEN CAUGHT + IT SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN SWALLOWED TAIL FIRST. THERE WAS SOME TALK ABOUT THE WOOD RAT (MAYBE HALF-GROWN) HAVING BEEN DEAD + ALREADY PARTLY EATEN BY SOMETHING WHEN FOUND BY THE SNAKE? SWALLOWED, RATHER WAS ABOUT 10" LONG - FOUND COILED IN SHORT GRASS BESIDE ROAD & MY W GETTING READY TO GO AND A LARGE CONC. MARCHY (CONT) THE KEEPER CAUGHT A THRASHER IN QUAIL TRAP NEAR FIRE ROAD & GAVE IT TO ME TO STUFF. WHEN PUT IT IN MVZ WHERE COMPLETED.
Read Page
Page 536
НАШ МОД 12-го по состоянию на 19 марта укажу-всего 2 случая (100) 2018 г. 20 апреля, 2018 году -3700 моль 2018 год до 2018 года -3700 моль от 2018-25 января 2019 Сумма и цена 9000 и 20000 оль ИМЭТ ОЛДЖЕ ЛИН ИЛИ КИВИК I НАМ. 2018 год до 2018 года от ТБГ 3-го от 00 ЛИВ ЗИНОЧИКОВАНТ (С 999...), МОРИЛАГАЙ ЗАГЭ УЯНТ) ЭНТРОПЬ ПАИН ХЭ МУЖНИМ ЭМОЗ А ОЛЫН ТВОУАО ЗИНОЧИКОВАНТ МОНТ 301858 ОДЛУО Я-ЭНТ МЯФ ДИКОСЗ2 7009-А ЛИТИНА ЯДО (-288, 2. МИ) МИЗНОРИМАНТ I . КАША ( С 50 ЭМОЗ-ТКАН -А ОЖОПЫ НАЙУОЗЯ ЯКХ ХЭГ ЛИВУ ТРАЯ ОССУ (5; 03125110) ЛИЧУ ЯУ7 ЗАОЛЮНХ2+ДА3НЕ ИТО И ЛЯАБ ТВООЗАМНО ЗАН -988 ЖЕНЕЯ ЭНТ ТЯФ ОАИ I , СУМ МОЖУ ЭКАН2 И, ЛИВ2 ЗЯРЛЫ ЗЛАЯ ОТ ДОМЭЗЭ ТI + ТИДЛОС ТЗАП-НАГ ОЗКАНХОВИЗ МЭЗЯ ЭНТ ТУОВА ЯНТ ЭМОЗ ЗАЙ -98357 (МИНГО-ТКАН, ЗАНМ) . ТРАЯ (О60) КАРЯЛАЯ+ ОАБС НЬЯД -ЖИКАН ЭНИТЭ.МОЗ ЯЯ МОГРАД КУТЗА9 Х-ЖАВИЗ ЭНТ У8 ОЛЮГЯ ЛИЧУ ТВОВА ЕЛУ ЗИТРАЯ , ОЖОММИЛИЗ 70092 ИИ ОЗЛ6Ц ОЛЮОЯ--ЭМОД "01 2018-20... 0-ААД 301858, 28990 УНВАНИТ -А ТВОАЯ ЗИМ+ (С) АРАЯ-ЭНТ ЯЗЛИ ААНТ ХНАЛО ИИ ЛИЧУ . ТЛГЗ ОТ ЭМОТ ТI ЖКОД-Я БЫЕ НАМЮ СЖКУ СУМ И Т.ТУА
Read Page
Page 537
C. ZIEGLER 1956 Journal May 26 M.V.Z., Barstow, San Bernardino Co., Calif. Got 20-30 bats (Myotis californicus?) from PRENTICE BLOEDEN a grad. student in MVE working on bats. These were collected, acc. to Prentice, 17 mi. SW Red Rock, Pima Co., Arizona on Jan. 30, 1956. This location is 5 mi. W of Claphin Ranch, Pima Co. Bats in deep freeze so will take them out a few at a time to prepare them. May 28 1/2 mi. W Grizzly Peak, Oatland, San Bernardino Co., Calif. Vic Lewin gave me a camp thrasher caught in quail trap near fire road on slope of Strawberry Canyon. Put up as specimen. May 29 San Pablo Ridge, Oatland, San Bernardino Co., Calif. Kamph Rait gave me a scrub jay caught in quail trap from his study area not far (1/2 mi E) of Barstow. Put up as specimen. Bird taken May 25, 1956 June 2 Strawberry Canyon, Oatland, San Bernardino Co., Calif. Hiked around fire road in evergreen woods from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Hot, clammy & clear. Saw only 1 snake-diamonds unalis under rock. Caught & released a few scarabaeus & collected lizards & caewigs for lizards at home. Got 2 large yellowish-brown skinks in woods below stream - gave these to
Read Page
Page 538
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 539
C. Ziegler 1956 JOURNAL June 2 (cont) Strawberry Canyon, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif. Sonic Kachstrom to Songo to Swiffer at Amore Museum. BIRDS: Red-tailed Hawk - 1 Can Quail - 2 (cawing) Mourning Dove - H - Hummingbird - # Downy Woodpecker - 1 (cawing) Olive-sided Flycatcher - 1 (cawing) Orange-crowned Warbler - 1 (singing) Cowbird - 1+ (cawing) Spotted Towhee - D Brown Towhee - 6 Song Sparrow - 1 Also at LS. Bluff on U.C. Campus Saw a Purple or House Finch Singing (Warbling Song) but Bird was striped Brown-white with broad white superciliary line, must have been Bird still in Post-Juvenile Plumage? June 2 (cont) (17 mi. SW Red Rock [Pima Co.], Pima Co., Ariz.) Put up 4 more of Prentice Bloom's Frozen Marotus (Sec-data May 26, 1956 in this Journal) June 5 Oakland (Leona Park), Alameda Co., Calif. Hike with John Lawrence 9:00am - 6:00 p.m. Looking for Birds & Herbs. Clear, Hot, very slight wind. John caught 1 Diaphus Ambiguus + 1 Thamnothis Elegans. We also got Eumeces Sulcimanus, 1 Cerebrum Mulcaernatus, many Scutarius Occitanius + 3 Colace Constrictus
Read Page
Page 540
магнит Девиз: "Мы славные, но не все" 2018 г., март. 1 - Духовное возрождение (конкурс) С - "Я хочу быть" Н - Я могу стать лучше Ф - Мой друг - мой мир (конкурс) 1 - Я люблю Россию (конкурс) 1 - Я горжусь своей страной (конкурс) 1 - Я люблю свою семью (конкурс) 1 - Я хочу быть сильным К - Я могу стать лучше А - Я могу стать умнее И - Я могу стать добрее Моя мечта: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в классе". Мой девиз: "Я буду учиться каждый день". Мой учитель: "Я люблю своего учителя". Мой друг: "Я хочу быть хорошим другом". Моя семья: "Я люблю свою семью". Моя школа: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в школе". Мой город: "Я живу в красивом городе". Моя страна: "Я горжусь своей страной". Мой мир: "Я хочу быть мирным человеком". 1. Моя мечта (о чем она?) 2. Мой девиз 3. Мой учитель 4. Мой друг 5. Моя семья 6. Моя школа 7. Мой город 8. Моя страна 9. Мой мир 1. Моя мечта: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в классе". 2. Мой девиз: "Я буду учиться каждый день". 3. Мой учитель: "Я люблю своего учителя". 4. Мой друг: "Я хочу быть хорошим другом". 5. Моя семья: "Я люблю свою семью". 6. Моя школа: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в школе". 7. Мой город: "Я живу в красивом городе". 8. Моя страна: "Я горжусь своей страной". 9. Мой мир: "Я хочу быть мирным человеком". 1. Моя мечта: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в классе". 2. Мой девиз: "Я буду учиться каждый день". 3. Мой учитель: "Я люблю своего учителя". 4. Мой друг: "Я хочу быть хорошим другом". 5. Моя семья: "Я люблю свою семью". 6. Моя школа: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в школе". 7. Мой город: "Я живу в красивом городе". 8. Моя страна: "Я горжусь своей страной". 9. Мой мир: "Я хочу быть мирным человеком". 1. Моя мечта: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в классе". 2. Мой девиз: "Я буду учиться каждый день". 3. Мой учитель: "Я люблю своего учителя". 4. Мой друг: "Я хочу быть хорошим другом". 5. Моя семья: "Я люблю свою семью". 6. Моя школа: "Я хочу стать лучшим учеником в школе". 7. Мой город: "Я живу в красивом городе". 8. Моя страна: "Я горжусь своей страной". 9. Мой мир: "Я хочу быть мирным человеком".
Read Page
Page 541
C. ELEGANS 1956 JUNE 5 (CONT) OAKLAND (LEONA PARK), Alameda Co., Calif. -THESE LAST 3 WE COULDN'T CATCH IN A GRASSY MEADOW. ALSO FOUND AN ENSATINA ESCH, + 2 ANEOLES LUGUBRIS. SAW, SUMMER'S + THE THAMNOHUS, FOUND YOUNG MICROTI (?) SQUAKING IN GRASS. EYES NOT OPEN YET BUT FAIRLY WELL NAMED. PLACES WALKED WERE MOSTLY MEADOWS WITH 1'-1½" GRASS (DRAWING OVER ROCKS HERE ALSO) AND SOME TRANSITION WOODS. SAW 2 (+1?) PACYON LOTOR CLIMBING UP OUTER(!) BRANCHES OF TREE 6' OFF OF GROUND FROM LOWER BUSHES APPARENTLY, THEN WALKING DOWN SKIPPING TRUNK INTO UNDERBRUSH. BIRDS! RESTLESS HAWK - 1 SPARROW ?? - 1 COL. QUAIL - 4+ (SOME CALLING) MOURNING DOVE - 3 ? HUM'BIRD - 2 FRUITLOVER - 1 DOWNY W'REEIVER-1 (CALLING) * ASH THR'S FLYCATCHER-1 (NEW BIRD)! FOUND, KING-BIRD-LIKE FLY-CATCHERY, NOTE- SOMETHING LIKE P-WIT BUT DIRTY WHITE BENEATH + NO PUFOUS TAIL - BUT NEVER GOT REAL GOOD LOOK AT BIRD -) ? SWANROW (CHIFF!) - 4 SCRUB JAY - 2 BUSH TIP - 2 R'BECKSIED N'WITCH - 1 (CALLING) WREN-TIP - 1+ (CALLING)
Read Page
Page 542
Однотипные (легко-анал.) 2 шт. (ГМЖ) 100,00 заготов. (Легко-анал.) 378-1-329Т- Озвучу 2-й. Указывм устанд и в закупках 4-х, ходят аналогичн на + ГНЖУВЗ, озвук . Зигбуль- Михаил Аннуц Диват; зикомант эт (1) Электрон (ЕГР и не огр) (2) Заработок-инд.Игралс (5) Заряйт, озвучки шкел рыгн99 ТУВ 7-ГУ КНУУ 84003М пытам -55-500 ОЖН-СОВ ЗАООМ ЗХЛ-20И-МАТ) ЗБАД *1-1 УКАТ &ДНАТ ЭМОЗ СЛА (ОБА, ЗАПН КНУУ МОХ-ОБЕ) (*1-7) С УКА 2 . ЗАООМ ЗОЧН-ОСА (')ЭГТУО 94 - ОЖАМИК.О НОЖ= ДИВЕРД ЗО-70-2 ЗЗТ-70 НИЯТ: ТУВ-398999 ЗБХУВ СОВО МУС* -ЗН-Г082 МНУУ -ДНХ-АМ 1 ЗДАЙ, ИБУИРЭОНЦО ОТА, 1 - ДЖАН ОЗРАЕО 1 - . УОС-ЯБ ( 20И-2003) *4 - + (ЗОВЕ СЛАУ) СОВ. ГНАЙ 3 - МОННИК-ЛОП 3 - АНВ'850 ! 1 - ЭЛМЕР (20И-А) 1 - ЯНБЗ'6 ТНУД ! (ОЯБУШВ) 1 - ГОНЗАРУТ ЯНТ НА * *ГЭМ *ГЕНОК-К9 ЗНГ-ОИВ-ИНГ ОИН* ИНЛХАЯН ТУВ ТИВ-9 ЗЛИ-ДИПФ-МОЗ ТУВ - ХАТ ЗВОЙГА, ОУ + ИТЕОН-30 (- БРАБ -ТО ШКА*ООО МЗА 7ГО СОВЕРА + - (1996) УМАН'Н? * 5 - НАК ОУБОЗ 5 - ТИТ ХЦА (20И-А) 1 - НЯХ'Н ОШЭБОО.5 [ОИНВОН)] +1 - ГНТ-ДЗГ(0```
Read Page
Page 543
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL JUNES OAKLAND (LEONA PARK), SHAMROCK CO., CAIF. (CONT) CAN. THRASHER - 1 (CALLING) SWAINSON'S THRUSH - 1 ([?]) (SINGING) WARBLING VIREO(?) - 1 (SINGING) PINEATED WARBLER - 2 (CALLING) W. MCDOUWALD - # COWBIRD - 1 (CALLING) HOUSE-FINCH (OR PURPLE?) - # BEAUN'S GOLD FINCH - 1 or SPOTTED TOWNCE - # BROWN TOWNCE - # (LARK SPARROW ?? - WHITE OVERTAIL FEATHERS SEEN IN QUICK LOOK AT 3 ON STEEP DRY HILLSIDE IN BERRIES BUSHE) PURPS CR'O SPARROW - 2 ADULTS + 2 BAB- TITCO (BUT FLYING A LITTLE) YOUNG, OREGON JUNCOS - 3 (1 SINGING) SONG SPARROW - # LINCOLN SHRIKLE - 1 (ON VENT. LINE ON ROAD) JUNE 10 CORAN HOLLOW, SHAMROCK & SAN JOAQUIN COI., CAIF. DROVE + WANDCO HOLLOW FROM ABOUT 3:00 PM JUNE 10 'TILS 4:00 AM JUNE 11 WITH JOHN LAURENCE. GOT 2 DIPOJONES IN BUTTERFLY NET AMONG REDOS Y ANSO 1 BROWNTH. SPW ABOUT 6 MARE DIPO'S + 2 MARE PERO, RUNNING IN OR BESIDE ROAD. SET OUT 49 MUS. SPECIMEN TRAPS & GOT 1 PEROMYSCUS MONICULATUS x 1 DIROCONYS HOREMANI (FROM 10 PM TO 12 P.M.NIGHT), DROVE ROAD 3 TIMES ROUND TRES BUT SAW ONLY 1 OCAO LUMPERENSIS GETSUS + 1 OCAO PITOHOS
Read Page
Page 544
12.09.23 (Самар) I - СМЕРТНЫЙ, МГ (Почт) (I:II) - НОВОСТИ ПОЗДНИХ (Омск) I - (Род. IV - ОНЛАЙН) (Казань) 5 - ЗЕЛЕНАЯ СОСТАВЛЯ + - ХАНУМОВ М. И (Самар) I - ОДИНВО + - (ЗНАЧЕНИЕ) ЖИВОТНЫЙ В ( - КОНТРОЛЬНЫЙ) + - ЗОННОТ ОТТАЖ + - ЗОННОТ НОВА ВАРГОВО-МИХАЙЛОВСКИЙ - ?! ВОРОНЕЖСКАЯ 5 ФОРМУЛА МИ УЗЛЕТ 2 АНТИКРАФТ 21.08.23 И ПОЗИЦИЯ №9 ОТДАЛИ МО (ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ВЫБРАТЬ ИЗ ВЕКА С - ВЫСОКОГО О'ОСЬ ЧЕРНОГО (Омск) (VII - А-ОНИКИ ТУЛ) ОБИЖАТ (Омск I) 5 - ОДНОГЛАВОЗЯЧНЫЙ 2 - УВАГАТЬ - ПОБЕДИ КО ДНИ ЗАТУ ВО) 1 - ЗНАЧИМЫЕ О'ОСЬ (Омск) [illegible]
Read Page
Page 545
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL JUNE 10 (cont.) Carran Hollow, Amador & San Joaquin Cos., Calif. Cagenifer. Many Citenmus (becheri) + Burrows in hollow. Herps seen: Bufo beccari - hundreds of 3/4 inch-long young in "sheep tank" (1.5 mi. E of county line). 2 Rana's Scapiorus Hammondii - 2 large TADs with legs in Cottonwood wood stream near ranger station. Hyla regilla - could 10 small + 1 large in same cottonwood stream. Rana Catesbiana - 3 or 4 Large TADS or "tailed" frogs could in sheep tank. Buophis cagenifer - 1 IN hollow & one for + 3 more day. Toward Livermore (out of canyon.) Lamaeplius gutulus - 1 Dae in hollow - freshly killed. Mammals - Vrocton & [illegible]s 1 on Road above hollow toward Livermore. Mephis mephitis - ditto (both about 3 or 4 AM.) Citenmus becheri - 100+ Diroomys heermannii + Perotnomus boemani [illegible] among roads, (see above) Proomyscus moniculatus - 1 trapped. BIRDS: Turkey vulture - 6 outside hollow, 1 inside. Marsh Hawk - 1 Can. F. Quail - 2 Wialoee - 6+ Morning Dove - 8+ Red Sh'd Prichie - 1 (dead)
Read Page
Page 546
{ "text": "Тематика\n1)\nГорелова Анна Александровна (Смирнова)\nСтудентка МГУ им. Ломоносова\n2) Холл, в котором она жила.\n3) 10-30 мин - рассказ отца о нем:\n\"Что он делал?\" - \"Делал что-то очень плохое\"\n4) (Знаю ли я об этом?)\n5) В 2 м. Е. П. (в.м.)\n6) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n7) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n8) Магазин \"Красный\" - 4 ул. Лермонтова,\n9) Студенческая общада им. М.В. Ломоносова\n10) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n11) Магазин \"Арт-Дом\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n12) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n13) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n14) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n15) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n16) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n17) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n18) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n19) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n20) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n21) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n22) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n23) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n24) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n25) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n26) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n27) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n28) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n29) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n30) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n31) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n32) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n33) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n34) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n35) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n36) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n37) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n38) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n39) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n40) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n41) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n42) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n43) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n44) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n45) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n46) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n47) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n48) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n49) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n50) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n51) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n52) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n53) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n54) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n55) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n56) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n57) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n58) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n59) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n60) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n61) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n62) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n63) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n64) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n65) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n66) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n67) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n68) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n69) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n70) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n71) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n72) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n73) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n74) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n75) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n76) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n77) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n78) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n79) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n80) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n81) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n82) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n83) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n84) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n85) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n86) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n87) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n88) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n89) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n90) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n91) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n92) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n93) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n94) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n95) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n96) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n97) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n98) Холл в котором она жила, 1980-е\n99) Магазин \"Красный\" - 30 ул. Ленина\n100) Свидетельство на имя Е.П. и т.д.\n101) Свидетельство на имя А.С. и т.д.\n102) Холл в котором она жила, 1980 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 547
Agricultural 1896 Journal. June 10 Carran Hollow, Alameda & San Joaquin Co., Calif. (Cont) * Lewis' W' Bird - 2 West King Bird - 10+ (In or Out of Hollow) (Chiff??) Swallow - 10+ (Near Cem't Reservoir) W. Meadowlark - 8 * Bluebird before - off & - out of Hollow) Brewer Bl' Bird - 10 Finch - 3 out of hollow Yellow bird(?) Marpie - 2 or 3 Long Tail Bird (?) Shrike - at least 8 in hollow 4 to 6 outside. - many in pairs. - Herps (cont) Also Caught 3 Uta Signs Burrowed - & Saw Many 6 to 8 more. Sceloporus Occidentalis - 1 - Before Rode in Cottonwood Woods at E. end of Hollow. It is said Propheta Colonum & Chamaeleontus were also taken here recently but we did not see either in quite a bit of sand wandering Rhynchohem & Arizona were also found on roads recently by H.P.Cornelius. June 15 6 Mi. W Westley, (Ingram Canyon) Stanislaus Co., Calif. Left LSB. at about 1:30 PM for Terry Cools House with Elbert Bach. Sawberry's Mentalistic & left for Ingram Canyon by way of Carran Hollow at about 3:00 P.M. In Carran Hollow Chubbed Cave about ½ mi south of Terry road 1,7 mi distant of Alameda-San Joaquin County line. Drove half way to Oro Mine Cave & walked up draw past our way, Saw Hemidophorus on draw
Read Page
Page 548
The Orange have won the game. Curt Jankord back to about 3:00 for West and 12:00 for North. This is not good enough for me. I'm sorry but I can't do it. About an hour ago, we were at a hotel in town with our family. We had dinner there and then went out to see the sights. It was beautiful outside tonight! The moon was full and bright so everything looked amazing under its light. Afterward we returned home early because everyone wanted some rest before tomorrow's big event which starts soon.
Read Page
Page 549
I.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL JUNE 15 (CONT) 6 MI. W. WESTLEY, (INCAAM CANYON) STANTISLAUS Co. SWORD BUNO SYLVILABUS AUDUBONI + A MOVING NODIES NEAR WITH 3 EGGS ON GROUND. IN CAVE FOUND WOODRATS NESTS + SKETTS A CABYN- RHINUS. DROVE TO INCAAM CANYON + TILES TO CAMP AT RANCH HOUSE AT END OF ROAD - GIRL THERE SAID NO SO HARD TO CAMX BREW DOWN ROAD OUTSIDE OF CATHE GRASSING RANGE (IN SHEEP GRASS- RANGE.) SAW SEVERAL SYL. AUDUBONI [REDACTED] SET 60 MUS SPOE'S. WITH MIXTURE OF P. BUTTER, WALNUTS, WHOLE CORN MEAT + BIRD SEED. ALSO SET 4 SKARMAN LIVE TRAPS + 7 LARGE LIVE TRAPS (4 BAITSO WITH DEAD LAB MICE + 3 WITH BIRD SEED + WALNUTS. - THE 4 WITH MICE MADE SHOW MOVING STREAM). CANYON WAS MOSTLY OVER-GRAZED GRASS & SAGE WITH SOME SORT OF ANIPLEX- NEAR CREEK, THERE WAS ALSO FAIRLY THICK FOOT-HIGH GRASS-SAGE AMONG PARTS OF SNEERD + IN BOGGY GROUND BESIDE IT. ALSO SET OUT 8 SKARMAN LIVE TRAPS IN THIS GRASS (IN SHEEP GRASSING SECTION, THE SIX TRAPS WERE WHN SET UNDER + BETWEEN SAGO BUSHES ON A NORTH FACING SLOPE ABOUT 20-30 FT. APART. DROVE THE ROAD AT NIGHT TIL 11:00 PM. MOON HIGH AND THIS TIME - SAW ONLY TOADS,
Read Page
Page 550
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 551
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL, JUNE 15 (CONT) 6 MI. W. WEATHERY (KINGMAN CANYON), STANISLAUS CO., CA. LEAPS OF SYLVILARUS. ONCE SAW A GOATSUCKER SITTING ALMOST INVISIBLY AMONG COW DROPPINGS. COULD SEE REDDISH EYE SHINE THO. - TRIED TO BUTTERFLY-NET IT BUT IT FLEW. SAW IT 20 MIN LATER IN SAME SPOT. J. COOK & BROCK SHOT AT BATS AT DUSK BUT GOT ONLY 1 PIPE SNEAKLY! SAW MAYBE 10 OTHERS CIRCLING MEADOWS - MOSTLY SMALL BUT ONE LARGE. NO MORE SEEN AFTER IT WAS MEREY DARK. MANY CITRINUS BEERHORN! SEEN OVERING DAY BUT SCARILY ANY WERE IN HOLES BY TIME SON HAD GONE BEHAND CANYON RIM. MANY DIFFERENT SIZES OF GROUND SQUIRRELS - MOSTLY SMALL. BIRDS SEEN AS MENTIONED IN CANYON. TURKEY VULTURE - 2 RED-TAILED HAWK - 1 CAN. QUAIL - 8 WILDEBEEST - 1 (NEAR CANYON) ? OWL - 2 MORE ONE FLYING-DUCK AT DUSK MOUVRING DOVE - 10 WINNET(?) - 10 (GOATSUCKER) - 1 BR. TOWNSENTE - 8. ? HUMMINGBIRD - 1 ? SWALLOW (CHIFF?) - 3 SCRUB JAY - 1 (ROCK WREN ?? REC. TO J. COOK) - 2 W. MEADOWLARK - 5 BUNNOCORVIAE - 2 (4+9) PREWORS BIRD - 10 LARED SPAREED? - 5 COW BIRD 10
Read Page
Page 552
{ "text": "с - (х60) т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n(т0ммл) 2-3hуt 2g\n1 - g73aщнl\n5 - z9yйь нквгнт\n8 - ипадo...s\nс - х60 т01, 039; 5; w39w х00 3)\n2 - (594+60) м.м\n(т0+7) с - з01, 958, 3\ng1 - 9918 & 299(wаg)\nНумmиве 8/20\n1 - (2-вu0у82с-2)\n10 - ?wоd диняшмг\nс - (wo)\n( [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 553
I.C.ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL June 6 mi. W WESTLEY, (INGRAM CANYON), STANISLAUS Co. CAMPED LAST NIGHT AT SUGAR GROVE ROAD - UPRT > TO RUN MINE GOT ONLY 2 PEROMY MANICURATUS + 3 OTHER YERKS NEAR ROSS SPRINGS. (J. GOOD & BROOK TRAPPING, AT STRECON BOOS GOT 4 PEROMY MANICURATUS, 1 DIPROOMYS HECORIONNI, 1 PESRAMYSCHN [BOTHER ARE NEW?], + 1 LETHRODONIA MUS), NOTHING IN ANY OF OUR LIVE TRAPS! SAW DIPROOMYS (PROBABLY) TRAP US ON ROAD OUT. 2 BUT RAVING DOWN ON THAT AT ABOUT 10: AM DROVE ON TO MOUTH OF PATTERSON THEN OUT SPERRY RD TO DEN PUERTO ROAD THEN ON TO SAN ANTONIO VALLEY ROAD TO MINES ROAD + HOME ABOUT 4:OOPM! ALONG DEN PUERTO ROAD CHECKED CAVES & ON MINES BUT SAW ONLY 1 MITE DID IN ONE BED OF ROAD. IT GOT AWAY THO, DROVE UP TO SOME MINING OPERATIONS (WESTERN COMING MINE) + FRANKS TO THE CARB TAILY - SAID MR MC PATE (?). HE SAID WE COULDN'T GO IN MINES BUT NISSON JIMMY SHOWED US OLD BUNK HOUSES WHERE WE FOUND ABOUT 10 AMNEOTOUS, 1 TRAGOROID + 4 HARS EPTEBUS BETWEEN WORMS. SEVERAL OTHERS GOT ONLY PEOPLE WHOSE SAID THEY CAUGHT
Read Page
Page 554
МААУГ 23.03.95 СРП [illegible] 1996 год от (КВ-9)-99-двигател eмкийМ.ткост с КНО ГОД 1992 года, как и в 94 году и 1992 в -движатель 998+6037) 1.25КМ-М.ТКОС-А Н ТОО 2050 двигател и -моторный (ткосты) по 100 кг/с, как и в 94 году по 100 кг/с по 120 т tkoc 998 год 96-97 (набор) [illegible] ТКМ ТОО "КАБЕЛЬ" -двигатель с до 998 года МН:01 ТКМ-А ТКМ 992 ТОО "ПТ КОРСТРА" ТОГМТ ОАО от 969 год от ОТ ОАО КАБЕЛЬ ОГОРКА НАЗ ОТ 90-х гг.89-94+999 ДВИМ СЛОВОД ОАО от 969 год -двигат ИВАНЗА ТУБ ДВИ М В КО + ГЛАВ АТК ЗА 96-97 ГОД В ГАБЕЗ 1998 г. ГВ СЛОБО, ОТ МАНА ГОД +3 ДВИГАТЕЛЬ 9990 ДВИМ ЗВОЗ ОТ ДИНАТ ЗАРД ЖН. ОТ ОЛИМАТ+ ИЛАЗ М (5)ЭТАРОМ 9М -1- ТУБ ДВИМ В. КОТНО+ОС-ЖВ АЛО 2.031082 ТММ.Д ВОЗДИН ПРИЯ ЖВ -393КВ 252014 КИГ ДО ЗАРАТ! 20070814 ОТУООА ВОЗЛУБ "24283ТАЭ" ЗАН + [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 555
J.C.ZIEGLER 1956 JOWENAN JUNE 16 6 MI. W WESTHEY (INCA CANYON) ROAD SEWELL. (ONT) RATTLESNAKES OFTEN ON ROADSIDE. F AROUND BUILDINGS. ONE SOID: THEY GOT A LARGE "KING SNAKE" SOME TIME BEFORE. MANY SNAKES AROUND & JERRY SAW CLEMIDADROEN I THINK (HE SAW ANOTHER OF SAME KIND ALONG DEN PUERTO ROAD) JIMMY SAID HE HAD A HORNETS TOAD BEFORE ALSO. HE GAVE US 2 SCORPIONS - 1 WITH A DOUBLE TATH. APPARENTLY 1ST TAIL HAD BEEN BROKEN OFF & NEW ONE GREW IN ABOUT IT. HE ALSO FOUND AN INDIAN PESTLE TO GIVE IT TO ME - THEY SAID MANY PEWCS WERE dug UP ARROUND FROM TIME TO TIME - INCLUDING SKELETONS & SKULLS IN BURIAL GARDENS, MINES PRODUCED MAGNETITE - (WHITE ROCK USED IN PERCEIVING APPARENTLY) ALONG EITHER SAN ANTONIO OR MINE'S ROAD FOUND COWBOY CONSTRUCTING MOSSMAN ABOUT 20" LONG D.O.R. ALSO THIS GAVE ME A W. FEEGLER ON DEN PUERTO ROAD SAW MANY CATNINS BEHIND! HEARD A SCRATCH OWL (MMMMM) CROWNING, RACOON, SKUNK, POSSUM & CATS SEEN DEAD SOMEWHERE AROUND THE ROADS DRIVEN.
Read Page
Page 556
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 557
G. Ziegler 1956 Toupan June 17 1 MI. SE INVERNESS MINING CO., OAWI F. PIT UP (ON JUNE 18) THOMMES CAUGHT BY DR S.B. BENSEN ON JUNE 17, 1956. FOR MVZ.
Read Page
Page 558
Намалод [illegible]
Read Page
Page 559
October 1956 JOURNAL JUNE 21 903 Glen Court, Albany, New York AT 10:30 PM I PICKED UP A SLEEPING Phrynosoma coronatum WHICH I HAVE KEPT CAPTIVE FOR ABOUT 3 MONTHS. THE LIZARD WAS SLEEPING ON TOP OF SAND RAISED HIGH ON LEGS WITH BODY VERY NARROW + BACK AREOLAS. I PICKED IT UP BY THE SIDES OF THE BODY + IT GAVE A FEW KICKS WITH LEGS A MOMENT LATER BUT COULD NOT SCRATCH MY 2 FINGERS HOLDING IT UP ON EITHER SIDE. THIS WENT ON FOR A SECOND OR 2 + THEN BLOOD SPURTED OUT OF WHAT SEEMED TO BE THE FORWARD CORNERS OF EYES. THE LIZARD WAS BEING HELD JUST APPROXIMATELY ONE INCH ABOVE THE SAND + I WAS STARTLED WHEN BLOOD CAME OUT OF EYES. DROPLETS OF BLOOD SPATTERED ACROSS TERRARIUM SIDE UP TO 7 INCHES FROM 10" from long axis of animal. Several drops were found on refrigerator top + about animals back. THERE MIGHT HAVE BEEN DIRECTLY UPWARD AS I HEARD THE LIZARD
Read Page
Page 560
No text detected
Read Page
Page 561
Journal Juncz 903 6th Court Albany Calif. (Cont) Slightly tilted. Droplets were seen on rear claws almost 1700 from long axis of lizard. The lizard was pictured being held at time of spotting as I said so these two L's might cover slightly more of an arc than if it had been sitting still on sand, I do not remember if the head was pointing downward or not when the blood started. After the initial spurt, tho at least 6 or 7 large drops of blood come out of each cye & soaked into sand. The lizard arched yb back, francised out, waggled its tail a few times then held it + head arched upward just as a typical defense reaction. The breathing was stopped. The body + limbs twitching frequently & the tongue was slowly protruded & caught by the tightly closed mouth. These eyes were open for the 1st 1/2 minute or so then closed decidedly. The usual army white color of body appeared quite yellow (not this region growing yellow) and quite noticeable different compared from Johnson who noticed by my wife who just came here.
Read Page
Page 562
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 563
HC.26 June 1950 JOURNAL June 21 903 Glen Court, Albany in bank, (Cont) Room. After 5 minutes or so t-AFTER BEING PICKED UP A-TIME AS TWO THE LIZARD LOWERED ITS TAIL + WOUNDS MOVE AWAY FROM A HAND PHASED IN THE CAB-GIVING KISSES + OPENING IT'S MOUTH. AT ANY MOVEMENT IN WHAT PART THE LIZARD WOULD TILT BODY + HEAD SPINES TOWARDS 0, SOUTHWEST + OPEN MOUTH, AT 11:20 PM LIZARD HAD RETURNED TO NORMAN CORNER + WOULD STILL TILT BODY TOWARDS A HAND PUT IN TANK BUT WAS OTHER WISE MUCH AS NORMAN. 4 OR 5 DROPLETS OF BLOOD WERE NOTICED ON BACK OF LIZARD DIRECTLY BACK OF (1/2 INCH FROM) HEAD SPINES BUT THIS MAY HAVE DROPPED FROM MY HANDS OR FROM THE BLOOD PROJECTED UPWARDS. 3 OR 4 PHOTOS TAKEN BETWEEN 10:40 + 11:00 PM + I WHEN CORNER HAD RETURNED AT 11:20 PM. FROM 11:30 PM TO 11:45 PM (WHEN I QUIT WATCHING) ANIMUS SEEMED UNUSUALLY ACTIVE - BOBBING HEAD, TURNING HEAD, KICKING SAND BACK WITH 2 OR 3 DUCKS OF HIND FEET ETC. + LOOKED UP QUICKLY AT LIGHT OF CIGARETTE MORE THAN 3' FROM TANK. WOULD NOT TAKE 2 MINUTES PUT SARAH IT IN CAR.
Read Page
Page 564
{ "text": "маленький\nАвтомобиль\n21,460 тыс. рублей (с НДС)\nВ наличии:\n15 шт.\nДвигатель: 1.8 л\nКоробка передач: автомат\nЦвет: черный\nГод выпуска: 2019\nПробег: 35 000 км\nОписание:\nАвтомобиль в отличном состоянии, без аварий и ДТП.\nКомплектация включает:\n- кондиционер\n- аудиосистема\n- подогрев сидений\n- электрорегулировка руля\n- датчики парковки\n- система контроля давления в шинах\n- система курсовой стабилизации\n- система помощи при старте на подъеме\n- система антиблокировочной тормозной системы (ABS)\n- система распределения тормозных усилий (EBD)\n- система предотвращения заносов (ESP)\n- система контроля удержания в полосе движения (LDA)\n- система автоматического экстренного торможения (AEB)\n- система кругового обзора (360°)\n- система ночного видения\n- система мониторинга слепых зон\n- система предупреждения о столкновении сзади\n- система адаптивного круиз-контроля\n- система управления дистанцией от переднего автомобиля\n- система помощи при парковке\n- система автоматического открытия дверей\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей\n- система автоматического открывания багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания багажника\n- система автоматического открывания люка\n- система автоматического закрывания люка\n- система автоматического открывания капота\n- система автоматического закрывания капота\n- система автоматического открывания дверей водителя и пассажира\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей водителя и пассажира\n- система автоматического открывания дверей задних пассажиров\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей задних пассажиров\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника\n- система автоматического открывания люка крыши\n- система автоматического закрывания люка крыши\n- система автоматического открывания дверей крыши\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей крыши\n- система автоматического открывания дверей пола\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей пола\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника\n- система автоматического открывания люка багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания люка багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей крыши багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей крыши багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей пола багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей пола багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника водителя и пассажира\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника водителя и пассажира\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника задних пассажиров\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника задних пассажиров\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника багажника\n- система автоматического открывания люка багажника багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания люка багажника багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей крыши багажника багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей крыши багажника багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей пола багажника багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей пола багажника багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника водителя и пассажира багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника водителя и пассажира багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника задних пассажиров багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника задних пассажиров багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей багажника багажника багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания дверей багажника багажника багажника\n- система автоматического открывания люка багажника багажника багажника\n- система автоматического закрывания люка багажника багажника багажника\n- система автоматического открывания дверей крыши бага [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 565
A.C.ZIGGLER 1956 JOURNAN JUNE 21. (COUR) 903 GILL COURT, ALBANY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA 1. TAKEN 10:40 P.M. NOTE BLOOD SPOTS ON 3 SIDES OF TANK. 2. TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 P.M.
Read Page
Page 566
1. June 21, 1956 TANK 10:40 PM. 2. June 21, 1956 TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 PM.
Read Page
Page 567
A.C. ZIEBER 1956 June 21. (court) JOURNAN 903 GILL COURT, ALBANY, ALAMCOA Co., CALIFORNIA 3. TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 P.M. 4. TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 P.M.
Read Page
Page 568
3. [illegible] June 21, 1956 TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 PM. [illegible] 4. [illegible] JUNE 21, 1956 TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 PM.
Read Page
Page 569
A.O. ZIEGLOER 1956 June 21. (Cont.) JOURNAN 903 GILL COURT, ALBANY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA. 5. TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 A.M. 6. TAKEN 11:20 A.M. - NORMAN COLOR BRED DRAM.
Read Page
Page 570
5. A.C. Ziceras JUNE 21, 1956 TAKEN ABOUT 11:00 PM. MA 00:11 TUBA WASHT 6. A.C. ZICERAS JUNE 21, 1956 TAKEN 11:20 P.M.
Read Page
Page 571
C. EBERER 1956 JOURNAL JUNE 27 MODESTO (CITY LIMITS), STANISLAUS CO., CALIF. RICHARD W. RUSCHEN DONATED TO MVT A WEASEL FOUND DEAD ON HIGHWAY (HIT BY CAR ?) 7 AM THIS A.M. PUT UP AS SLIMY SLYN (BROKEN) JULY 1 1 MI. SE INGENERS, MAREN CO., CALIF. PUT UP (ON JULY 2) 4 SHROWS CAUGHT BY S.B. BENSON IN TRAPS FOUND BY DIGGING AT BASE OF BRAEDEN CLUMPS. MUS. SPECIES X WALNUT BRIT. 3 TO MVT, 1 SHROW FOR MG. JULY 7 CORAN HOLLOW, ANGELES CONTOUR CO., CALIF. WORKED HOLLOW 5AM JULY 7 TO 12:30 AM JULY 8 WITH EDWIN RESENBLUM & WIFE CEN. GOT 5 SCORPIONS UNDER WOOD & STONE NEAR IN WASHES ALSO 2X 3 VIA STANBURG AND UNDER ROCKS. SAW 1 LIVE SNAKE (MADSCAMUS LATERANS ?) ON ROAD BUT IT GOT AWAY & INTO HOLE BEFORE I GOT A GOOD LOOK AT IT. FOUND OIRO COLUBR CONSTRUCTOR ON ROAD Y ORO PATTEN BESIDE CORAN FARM BUILDINGS. FOUND / PITVING CATERPILLAR ON ROAD ABOUT MIDDAY (TO JERZY COOL). GOT LARGE LONG-HAIRD (?) BUTTERFLY FLEW INTO CONTAINER. SAW 3X24 OIRO CATCHALLS BETWEEN ON ROAD Y I DEED PAPAMIES FROM 10:30 PM ON WE SAW MAYBE 10 OR 12 J.P.O'S RUNNING ONE ROAD & CAUGHT 3 WITH NET - ONLY NOT
Read Page
Page 572
[illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 573
C. Ziegler 1956 Journal July 7 (Sat) Carson Hollow, Arambourg San Jodan, N.D., Saw one (?) to try to mate with my dog. Saw 2 or 3 Pecornatus?? Run across road & 1 Tachison Tachys walking along road. Also sawt Lopus Californicus & sat 10 Sylvilabus & 3 Procolleus Running once flying & calling 100 ft. East of Atomic Energy Comm. Testing Ground Guard House. Caught 1 Pecornatus about 4 miles out of hollow towards Livermore. Note the road, in hollow 2 times round trip. From 9:30 AM to 12:30 AM. Several Buto Boras (Little & Big) seen on roads & next to Sheep Pond & sawt Scarbohous about 1 1/2
Read Page
Page 574
{ "text": "(250)с - [illegible] (каб м)\n[illegible] (243)-1 - [illegible](комм)\n\n- + [illegible]\n: 2098. Говорю то\n- [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[иллегально] и в, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible] ао и, (5)зайд о 000\n- [illegible] ао и, [illegible]\n\n(731, 2849-3771-1, [illegible])\n\n[illegible] [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible] + [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] - 58\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n+ 9006. [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible]. [illegible]\n\n[illegible [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 575
F.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL. JULY 7 CORRAL HOLLOW, SAN JORDAN VALLEY, CALIF. (COAT) MOURNING DOVE - 4 BURROWING OWL - 2 (AT NIGHT) POAS WILK (?) - 8 (IN GROUP ROWING) WESTERN KINGFISHER - 10 HORNED LARK - 5 (AT SHEEP POND) SNAILS - 4 W. McCARDY - 5 BEAVER BIRD - 8 (HOUSE ?) FINCH - 3 JULY 10 ORINDA (LAFAYETTE), (ORINDA GOLF COURSE), CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. PUT UP (ON JULY 13) AN ARNOLD THOMAS BORDAS FOR M.V.Z. BROUGHT IN BY C DR. R.A. STIRTON OF U.C. & FOUND (?) BY HIS BROTHER, CHARLES E. STIRTON ON THE ORINDA GOLF COURSE. EYES PINK, OF COURSE. JULY 28 (17 MI. SW RED ROCK (PIMA CO.), PIMA CO., ARIZONA) PUT UP 5 MICE OF PRENTICE BLODGET'S FROZEN MAEROTUS (SEE DATA MAY 26, 1956 THIS JOURNAL) AUG 1 CORRAL HOLLOW, 2MI. E CO. LINE, SAN JORDAN VALLEY, CALIF. PUT UP CARINORHINUS BASKET ON JULY 29, 1956 BY JERRY COOK IN CAVE. BUT PUT IN REFRIDGERATOR JULY 31-WEIGHING 6.4 GM THEN. TAKEN OUT SEPT AUG 1, -THE WEIGHTS 6.3 GM. TO M.V.Z. AUG (17 MI. SW RED ROCK (PIMA CO.), PIMA CO., ARIZONA) PUT UP 4 MICE OF PRENTICE BLODGET'S FROZEN MAEROTUS (SEE DATA MAY 26, 1956 THIS JOURNAL)
Read Page
Page 576
{ "text": "(100) (125)\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043d\u043e\u0432\u044b\u0435 \u0442\u0435\u0445\u043d\u043e\u043b\u043e\u0433\u0438\u0438\n(1987-1999) \u2014 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0441\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u0440\u0435\u0448\u0435\u043d\u0438\u044f\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0435\n\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u043a\u0442\u043d\u044b\u0435 \u043c\u0435\u0442\u043e\u0434\u044b\n(1987-2000) \u2014 \u043f\u0440\u043e\u0433\u0440\u0430\u043c\u043c\u043d\u043e\u0435 \u043e\u0431\u0435\u0441\u043f\u0435\u0447\u0435\u [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 577
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL Aug. 18 Oakland (1/2 mi. W Gerzly Peak), Alameda Co., Calif. Put up a rabbit (young one) Caught last night by Vic Howin in chicken wire mesh quail trap baited with grain. Traps have taken 2 or 3 more rabbits and are set mostly in brush along sides of fire road thru Steav- Berry Canyon rim. (19 mi. SW Red Rock (Pima Co.), Pima Co., Arizona) Put up last 5 of prentice Blocoen's frozen Macrotus (finant). (See data May 26, 1956 this Journal) Sept 1 Berkeley (M.V.Z.), Alameda Co., Calif. Got a frozen bat unclaimed in Ward Russell's freezer. (Eptesicus fuscus?) Will put it up + try to find out data on it some day. Sept 3 Berkeley (1200 block Oxford Ave.) Alameda Co., Calif. Found freshly dead Swainson's Thrush on road. Eyes still moist + excreta wet so must have just died or been killed this am or last night. Heavy fat deposits around abdomen and beneath pterylae. Sept 10 3/4 mi. SE Whitehouse Ranch (S23, T13 S R15 E) 700ft, Madera Co., Calif. Jerry Cook (from entomology dept. U.C.) brought in 1 Dipr. Nitidulus x 3 Retinoconymys megnotis trapped
Read Page
Page 578
МИНВОД А) Аэродром (аэродромная площадка) (командир) – ТРБАЗИ – 90-714 Министр В. П. Громов: СОВЕТ ЛЕТЧИКОВ В ЧЕСТЬ МИНУСТВА И НАРОДА ДЛЯ СВОБОДЫ. МИРНОГО НЕБА АЭРОДРОМ 200-714, 350-890, 2714 АЭРОДРОМ ХИЛОНИА – 140-200 - МИНИСТЕРСТВО ОБОРОНЫ – 3914 – 20 23012 . МИНВОД КОМАНДИР (А) Аэродром (аэродромная площадка) (командир) – ТРБАЗИ – 90-714 МИНИСТЕРСТВО ОБОРОНЫ – 3914 – 20 23012 (командир) – 2714, 350-890, 2714 . МИНВОД КОМАНДИР Б) Аэродром (аэродромная площадка) (командир) – ТРБАЗИ – 90-714 МИНИСТЕРСТВО ОБОРОНЫ – 3914 – 20 23012 (командир) – 2714, 350-890, 2714 . МИНВОД КОМАНДИР
Read Page
Page 579
A.CITIZEN 1956. JOURNAL 3/4 MI. SE WHITE HOUSE RANCH (S23, T13 S R15 E) 170' FT., MADERA CO. CAPE. SCOTIO BESIDE SLOUGH (SEE MAP BELOW), DR. BENSON WANTED TWO REPTRO'S FOR MVZ SO I PUT THEM UP DIPO + 3RD REITHER NOT WANTOS (IMMATURE, SKULL BROKEN ETC.) SO I TOOK THOSE FOR PERSONAL COLLECTION. JERRY ALSO CAUGHT MUSK & PIATTUS RPP? - IMMATURE. SAID ALSO OTHER TRAPS SPRANG & DRAGGED BUT NOTHING IN THEM. (LOCALITY FROM USGS MENDOZA QUADRANGLE, 1924 EDITION.) JOURNAL X = trapping stations SEPT 10, 1956 A.CITIZEN OVER (SHRUBS & WILLOWS HERE) Plot A-5 Columbia Drive Slough Road RICE (?) 40 ac. alfalfa CANAL SKETCH BY JERRY COOK. SEPT. 11 SAN RAFAEL (82 SOUTHERN HEIGHTS BLVD.) MADISON CO., CALIFORNIA: GOT A NEUROREICHUS BROUGHT IN BY DR. RICHARD TABBERS (OF MVZ & FACESKEY - TAKING A JOB NOW TEACHING GAME MANAGEMENT IN MISSOULA, MONTANA) CATCH FOUND ANOTHER MUMMIFIED IN HIS DRIVEWAY AT 82 SOUTHERN HEIGHTS' BLVD., SAN RAFAEL. DON'T KNOW EXACT MIKE ARE OR ORIENTATION YET BUT WITH.
Read Page
Page 580
(1951) 22,17, 33 (с. 389 м 33) 20012 21216 с. 402 СОВЕТ ОТ АТКАУ КОРНБЕРГ (ту) АУ МШТТУА I ОЭ 5УМ ЭР ОТАУ ФОР САНТРИЯ ДЯ + ОДНО (ЕПЕ ШЛИХИ НАЦ. ТАККИ) НАУРА ОТ ЗОНТ ХООТ I ОЭ ОЛНА УКАТ (тукмууа) 01721100 ЗАУРМИ - 998 ЭТТАЯ - 9 2UМ ЭГГАД ЗААТ АИТО ОЛНА ОНАЗ (1952) II.В СИН КРАКЕ НАЗ W ТИКАОЯ ЗУНАГОШ -А ТОО + 5 U М 30)1238ИТ ОСИМ 90 УЭ ИМЕРТ СОН БКИ А ЭЛИТ - КОБРАТ МИЛД 14.22 W И ТИМЗЯНМ ЭНАЗ САО УНОУРШ ШТАРОО ОЛАЯ ВА НИ ДЗИВЕЛХ ЕГ ВА НАЭВЕНА ЗИП ВО, ЗАК БЕРГ ЗАЕД (МИ) ЗОАЯ9 МОЗ 01.8
Read Page
Page 581
C. BEEBE 1956 TOURNA (SEPT. 10) SAN PEDRO, (R2 SOUTHERN HTS. BLVD.) 3904 FT. TRAIN CO., CALIF. (CONT.) FISH IN WATER. HIS HOUSE IS ON A HILL SLOPE WITH QUITE THICK BRUSH & TREES. FAMILY SAID CATS BROUGHT IN THESE ANIMALS FROM TIME TO TIME BUT DIDN'T KNOW IF THE CATS EVER ATE THEM. THE FROZEN ONE I GOT WAS VERY WHITE FOR A TIME THEN IT WOULD APPEAR THAT IT WAS LEFT FROZEN. I GIVE AN APPROXIMATE DATE OF SEPT 1ST, 1956 FOR THE TWO SPECIMENS. FROZEN ONE ACCESSIONED BY MVZ (Rec# ) MUMMY LEFT BY MYSELF. LOCATION IS 1/2 MI. S SAN PEDRO CITY HALL. (Office 6 mi. E FIREBOUGH) SEPT. 13 NEW COLUMBIA RANCH, MADERA CO., CALIFORNIA +14 LEFT BENDLEY ABOUT 1:00 PM. ARRIVED RANCH ABOUT 5:00 PM. GOT PERMISSION FROM MR MEYERS (FOREMAN?) TO TRAP. RANCH IS ABOUT 12,000(?) ACRES OF MIXED CROPS (ONIONS, COTTON ETC.) BOUND BY A SLOUGH & CANAL ON EAST & SOUTH SIDES. JOHN LAWRENCE & I SET 100 MUSK RAT TRAPS IN BIG POSTURE WITH A FEW GROUND SQUIRRELS & MANY VIXEN- RABBITS. GOT ONLY 2 PERMYSUS. MONOCHIRUS. TRAPS SET IN OPEN 30'-40' APART, A FEW OTHERS SPREADING. MOSQUITOS MADE SETTING TRAPS UNCOMFORTABLE. ANOTHER 100 TRAPS SET ABOUT 1 MI. SOUTHWEST OF RANCH (ON ANOTHER RANCH - BY MISTAKE) ALONG ROAD E
Read Page
Page 582
{ "text": "15.08.2023\nСуббота, 19 августа 2023 г.\n27.04\nТехнопарк\nПосле обеда мы пошли на прогулку и решили поехать в музей изобразительных искусств. Но там было очень много людей, поэтому мы решили вернуться домой и отдохнуть. На следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Фильм очень интересный и захватывающий. Мы очень понравился этот фильм.\n\nНа следующий день мы снова отправились в музей, но уже не так много людей. Мы осмотрели все экспонаты и сделали много фотографий. После этого мы пошли в кафе и заказали пиццу. Очень вкусно!\n\nВечером мы посмотрели фильм \"Криминальное чтиво\". Филь [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 583
A.C.JECKER 1956 JOURNAL SEPT 13 + 14 New Columbia Ranch, Majors Co., Calif. WET: PIRO BORORE. CAUGHT ONLY 4 BIRD (BOERAS?) IN THESE, SAW 2 OR 3 LARGE RANA CATESBIANA IN CANON BY THIS FIELD, 50 YARDS SET ALONG LEVEL RUNNING N & S ON EXTREME EASTERN BORORE AT New Columbia Ranch, ABOUT 3 MILES SOUTH OF FIREBAUGH ROAD. THESE GAVE 7 DIPODOUS NITRATICUS (RAMROVER?) AND 1 PEROMYSCUS MANTICURUS. THIS SPOT WAS ROUGHLY 3 MILES SOUTH OF THE FIREBAUGH - SWISS COLONY ROAD, 30 YARDS SET .7 MILES SOUTH OF STONE ROAD IN DRY SHOULDER ON EASTERN BORORE - NOTHING IN THESE, 20 YARDS SET ALONG SOUTH EDGE OF FIREBAUGH - SWISS COLONY ROAD AT THE "Y" (BRANCH LEADING TO FREEBNO) ABOUT 7 MILES EAST OF FIREBAUGH. ONE YARD'S SPRINKLE BUT NO CATCH, THIS SPOT BORDERED ON BOTH SIDES BY GRASSY LAND, SEEMED TO HAVE MANY DIPOS SINCE SEVERAL WERE SEEN BOUNTING ALONG Y AEROS ROAD & SEVERAL BURROWS WERE SEEN THAT WERE PROBABLY DIPO + NOT CITELLUS. TOTAL 300+ YARDS CATCH - 1 BIRD, 3 PEROMYSCUS (6-4 YARDS), WE STRICED SEEING DIPOS FROM ABOUT 1:30 AM WHEN THE MOON WENT JUST ABOUT SET, & SAW THEM VINTEN WE QUIT DRIVING ABOUT 4:30 AM. NONE WAS
Read Page
Page 584
{ "text": "\"[illegible]\" \"[illegible]\"\n\n\"[illegible]\" 21:08 - [illegible]\n\n[illegible], [illegible], [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible], [illegible], [illegible]\n\n[illegible] 3, [illegible] - [illegible]\n\n\"[illegible]\" [illegible] [illegible] (2019 г. и др.)\n\n[illegible] 2019г. ТУРЦИЯ-МОРСКАЯ СТОРОНА\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illeg [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 585
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL Sept 3 New Columbia Ranch, Marcella Co., Conk. +14 Caught by butterfly net as they had been at Caccam Morrow previously, there is 1 Dipos that we saw on the Hiway & East Basque Road just didn't stop in the grass beside the road when you spotted them with carlights & crept up with flashlights & got to get them - they just kept on going into the bushes or into holes. One little one was apparently CLOSE ENOUGH TO BE ALMOST caught by hand by John, but got away & couldn't be located again. At 7:30am we woke & happened to meet the fellows in charge of the breeding land just to north & south of Firebaugh - Swiss Colony Road, (New Colum. Ranch strays about a half mile South of this road) & Joyce said we might turn on their hand next time - it looks pretty good for Dipos with a few bushes but mostly short grasses plants with many open spaces. Soil is sort dusty sand - rather hard in some places with burrows dug in it. After we all got up traps are being put (4:00am)
Read Page
Page 586
«Доклад» Традиционный «Майский день» для нас — праздник труда и отдыха, когда можно отдохнуть от работы и посвятить время семье, друзьям и себе. В этот день мы вспоминаем о трудовых подвигах наших предков, которые создавали будущее нашей страны. Сегодняшний доклад посвящен истории возникновения праздника 1 Мая. Этот праздник был установлен в России еще в XIX веке как день международной солидарности трудящихся. В начале XX века 1 Мая стал одним из самых значимых праздников для рабочих и крестьян. В этот день они собирались на митинги, демонстрации и шествия, требуя улучшения своих условий труда и жизни. Однако в годы революции 1905-1907 годов 1 Мая был запрещен царским правительством. Тем не менее рабочие продолжали проводить демонстрации, часто сталкиваясь с жестоким насилием со стороны полиции. В советской России 1 Мая стал официальным праздником труда и социальной справедливости. В этот день проходили массовые демонстрации и митинги, которые выражали поддержку политике партии большевиков. Сегодня 1 Мая — это праздник, который отмечается во многих странах мира как День международной солидарности трудящихся. Он символизирует единство всех работников и их стремление к улучшению условий труда и жизни.
Read Page
Page 587
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL START New COLUMBIA RANCH, MASON Co, Color. 4/14 WE MET MR. PEES THOMPSON THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE RANCH & SHOWED HIM THE CATEN - EVERYONE WAS VERY NICE & SAID TO COME BACK SOON OR ANY TIME. MR MOYCE MENTIONED SOMETHING ABOUT BEARS & RACCOONS BEING ON THE RANCH OR ELSE ABOUT LOOKING FOR THEM THERE - I THINK HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN KIDDING. USED 1ST DAY ICE IN COMP COOLER & IT SURE FROZE MICE - STILL HAD 5+ # LEFT 30 HOURS AFTER BUYING IT. GOT BACK TO BURBANK AT 4:30 PM JUNE 14. DISTANCE ABOUT 150 MILES ONE WAY. BIRDS: PHEASANT - 1 UNIO OUCH - 1 TURKEY VULTURE - 20 (AT ONCE) RED TAILED HAWK - 2 (+?) SPARROW HAWK - 6 UNIO. HAWK - BUTEO - WHITE CRESENT NEAR END OF WING. MARSH HAWK - 2 KITEEN - 20+ (+1 UNIO SHOEBIRD) MOURNING DOVE - 6 TWO NOTE CALL WHEN BARN OWL - 1 BUCKEYE JAY - 2 (+?) RED SKY CHICKER - 4 BLACK PHOEBE - 1 UNIO FLYSPOTTER - HAENOS LACK - 20 (+ LAEK WHEN NOTE HEARD) AT NIGHT AFTER
Read Page
Page 588
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 589
Sept 13 New Columbia Ranch, Masada Co., Utah +14 Barn Swallow - 20 Eng. Sparrow - 10+ W. Meadowlark - 20 Roswing-ed B'bird - 50+ Brownies B'bird - 50+ B'H'O Cowbird - 2 + Pigeonys (Ringer??) -14 Something tanned but Rufous Colored Great Blue Heron - 2(+?) (Green Heron - ) (Blue?) Coret -1 Mammals Dipodops - 1 (Crossing Highway) Lepus Californicus - 50+ Silva?abrus avoubonii - 4 (inculding 2cored) Citomus Begeryi(?) - 5 Dipodomys &A? - 15+ Peromyscus maniculatus - 3 Mephitis - 4 seen on highways. Few S. [illegible] + 2 yg. on ranch Also Meyer Thompson said Coyotes were on ranch, And so and 7-toed Cats used to be found here. Locations & Distances From Mendota Quorango (USGS) 1924 Edition (New Columbia Ranch = Columbia Ranch) Dip put up in Mammalogy cages - To be seen by MVE.
Read Page
Page 590
{ "text": "(Можно)\n(Другой вариант расчёта = можно (нет))\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Второй вариант) 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890\n\n(Первый вариант) 1234567 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 591
L.C. ZIEGNER 1956 JOURNAL SEPT 17 BERDENOY (STRAWBERRY CANYON) ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. PUT UP 5 SETS SPIROBOAS PUTAEUS (OLD NAME) TRAPPED BY BILL MANES AT RABBIT COOE NEAR POUYRAI HUSBANDRY BUILDING OF UNIV. CAMP. SEPT 21 SLUNK BROKEN, WEIGHTS AFTER BEING KEPT IN REFRIGERATOR + IN WATER FOR A DAY & SCENT CHANGES WAS REMOVED BY DR. BENSON ON SEPT 19. SEPT 23 BERDENOY (STRAWBERRY CANYON), ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. SET OUT 90 MUS. SPEC'S & 5 RAT TRAPS BAITED WITH OLD OCEANS (FOUND IN MUSE) IN BRUSHY WOODS SW OF BOTANICAN GARDENS LAST NIGHT. TRAPS SET ABOUT 20 TO 30 FT APART IN 3 GROUPS - 40; 15; 35; WITH RAT TRAPS SCATTERED. (THE 15 MUS. SPEC'S SET IN GROVE OF RED WOODS - NONE SPRUNG.) GOT 1 Peromyscus maniculatus, 7 P. TRAUGI + 1 VERY YOUNG UNIO. Peromyscus . Will GIVE them these TO ZOO I35 FOR PRACTICE SKINNING. THIS LOCATION MAY BE CLOSE TO OR EVEN IN OAKLAND BY DR. BENSON SUGGESTED FOR THE LOCATIONS IN THIS CANYON TO USE BERDENOY STAGE - ITS A LITTLE HARD TO FOLLOW ANY MAP WHILE IN WOODS + CITY LIMITS AREN'T MAKING ON ROAD UP CANYON. JOHN LAWRENCE RAT TRAPS WITH ME -
Read Page
Page 592
2017-12-15 Dear Dr. I am writing to inquire about the potential for a new case of Lyme disease in your area. I have been diagnosed with this condition and would like to know if there are any specific considerations or treatments available locally. Thank you for your time and assistance. Sincerely, [Your Name]
Read Page
Page 593
C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL SCOTZ4 BERGENCY (STRAWBERRY CANYON) ALAMBOA CO. SET A LINE OF 50 MUS. SPEE +2 RAT TRAPS LEADING UP A GRASSY SLOPE, THRU A NARROW BEND OF PINES + ONTO A DRY S-FACIN. BRECHNARS (ARTEMISIA) - DOTTED HILLSIDE. TRAPS SET 20-40 FT APART + BAITEO WITH ONE PEANOS. THIS SLOPE BEGINS JUST TO THE REAR OF A HOUSE (LAB?) ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE MAIN GATE OF THE BOTANICAL GARDENS. SLOPE WOULD BE NE FROM GARDENS. CAUGHT 5 PEROMYSCUS TRUGI +1 PEROGNATHUS (CHIFAENICUS) (BY LEO-ARRIVE) ALL ON DRIEST HIGH S-FACING SIDE OF SLOPE - NONE IN PINES OR GRASS GROD I HAD TRAPS TIED ON AS 3 WITH MICE WERE DAMAGED - PROBABLY BY MICE AFTER BEING CAUGHT AROUND BERRY, BY LEO ETC. NOTE: LOCATION CHANGED TO NEAR AREA WITH MUZ CARDS (OR AT MAJORITY OF THEM) SCOT26 STRAWBERRY CANYON BERGENCY, ALAMBOA CO. SET TOTAL OF 90 MUS SPEES & 3 RAT TRAPS BESIDE E Y THE EDGE OF V. C. BOTANICAL GARDENS. (40 MUS SPEE'S & 3 RAT TRAPS ALONG EDGE OF BOTAN. GARDEN FENCE IN BRECHNARS POISON OAK + BLACKBERRY BUSHES; SO ON EDGE OF DRY THISTLE FIELD AMONG ARTEMISIA & BRECHNARS BUSHES - ARTEMISIA FORMED AN INTERLACED
Read Page
Page 594
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 595
U.C. Berkeley 1956 Journal. Sept 26 Strawberry Canyon, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal. Band 10' thru between field & Baecharis. Baecharis leo on up slope for 100 yds to conifers & eucalyptus on top of hill.) Ran traps at 8:am - got 2 Peromyscus californicus, 5 Pero- myscus truei along fence. 1 Perognathus californicus beside Baecharis bush near bot. gardens parking lot (dry hillsides with a few Artemesia bushes, 2 young Peromyscus truei and 2 Reithro- dontomys along Artemesia row beside thistle field. Several other traps in both places sprung with hair & blood in them, 1 Peromyscus truei caught by tail on tree limb 5' off of ground had cut string & orbored trap 15' before becoming stuck in bushes - dead when found, ants cut off patch of hair on many specimens. Baited with instant oatmeal & bird seed mixed (chewco & put on treebolts). One trap that hold a REITHRO - had the string cut of right near the rod flag (2' up in box) & the flag had a few holes gnawed in it. Mice for 200, 135 class.
Read Page
Page 596
120) Т.ОБЩИХ УЗЛЕНЬСКИХ ИЛИ '01 ДНЯ АУ ТО ОЗЫ ЗЕМЛЕЙ НА . ПЛАНИРОВКЕ + ВЗАГРУЖЕНИ ОТ 204 001. ВВР -39-082/ ( , ДАН ЗАГОТ ВО УПРАВЛЕНИЯ ТО)- - ИЛИ: ЗУСНЕРКА ИЛИ НА СЕМЕЙСТВЕ З. + ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840 ДЛЯ ЗУБЧИКОВЫХ О 21768200, ТТ - ТОД АРКИН ИЛИЯ ЗИГМУНДОВИЧ МИЛ-5012.1114 УАО) - ТОГ -ЗИЛЬСКИЙ + ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840 - ВЗАГРУЖЕНИ С ОНА ПАУЛИТ 21384009 ИЛИ ЗЕМЕЛЬНАЯ -ОХВАТ ГЛУБОКОЙ ДЛЯ ИХ. + ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840 ВВОДНОЙ УРОВЕНЬ НА СЕМЕЙСТВЕ ОЖИДАНО И.ООЛБ -У ЗНАЧЕНИЯ ИЛИ -ОШИБКИ ИЛИ ПОЛУЧИТЬ 21384009 / , МЫСЛИ 770'2 БМУ ЗЗСТ ВО УПРАВ КР - ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ ОХВАТ ЗА ЗАГРУЖЕНИ 'БЕЛ АЛОТ ОБРАБОТКА + ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840 ИЛИ ПОЛУЧИТЬ ОХВАТ, ОНИКИ ИЛИ ЗЕМЛЕУСТРОЙСТВО НА СЕГМЕНТ ЗА ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840 + ОБРАБОТКА (ОБРАБОТКА) ОХВАТ ОЧЕНЬ ОЖИДАНО -Ф ОБРАБОТКА. /ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИЯ ИЛИ + ОБРАБОТКА -ОХВАТ НАПРАВЛЕНИЕ ДЛЯ ПОЛУЧИТЬ ВО ВВОД -ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ + (УЗНАНИЯ 'Г)-ОЖИДАНО ОЖИДАНО ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840. ОЧЕНЬ ОЖИДАНО ЭКСТЕНСИОНАЛЬНЫЙ РАЗМЕР 213840 ```**
Read Page
Page 597
C. ZIEGLOER 1956 JOURNAL SEPT 29 SAGEHEN CREEK, 6400 FT, 3 MI. NW HOBART MILLS NEVADA CO. CAST. SET OUT TRAPS AS FOLLOWS AT 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM, LAST NIGHT. MUS SPEC'S - 50 ON DRY ROCKY HILLSIDE WITH ARTEMISIA ON LOWER PART + CONIFERS ON UPPER PART. 1/2 "" 39 ALONG CREEK IN WET MEADOW WITH CONIFER BOARD 30-50 FT. AWAY, TRAPS SET IN GRASS (I THINK) AND ALONG EDGE OF WATER. THESE 39 & 50 ABOVE SET ABOUT 30' APART WITH ONE PEAN BAIT. SCHUYLER TRAPS - 4 ON ROCKY HILLSIDE + 1 ALONG CREEK (WITH MUS. SPEC'S) RAT TRAPS - 5 ON ROCKY HILLSIDE AS ABOVE + 5 ALONG MEADOW CREEK, (TOTAL) 89 MUS SPEC'S, 5 SCHUYLER + 5 RAT TRAPS. ALSO SET OUT 25 LIVE "BENSON- BURT" TRAP'S ALONG ROCKY HILLSIDE BAITED WITH OATMEAL. RAN THESE 25 LAST NIGHT + GOT 2 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS + SAW ANOTHER YOUNG ONE (?) RAN TRAPS AT 7:00&10 AM # ON ROCKY HILLSIDE GOT 4 PEROMYS. MANICULATUS, 1 CITELLUS HATRERUS 1 EUTOMINS [illegible] SPECIOSA, 3 EUTOMINS AMOENUS. IN MEADOW 3 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS, 2 SORBY VAGARANS.
Read Page
Page 598
2903 291 Лекция Взаимодействие (4,5,6,7) и (8,9) Тя 2002-09 иа 1945Т туо тзг ,тыоим тга л ,ма оог-ма ое: в создана укоса ябв мо оз - 2'392 зум тзап звала ко аизмфял мти .Тяпа сгваа кэ зрззкхуо -> и п-згзп омап рэ " " сзпюоо утм (моаэм тэн 1945Т ,муна тт оз-оз гзргза) озоа дия (амт'1) згад ми тзб оз пэ згзкт . сгрин зо зово миу туга 'ое туоа тзг зюба .Тяп маца а.о Укоси мо л - 1945Т шжрвмд (тм) уззак-озана ) т зойлшш (2'392,2ум зойлшш укоси мо г - 1945Т раст (моаэм озана г + зюба зэ .уззпк зхуког г,2'392,2ум рэ ["ратот"] 1945Т расл э+ -козвэр ,звил зс тву тзг озм Укоси озана 2'945т"тшв ззмгао утиу о-тнаб зойлшш + тхэим гзап зс згзкт маф (уа узнмам 202тмстд) 5 тбо ('')зко сшюк сштон (ма з+ #-та о8ог та 2945Т маф ?умзд + тоо зойлшш укоси ко (оззкам 2уатт,71,2вхп узмкм э,-д80/39г 20.мстц) 1 .зумма симап созкмаа в (моаэм ут .Тяпав згзб г,ахлшмшв
Read Page
Page 599
A. C. ZIEBKE 1956 Journal Sept 29 Southen Creek, 6400 ft, 3 mi. NW Hobart Mtns. (Cont.) Nevada Co. Cal.: LIVE TRAPS HAD NOTHING ELSE THIS A.M. CAN ROCKY HILLSIDE TRAPS TWICE DURING DAY (4:30 PM & 4:00 PM) & GOT 4 MORE AUTOMIS AMOENUS. I HAD SOT 5 MARE PER TRAPS THERE AS I CAN THEM AT 8:00 AM THIS AM. SOUTHEN IS A UNIV. CAMEL RESCREEN STATION, HAS 6' WIDE 6' DEEP CREEK, WET MEADOWS WITH DRY SPOTS AND ALDER FARMION ALONG CREEK. AWAY FROM MEADOWS HILLSIDES ARE DRY WITH CONIFERS & OCCASIONAL ROCKY PATCHES OF ARTEMISIA, (MOSCH LOOCEPUL PINE) ALONG DUSTY ROADS ROCKS ARE PILED & CHIPMUNKS (EV. AMIGU) SEEN OFTEN ALONG HERE. WEATHER: HOT DURING DAY ? COLD (26°-) AT NIGHT. OTHER MEMBERS OF ZOO 135 CLASS CAUGHT: SOTEX NOBORRNI MUSTELA GEMINCA (CAUGHT ON ROAD) THOMOMYS MONTICOLA IN SENDU. MICROTUS MON TONUS '' HONGICAROUS Zapus Princes (1) along creek in grass BIRDS: (SEEN AS SHOT BY OTHERS): YELLOW BEWING SPAUCHER - 1 STILLBE JAYS (7+) MT. SNICKROCE (10+) RED-TAILGO NAWK
Read Page
Page 600
1705607 29.05.2016 Решение № 28 от 29.05.2016 г. Согласно статье 45 ГК РФ, за причинение вреда здоровью гражданина ответственность несет лицо, которое своими действиями или бездействием привело к возникновению указанного вреда. В данном случае вред здоровью был причинен лицом, которое не имело право на осуществление данной деятельности. Следовательно, оно должно возместить все убытки, причиненные пострадавшему. Размер компенсации определяется исходя из степени тяжести вреда здоровью и расходов на его лечение. В данном случае вред здоровью был средней тяжести, поэтому компенсация составит 50 000 рублей. Кроме того, пострадавший имеет право на получение морального возмещения в размере 10 000 рублей. Таким образом, общая сумма компенсации составит 60 000 рублей.
Read Page
Page 601
P.C.ZICERAS 1956 Journal SEPT. 29 SAGINAW CREEK, 6400 FT. 3 MI. NW HOGART MILLS, NEVADA (CONT) SPOTTED TOWNSEND FOX SPARROW ??? (DON LAURENCE) JUNCO (MANY - 30+) Also set 5 traps around cabin at midnight + 5 min's later cot a Peromyscus maniculatus also 1 more during night. saw 2 F (DEAD WITHOUT SPIKES) Odocoileus hemionus on rocky slope in conifers about 7:30 PM. last night. Many deer hunters around o. 1 care-hit deer(?) on road - hit last night, SEPT. 30 SET OUT 39 MUS SPEC'S, 5 RAT + 5 SCHUYLER TRAPS IN WET GRASSY MEADOW BESIDE STREAM LAST NIGHT. MUS SPEC'S BESIDE 3OR 4 IN. WIDE RIVULETS + ALONG STREAM COT UNDER OVERHANGING ROOFS OF DRY + GRASS. RAT TRAPS + SCHUYLERS BAITED WITH WALNUTS AND/OR DRUGO FRUIT + SET ON LOGS. NONE OF THOSE SPRUNG, THO, BUT MUS SPEC'S CAUGHT 5 MICROTUS LONGICAVUS, 50 MUS SPEC'S AND 5 RAT TRAPS SO LEFT OUT FROM YESTERDAY ON DRY ROCKY SLOPE HAD ONLY 2 Peromyscus maniculatus. TOTAL: 87 MUS SPEC'S - {5 MICROTUS LONGICAVUS 25 "BIG" LIVE TRAPS - 1 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 10 RAT TRAPS - NOTHING 5 SCHUYLER TRAPS - " SAW DRACO POREUPINE BESIDE ROAD ABOUT 30 MILES AWAY FROM SAGINAW
Read Page
Page 602
{ "text": "КАНАЛЫ\n1968\n20375039\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\nАПП\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 603
Touenan Sept. 29 Sagenen Creek, 6400ft., 3 mi. NW Hobner Mills, Nevada Co., Cont. ↓30 U.N.I. Cont. Sagenen Creek Station Hillside barkat station where 25 live traps set for 2 nights.
Read Page
Page 604
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 605
CZIEHLER 1956 JOURNAL SEPT. 29 +30 SAOCHEN CREEK, 6400 FT, 3 MI. NW HOBART MILLS, NEVADA CO., CALIF. DRY ROCKY HILLSIDE WITH ARTEMESIA CHUNKS TRAPPED SEPT. 29 +30. WET GRASSY MEADOW BESIDE STREAM- TRAPPED SEPT. 30.
Read Page
Page 606
"06.1982 MR CRAGG MEDICAL BEARING SYSTEM-SYNTHESIS 05+75 30133A 04043IT-085542 "[illegible]" "06.1982 DR RICKI HIRSHIDE WITH DETERMINATION CHANGES 05+75 30133A 04043IT"
Read Page
Page 607
C. Zicbar 1956 JOVANON AT.29 30 SPOEHEM CREEK, 6400 FT., 3 MI. NW HOBART MILLS, NEVADA CO., CALIF. "MEETING" ROOM AT SPOEHEM STATION, SKINNING MAMMALS (GROUND FROM LEFT) THALER, SHARPE, LEWIN, LAWRENCE, ZOO 135 FIELD YEAR.
Read Page
Page 608
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 609
A.C.ZICORR 1956 JOURNAL. SEPT.30 SAUGHER CREEK, 6400FT, 3MI.NW HOBART MILLS, NEVADA CO, (CON'T) ONT TRIP HOME. MAMMALS CAUGHT BY CHAPS. FOR WHOLE TRIP: (14 PEOPLE) SOREY TROMBRIOTI - 2+ SOREX VAGANS - 3+ CITELLUS LATIGANIS - 3+ EUTOMIAS AMOENUS - 20+ "" SPECIOSA - 2(?) PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS - 30+ ZARVIS PRINCEPS - 2 MICROTUS MONTANUS - 8+ "" LONGICAUDOS - 8+ THOMONIS MONTICOLA - 3OR4 NEOTOMA CINCEREA - 3 ODOCOILUS NEMIONUS CAUGHT AND +2 SEEN. SOURBEAR EUTOMIAS, / PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS & / MICROTUS MONTANUS GUTTO TO BROUGHT BACK TO SKIN LATER. JOHN LAWRENCE HAD GOOD LUCK IN A MEADOW SHOWING MICROTUS-LIKE RUNWAYS - GOT 4 SOREX, 10+ MICOTU MONTANUS, & PEROMYSCUS. MEADOW IS ABOUT A MILE UP THE STATION ROAD DOWN A LEFT TURN SIDE ROAD A WAYS & NEAR AN OLD CABIN APPARENTLY. OCT.17 SILVER CANYON, 4600FT, SMILENEBISHAW, INYO CO., CALIF. PUT UP (FOR MVT) 5 MAN'S BRIGHT GREW FROM WHITE MT'S REGION IN SOUTHERN CAWF. CONN. OCT 12, 1956. NEOTOMA & DIDOS (4 MAYBE PEROMYTHUS) SEEMED TO HAVE BEEN EATING GREEN VEG-MATTER FROM GROWTH OF STOMACH CONTENTS,
Read Page
Page 610
1) [illegible] [illegible] 2) [illegible] (200941) :9\$T - \$\$\$\$\$\$\$ +\#- 137018\$\$\$\$\$\$\$ +Z - ZN550\$\$\$\$\$\$\$ +E - Z140056A ZVH5TI +O5- 2U73OM A ZBIM9TUTJ (9)E- 280LZ392 "" +O5- ZNANZIAM ZV0ZYM091 E- 293VI9.9 ZLAAS +E - ZNNIOM ZVT0SIM +g - ZN0A9TOJAI "" \$D6- NNOITNAM ZTMMONT E- OX95ZIM-OHMO9M [illegible] [illegible] 2U73M939 I, 8INATUV \$921 \$90M ZUT92IM | -> ZTANVICHAM NIZ OT KAA9 TNUA96-> O5TTUS .\$KAJ m [illegible] AOOO OA UZMZWAU MTOI VI LUT05IM OMUMS W00JM - A [illegible]\$61, +3402+ 700- ZNMNNA W0AA-M . ZV0ZYM95098 ZVNNOM [illegible] \$T 9U 3IM - A TUGGA ZI \$AIA MAVT 7431 - A WNOO, OAOAI OIO MA 9AH + ZKAU-A OA0J .\$TTH5A99A NI8AO [illegible] [illegible] NI96 TNAO96 I'MAN 2 (SVM 909) 9U TU9 NIAW M9RTV3 IN K0739 ZTM \$TINW NAGT Z6A.9- AUTOAEM , \$P1,51 TO ( ) ,JIC \$TAH O ZNM92(ZVTH49059 8AMM) [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 611
A.C. ZIEBOLD 1956 JOURNAL Oct 17 SADDEN CREEK, 6400 FT., 3 MI. NW HODDER MILKS, NEWAYGA CO. (SEE BEAT, PUT UP 2 COTTONY BAGS TO TRAP FROM 30, 1956 FOR DATA) FROM ZOO 13/5 FIELD TRAP, CORN SEAT 30, (PUT UP LAST OF SADDEN MAMMALS - 2 EUROVARIAS 1 MICROBIS OCT 24.) Oct 20 6.2 MI. S 3.1 MI. E, TIMANES BLUFF, MARIN CO., CALIF. LOCATY FROM USGS POINT REYES QUAD, CO, 1918, REF. 1930. MET DR & MRS BENSON 1 MI. S INJUNCES & DR. POINTED OUT 6000 NEVADACHUS TAMPING GROUNDS WHERE I GOT OUT 89 MUS TRAPS & 2 RAT TRAPS BAITED WITH ONO PEAS. AT ABOUT 4:00 PM, TRAPS SET 5 TO 15 FT APART IN CLUMPS OF GEARS AND/OR CARRY BEG. 06-5 FT WIDE, 8 IN. DEEP CREEK IN COW PATTERIES (2 PHOTOS TAKEN). MANY CLUMPS OF GRASS & CARB WITH SOME BROKEN HORN & BLACKBERRIES & NETTLES WERE CHURCHY ALONG THE CREEK IN A BAND ABOUT 50 FT. THICK. THE CLUMPS (WHICH WERE MOSTLY MORE OR LESS ISOLATED BY COW TAILS FROM EACH OTHER) WERE ABOUT 2-3 FT IN DIAMETER. THESE WERE PASTED FROM TOP TO SIDE & THE REFUSE CHARGED ROM GROUND IN CENTER & DIRT JOB AWAY TO UNCOVER 1/2 IN DIA RATS JUST BELOW GROUND. THERE WERE OPEN UP FAR MAYBE 6 TO 8 INCHES & TRAPS SET AT RIGHT A'S BETWEEN. SOME SECTIONS WERE SOLID GRASS, CARRY ETC BUT BY PUSHING PATHS THRU THEM TRAPS COULD BE SET THAT THE STEM [illegible] IN RUM THAT WERE SET OUT. ALL CLUMPS WERE ABOUT
Read Page
Page 612
{ "text": "[illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\n\n[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 613
JOVENAN 07/26/56 1956 Oct. 20, 6.2mi. S, 3.1mi. E Tomales Bluff, Marin Co., Calif. Clumps of Creepy Grass etc. Trapped Oct 21. Dry Angeland in background. Center of clumps where Mus. Specials were Phared in "more" runs. Grounds mostly damp. John Lawrence in photo.
Read Page
Page 614
No text detected
Read Page
Page 615
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL Oct. 20 (cont.) 6.2 mi. S, 3.1 mi. E TOMAHES BAFF, MARIN CO., CAUF, 50+ ft. 3 TO 3 1/2 FT HIGH. GROUND WAS DAMP AND EASILY SUG INTO IN MOST PLACES BUT IN OTHERS QUITE DRY, HARD Y WITH NOT SO FREQUENT RUNS AS IN DAMP GROUND. VERY WET AREAS SEEMED TO HAVE NO RUNS - JUST MUD. CAUGHT A SHREW (TROWBRIDGE) IN ONE OF 15 TRAPS AT 5:15 PM. JOHN LAWRENCE WHO SET OUT SOME SPECIES EARLIER, IN SAME AREA CAUGHT 3 SAME SPECIES IN ABOUT 30 TRAPS CHECKED AT THIS TIME. Oct. 21 (caught 9 Sorex trowbridgei +) PEROMYSCUS MONICULATUS OUT OF 89 MVS. SPECIES THIS AM . 3 or 4 OTHER TRAPS SPEWING (MAYBE BY RABBITS) DIRT PUSHED UP IN 2 MORE RUNS WHERE TRAPS WERE SET. - 8 mi. N Bridge Haven, Sonoma Co Oct. 21 1 mi. N, 0.2 mi. E BRIDGE HAVEN, SONOMA CO., CAUF, 30+ ft. 11am WAULUS DOUGLAS FIRS FOR PEROMYSCUS NESTS ALONG EDGE OF HWAY 1 FROM BRIDGE HAVEN BRIDGE AND ALONG RUSSIAN RIVER THRU DUNCAN MILKS, MONTE RIO, CAMP MEADER, OCCIDENTIA AND ON TO FREESTONE. GOT MICE ONLY AT 1 MI. N BRIDGE HAVEN (1 MOUSE) (BESIDE ROAD) AND AT ABOVE LOCATION (ON POINT OVERLOOKING RIVER.) (3 MICE) PETER JORDAN, JOHN LAWRENCE + I WERE SHOWN THE CATCHING TECHNIQUE BY DR BENSON'S WIFE. THE 4 MICE WENT AROUND JUST RIGHT (1 TO EACH OF ). MANY TREES & NESTS WORKED BUT ONLY THOSE NEAR BRIDGE HAVEN.
Read Page
Page 616
2019 [illegible] [illegible] и, отнюдь не книга дня + аран, яд - шид зорито и, туб та зня - тшкбсша оз том нтв [illegible] кнц, омиаад ф-оо и, интзг - зня он зях от омззэ и ( 370,91408) сдана г тшда . мг 21:2 тн озкопозат е-зо оне омоэ тлобэз очу, звмв нкнот [illegible] зняз и, зяат, яад +;392 остоба и зязак змаэ в шка) зим 2:вт та озкзо 299? + [illegible] - ( 1301888, хз902 ? тшда ) 15 тог 99 24-туб [illegible] 20027мод-ф + оо з ма знгт 2.3392 .21м [illegible] я-занм) шз992 зятт хнтто шма -том с и ау дннга тал 752 закко зяат -393нв 8. . [illegible] [illegible] в е бозе шм 1,5 тог тмзснгш ф сщ зэ танд озкылл + [illegible] и гав.н, 30 эд о-оара 2932в [illegible] яна она зогад ннк озкйа мод, дз тном, шим кшцд чнтр зивс [illegible] от ома -атн-жо(, эл-эгм ома зтнса в.и1 та рнтэ зом то? то) гг-806)-зв89 тана (аоим-шз38) [illegible] ( 2924-озкбсщыц ) томт + [illegible]-заос I-т змз9.нд имот [illegible] яд уэ -змнхат-амитас - [illegible] -та00, ва5в зня 4 ант [illegible] з39т тшм (8о нозз и ) [illegible]-34.38 с8он -зутт
Read Page
Page 617
A.C. ZICKEFEE 1956 JOURNAL Oct 21 1 mi. N, 0.2 mi. E BRIDGEHAVEN, 50+ ft., Sonoma Co, Calif. DOUGLAS FIR .9 mi. BY ROAD FROM MIDDLE OF BRIDGEHAVEN BRIDGE (or about .8 mi. N Bridge- Haven). Approximate location of Prew Denny's NEST CIRCLED. I mouse from this nest,
Read Page
Page 618
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 619
A.C. ZIEBKER 1956 JOURNAL Oct. 21. 1 mi. N, 0.2 mi. E BRIOGENAVEN, 50+ FT, SONOMA CO, CALI Picture still inovenors Oct. 29. SE. N Carrigan Drt Riveras Co. Vacant. PUT UP A CAPTIVE DROOBER IS OBEHIT GIVEN TO ME DEMO BY TIM ANDERSON OF MVE. HE SMO JOEY COOL MIGHT GIVE INFO ON WHEN Y WHERE COLLECTED . TIP OF THE BROOK-HARF NO APPEAROR REMAIN FOR OCTOH Nov. 4 2 mi. W Baow Stettm, 500+ FT, San Mateo Co., CALE (ON US65 SAN MATEO QUAD, EB OF DINO 19) GOT A OK. FROM A MR. GOWLER TO TRAP ON LARGE DRAY KAGE THAT STRETCHES FROM JON ABIG SOBA. BLUE UP TO SKYLINE BLUE. FARM MODELY PARTNER WITH Z OR 3 WINTER DAYS
Read Page
Page 620
No text detected
Read Page
Page 621
A.C. Zeeher 1956 Journal Oct 2) 1 mi. N, 0.2 mi. E Bridge Haven, 50+ ft., Sonoma Co, Calif. (cont.) GAVE ANY MICE. OTHER NESTS LOOKED AT TURNED OUT TO BE THOSE OF WOODRATS OR SQUIRRELS. GOT BACK TO INVERNESS ABOUT 5:30 PM, B. RDS FOR 2 DAYS! WESTERN GREBE - 5 WINTRERAIN - 1 (BY DEBOWEN) TURKEY VULTURE - 10 MORPH WREN(?) - 3 SPARROW HAWK - 10 ROBIN - 5 RED TAILED HAWK(?) 2 # MC-K. BARNDOOR - 6 MORPH HAWK - 2 AUDUBON (MYRTLE?) WARTER - 4 CALIF. QUAIL - 15 (2 COUPL) W. MEADOWLARK - 20+ COOT - 30+ RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD - 100+ KILLDEER - 1 BREWER'S B' BIRD - 100+ WINNAT - 50 BROWN TOWNSE - 5 GULLS WHITEROOF SPARROW - 10 RED-ON'S FALCULE - 10 SONO SPARROW - 2 Y-B. SNAKEE - 1 CROW - 5 BLUEB PHOEBE - 5 RAVEN - 1 SCRUB JAY - 3 Oct 29 2.5 mi. N CARPESON CITY RIVERSIDE Co, California CAPT. MONT 1, 1954. PUT UP A CAPTIVE DIPODOMYS OBSERET? GIVEN TO ME DEATH BY JIM ANDERSON OF MVE. HE SAID -> JERRY COOL MIGHT give info on when & where COLLECTED. TIP OF YTH BROWN OFF. NO APPARENT REASON FOR DEATH, Nov. 4 2 mi. W Baden Station, 500+ ft., San Mateo Co, Calif. (ON USGS SAN MATEO QUAD, ED. OF JUNE 1915) GOT A OK FROM A MR. GETISLER TO TRAP ON LARGE DAIRY FARM THAT STRETCHES FROM JUNIPERO SCREE BLVD UP TO SKYLINE BLVD. FARM MOSTLY PASTURE WITH 2 OR 3 WATER SPOTS.
Read Page
Page 622
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 623
A.C. Ziegler 1956 Journal Nov 4 (cont) 2 mi. W Barden Station, 500 ft, San Mateo Co., Calif. with chumps of JUNCUS (?), ground in those chumps only damp tho not marshy. Set 50 mus traps in mile(?) runs among clumps and on edge of field along road shoulder (a bank with briars mtn) in center of most clumps ground was firmly hard & couldn't find underground runs - so traps just set in occasional open spaces in centers of clumps. Set out traps at 4:00 PM (Nov.3) & ran them at 6:00 PM & 9:00 PM as well as 6:30 AM Nov 4. 6:00 PM { 3 REITHRO'S 1 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS 4 MICROTUS OREITAPHENICUS 9:00 PM { 2 REITHRO'S 3 MICROTUS (also one recently-preoged song & parson - Relish) 6:30 AM { 10 REITHRO'S 1 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS (or caught to trap?) 5 MICROTUS Most of Reithro's caught by traps. This location is .9 mi. N of Sharp Park Cutoff Road on Skyline Blvd. (right side of Skyline when heading N.) Chinese Cemetery is a mile or so further down this small road.
Read Page
Page 624
[illegible] Nov 5, 2001 (5) Zuchet to Ramuz bko Ost Arab yako zamuz obam m 2992 zum of -752. Yzram ton zamuz aboma zua (b)um mi dog-ina odg to 300 no om maw zaiw xwa a) shoaraz shoara (A Bank with bko) In Center of West Claim Oveling theirs + arab yagar zaw of - zua omiagz8om dmiq mwibaco mi -58 tzu 29st milo to zaftwo mi 2992 w392 (3 Nov) m900:4 ta 29st tuo-to m900:p + m900:d ta mwht kag + + uilvmag ob:d za 15w ba [illegible] zuaqz8om { m900:d 2992mb92 1 [illegible] 4 29m5 5} m900:p [illegible] 5 2'oswi 59, 017 [illegible] zuo2rmoag 1 MA ob:d [illegible] zuozam 2 ... ra thua2 zaftwo to m mto st THEZ ocomu zik 400 to mi im p0,21 wotkomd zik a49 om yb2 m 990p u 4.9g (Right of 2mike qm reeom) zuam - a 21 yu3mo 88wih am lga m2 zikt w4oo sht-aiq 02
Read Page
Page 625
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 Journal Nov. 4. 1.5 mi. S, 1 mi. W MILBRAE, 400 ft, SAN MARCO CREEK. (Cont.) Set 39 MUS SPEC'S AT THIS LOCATION ABOUT 5:00 PM NOV. 3. LOCATION IS ALONG UNPAVED ROAD ABOUT ¼ MI. NORTH OF CAUSEWAY OR DAM AT S END OF LAKE ANDREWS. (USES SAN MARCO QUAD. CO. OF JUNE 1915) North TRAPS SET IN SCOOPED-OUT SPOTS IN LEAF LITTER ON BUMP (NE-FACING) SLOPE 20 FT. ABOVE ROAD, BUT ON ROAD. SIDE OF FENCE. ON EITHER SIDE OF ROAD IS SAN FRANCISCO GAME REFUGE & WATER SUPPLY LAND. POISON OAK, BRAMBLE, BUCKEYE & OAK GREW ON HILLSIDE & LITTER WAS ABOUT 2 INCHES THICK. ROW TRAPS AT ABOUT 9:00 PM (NOV. 3) & SET AT 7:30 AM (NOV. 4): Trap LINE TRAPS SET IN SCOOPED-OUT SPOTS IN LEAF LITTER ON BUMP (NE-FACING) SLOPE 20 FT. ABOVE ROAD, BUT ON ROAD. SIDE OF FENCE. ON EITHER SIDE OF ROAD IS SAN FRANCISCO GAME REFUGE & WATER SUPPLY LAND. POISON OAK, BRAMBLE, BUCKEYE & OAK GREW ON HILLSIDE & LITTER WAS ABOUT 2 INCHES THICK. ROW TRAPS AT ABOUT 9:00 PM (NOV. 3) & SET AT 7:30 AM (NOV. 4): 9:00 PM { 2 PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 PEROMYSCUS TRUEI + 1 THAT PULLED OUT OF TRAP AS I APPROACHED 2 MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS 7:30 A.M. { 3 PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS 1 " TRUEI ?? MANCURICUS
Read Page
Page 626
{ "text": "15:30 AM\n\n20/06/2024\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[il [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 627
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL Nov. 4 (cont.) 1.5 mi. S, 1 mi. W MILLBEAT, 400 ft., SAN MATEO CREEK. TRAPS AND DITCHES WITH OLD PEARS. SET 10 TO 20 FT. APART. IN BOTH LOCATIONS. THE GROUND AT THE LITTLE ANDREWS LOCATION WAS DAMP & LOOSE BUT WITH MUCH GRAVEL IN IT. ONLY SAW 6 "MORE" RUNS ROUND, THERE OUT OUT & NEARS SET IN FRONT OF THEM. HILLSIDE EXTENDED UP BENEATH TRAPS STEEPLY FAR AT LEAST SEVERAL HUNDRED MORE FEET - ALL SWROD, MOIST WOODS. ANDER'S ROAD WAS ALSO MOIST WOODS BUT WITH MARGINAL LESS OPEN SPACES WITH BEECHREAS & SPARSE SHORT GRASS - HAROLY GOOD MICROFUS TERRITORY. ODD- LOOKING SCATE PICKED UP TO BE IDENTIFIED: NATURAL SIZE SHINY GREENISH BROWN. DEER? [illegible] BIRDS SEEN: RED TAILED HAWK - 1 SPARROW HAWK-1 PIGO-BILLED GEESE -2 OOD - 50+ GULLS - 100+ FLICKER, RED-SN. - 1 /KNOTISHAG(?) HORRO. ROBIN 1 GEESE - 10 UNID. QUITE HEAVY NONKING. JUNCO - 2 SONG SPARROW - 5
Read Page
Page 628
КНИГА ОТ 1)ОПОРНЫЕ ТОЧКИ, ЗАГЛУШКИ (УМЛ.2, МЗ.1 Н.04) 0-10 КИЛОМЕТРОВ НА 295Т 384А АРГО ОТ ОД -ТО 27КГБ В БОЛЬШИХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЯХ И НА ТРАССЕ АНГЛИЙСКОГО КАБИНЕТА, НО В ЭТОМ МЕСТЕ ОЧЕНЬ МАЛЫЕ. ПРИ НАГРУЗКЕ ОНИ БУДУТ "УДАЛЯТЬ" 295Т И ИСПОЛЬЗОВАТЬ ТУЖЕ. 9-10 ЧАСОВ, ТО ЕСТЬ С 9 ДО 18 НАЧАЛО ЗАНЯТИЙ СО ВСЕМИ, ПОСЛЕ ЧАЮСТВА ЗАВЕРШАЕТ ОБРАБОТКУ ДАННЫХ ТА КАК ЭТО - ТРЕНД-ЗАМ 02-04 ЧАСА ОТ 18:30 А ДО 20:00 ДО КОНЦА 20:00, ТО ЕСТЬ С 20:00 ДО 23:59 ИЛИ ПОЯСНЕНИЕ 23:59-24:00 ИЛИ - 12 ЧАСОВ 23:59-24:00 + 24.00. НАЧИНАЕТ УТРОМ 00:00 ДО 09:00, ЗАВЕРШАЕТ В 10:00 В СРЕДНЕЕ: 09:15-23:00 -28 ЗАДАЧА ИЛИ ЗАДАЧИ. ПРИНЦ :4552 20918 1 - ЛЮБЫХ ОЗНАЧЕН ТРУБНЫХ МОНТАЖ 5 - ДОГОВОР ОБРАБОТКИ +02 - 000 +001 - 1100 1 - НЕТ-ОТКЛОНЕНИЕ [illegible] (3) НЕВРОЛОГИЯ БЕЛАЯ [illegible] [illegible] 2 - [illegible]
Read Page
Page 629
Nov 18 8 mi. S, 3 mi. E Tomales Bruff, 25' ft., Marin Co., Calif. Set out 50 mus. spee. along Smark Stream, and in grass clumps beside & among 10' high willows on E side of road. No runs found by digging in ground anywhere more but around damp along stream & in willows. more?? Set 35 mus. spee's in runs in damp ground beside trickle of water on W side of road. Also 5 rat traps (3 on woodrat house & 2 on fallen tree 15' away). (Novaland) Ran all traps about 6:00 AM (Nov 17) But got only 1 sorex vagrans. Ate supper at John McChurges Ranch & went Nite-hiking with Boo [35] chars. Vichewing Dr Benson shot a Procyon lotar in White Gulch. Eyes shone light orange in lite but greenish when coon's head was turning, saw 2 other pair's of eyes in trees (coon?), walked over a couple of hills & Vic Got 2 other shots at eyes but no bodies. Saw a fox along Pierce Ranch road. Slept in old bunkhouse (on floor). Ran traps at 7:30 AM. (Nov 18). Got 3 sorex trawber, + 3 peromyscus maniculatus on E side of road. On W side of road got 2 sorex trawbrby, + 5 Rithrodontomy's megalotis. (+ the sorex vagrans mentioned above)
Read Page
Page 630
7140 ОmsM, 325 99uA 82mmOT 3umE 2mY 81 W -2mW, .22R2. 2UM 02 T6O-T62 Milli 280ad ni DHA, mg9Te mMz 2lojduu WAH'OI 0Homa ->30:33B 0MOT 2mAg OA .0-091 To-30:2 E MO aSHuYMa OMHOA HI-MH2010 YB -aMOH OMMA OHAU5O T6a-333H ,2lo621uW ni mg9Te ni 2mE, ni i'39g.2UM 2E-T-E To 3MOT 30:33B OMHOA 4MAO ozHA .0-091 To-30:2 (W) MO OTAH -> 3MOH mA000w Mo E) 29:01 TAG B migu). (MHUA'2I ->3AT mAAaY Ho S (MU)M9O0': 2-TUBBA 2OAT HHA MAg ,2Mg90H->390E I Y-MHO 700 T6B mAg 235.110²M WIDE TA 5-99u0z-THA 281 068 HUW -HWI-J-HH TH3U+T A TOH2 MOZHBA qO-WH3JN .288AO , HOUO HTIH(U ni AOTA WMHOOAg ni ni m9aoTHHA -BwH2 25Yg a-0H 2MOO WAHU HA339A T6A BAHA ->MTO E U42. ZHMENT 2AH O-JAW, (? WOO) 288T WI 3H9-To JN-> 2MIH To-3uAOa-a 9HoA TUB 8075 TA 8TOH2 ->MTO E TOB -2MAA YH A U42. 23UOB OM OUO HI T922 .0-091 HCHAH 306E A HA 2OAT HA (8007 HI)ZUOHJHOg AMMOT 4382 E TOB .(81HOU) MA OE.T. ,2mW-2MMAA 2422xMO-4 E+ 0.2 W MO .0-091 To-30:2 E MO MOJAHOT Mo2 E To2 0-091 To 3OO 28AM JHOMOHAyT87 > +
Read Page
Page 631
Nov 18 (cont.) 8 mi S, 3 mi E Tomahes Bluff, 25+ ft, Macon Co., Cauc. (locality from U.S.G.S. QUAD POINT REYES ed of 1918, reprinted 1925). 3 flat traps sprung + grabbed but no hair in them so maybe noctoma(?) just moved them without getting caught. Other members of class got only Perca Schisticeps mus, Petromyzon marinus & Scorynops also. On W side of road clumps of Juncus + grass about 3 ft high + 2-3 ft thick grew close together with foot-wig paths among the clumps. Stream was only 2-3 in. deep and spread out several feet in some places to give a muddy bog. I dug into ground in these clumps (where inner grass had died) and found tunnels 1-1/2 inches in dia. In almost every clump where ground was damp (but not dripping wet), 10' away from the stream, no ground was hard or dry + I could not find tunnels in these clumps. All ground was a little sandy but not enough to allow the tunnels to cave in. Here traps (on W side of road) were set from 5-15 ft apart. Most of traps on E side of road set from 15-20 or more ft apart. Bait - old peanuts. Besides those traps with animals in them only half a dozen other mus spec's were sprung. Saw Herpestis, Odocoileus, Afer, Vony, Silyva.
Read Page
Page 632
а) отменен на 25.7768 замот 3,1м8,2,1м8 (1 назван дуба 2-22,0 мот гиткада) (т загат-таке, (2591 сативава 8191 30.03 книги яки икон ан туб о-оооод + -онугарз кит озвом твет (3) амотовн зартам оз крана озвн (3) пикам -виттээ туотик(1) wilnam tuotmbea) кун0 т00 2810 30 рзодоумрат застоз + оаритоза, ети-и тамно оаво 30-30:2 (1 и 0), озана квн т9 8 тугам заан) + вуонт 40 жнт-зотт з00д у000 жнт т9 Е-5+п эт-эномер лтаа 30(1)-тоо9 нив м16-с кун0 2ав0 мазил, тамно маго438 тво о-згарз оика аава 8-внр от эзеря змот ит-тога онугозд оми-оод I .008 коачм (еабо дикм-зоинх) тамно 38нт и1 +-1 ешвиет он4от оика (0310 аан кава9 трома и1, а10 и1 зэнов тве) а-мав саву онугоз зэзнч9тмво кит жест калча'01,(7600-0199190 том -осан 2ав онугоз оит, мазг8 eзвнт он4 т0н а.вед I + мао 6ав онугоз кА, тамно зэртв и1 кюон) тои тва повтэ зттид а жн, и-200 от 23внт-кт (кана от завч(а-905) 40 30:2 (1 ио)зааст Т20М .таага. т9 21-2 мот7 732 м9а-732 (а05) 40 30:2 3 во зааст 40 010 - та6, таага. т9 зом.оо ос-21 м1в зааст 32кт 8301838 . зивжа - а эван кун0 жнт и1 етамиша кнае 55б (1) 1992 200, 55100 мзод ин2. мах таф, узнжозоо, зтвАчкэ сиа2
Read Page
Page 633
A.C.Zieber 1956 Journal Louis E.M.S. 3 mi. E Tomales bluff 25 ft. Marn O. Calif. cont. Breenman & Louis can. Farnicus ALL EITHER AT DUSK OR AT NIGHT. HEARD A BABY SQUIRREL AT DR. BENSON'S PLACE THIS A.M. AT 10:00 CAWD?!! Birds: GEESE - 1 SHOT BY MOONA Western GEESE - 1 Night Heron - 2 HEARD Red-Tow HAWK - # SPARROW HAWK - 4 Co(3)Quail - 4 Killdeer - 4 (coming) Owls SCREECH OWL - 1 HEARD BARN(?) OWL - (FLYING OVER AT NIGHT Red SHO FLICKER - 3 HARRY W'RELORE - 1 BLACK PHOEBG - 2 MARSH WREN - 1 RUBY-CREO KINGFISHER - 2 (MYRTLE OR AVOCADO?) WAGTLE - 1 W. McGROOLKARK - 4+ SHEIKE - 1 KINGFISHER - 1 (S.P.TAYLOR STATE PARK) HAD A FULL MOON AND NIGHT WITH AN ECLIPSE STARTING AT 9:00AM. FOG COVERED ALL LOW AREAS LAST NITE BUT TOPS OF HILLS WERE FREE FROM IT. MY READING AREA WAS PROBABLY COVERED BY LIGHT FOG. FLAGGE & STRINGS ON YERNOS SET NEAR WILLOW THICKET WERE PARTLY FROZEN THIS A.M. BUT NOT THOSE IN THICHTOR OR THOSE ON SLIGHTLY HIGHER GROUND NO MICROPHONES CUGHT BY ANYONE. NO RELEASING?
Read Page
Page 634
1) Ашвм яг зс гийззамот э, им е, з, м8 бивт 2) юниао9 и9 дэал - шамша ка 30 х20 та сонта - т+а -399602 тээд-а оазн, тудм м.я 21ыг зэар9 ивозм8 , ао ка т:00:01 ка -анюсм та т0нг 1 - 38350'7', 200, я лэшс - лэаш-туом 1 - 38350 маотёч в - иуан о.т-оов т - иуан шостяз юай составимз н - рнвб(гээ) (юм) 1- (юм) н - юозамй zмюо) oazh 1 - ж0 мээзэ2 шттс-шно-ыт'91-ж0 (5)вав э - аоолг о'я озв 1 - 90696'w уанн .с - эбозч4 улд8 1 - м36(ч)29ам .с - тзэнилу о'я 2-тоб 1 - 951а9лu (5 моэод соотарм) т+ - юалюоадм .и' 1 - зк'ан2 ( уан) эвиз. шкат.э.2) 1 - сомзамйк туом иша м0ом шав-а оаз н/р та ашг.ахэ зэатё5,т+ нт,ю таз эвэа снол ина озгоо-607 3207 3эуи влиж 9а 290т тва зтм вну 399-амгаар ум тн мофм .09а тилл у8 озаоод х1бавзй шви таэ зэай иэ эомёрз + 20а7 зэст+ кэал4 зё5в - тюонт волсц tюонт ии з20ит тон тва м.я 21ыг ни (во) шаншм хтнэлэе ио з20ит зо
Read Page
Page 635
A.C. Ziegler 1956 Towena Nov 24 Grizzly Creek State Park Campground, T.I.N., R.Z.E., Humboldt Co., Calif. Camped here last night with J. Lawrence, Teddy Papenfuse, & Gary DeBerk. Set out 50 Mvs. Spee's in Redwood underbrush mostly in runs dug up in leaf litter & ground, set 10-15 ft. apart at about midnight, got only 3 Peromyscus maniculatus. Only 2 others spring. Also set out about 20 Mvs. Spee's. at E end of camp ground, under bushes & at base of trees - nothing in these. Set 50 just across HWY from campground, J. Lawrence set at 40 or 50 Mvs. Spee's & got 2 P. manicul. (maybe one of these was young burbot?) fairly moist; litter 2 inches deep & [illegible] tunnels (1 1/2" dia.) found over most of area. Birds at camp ground Great Blue (?) Heron - 1 ducks - 2 Kingfisher - 1 Brown Creeper - 1, Chickadees (ches. Bk'd) - 3+ Ruby Cr's Kinglet - 2 Varied Thrush - 2 or 3 Boy's companion saw armadillos - Ranger saw Ted's crowbar & asked to see what he had in sack - Ted showed him & he said nothing. Dont charge us for camping either Junction of Grizzly Creek & Van Duzen River 50 yards away (W?) of trap location. Found 2 Batrachoseas in leaf litter while setting traps. Left at about noon for bike livestrck.
Read Page
Page 636
D.C.SPECS 3221 [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 637
P.C. Ziegler 1956 Touwen. Nov25 Boise Creek Campground, 800' ft. Humboldt Co., California. Camped here last nite. Set 90 mus. Spee's - About 70 along 2 to 3 inch deep creek (dry in spots) running stream down shady hill-side. Mossy rock, few old logs & 3 inch deep leaf litter made up ground cover. Only a few runs found by digging into ground - many rocks & pebbles in soil may have kept down tunnels digging. More run seen in camp ground. Road construction going on during week on road past this camp. Also many lumber trucks on and these roads. Remaning 20 mays: Set in more or less open spots (foot of trees, under bushes etc.) leading up hillside above a rocky river bed (partly sun-lit). Got only 7 Peromyscus maniculatus. Kids found salamanders in the 2-3 inch deep creek. right in campground (E side). This locality is probably the same as that in which Dr. Stebbins collected Ryacophiton. Had a buff-colored house cat around camp last nite late & this am.. Quickly ate all of 4 mice given to it. Tree cover at trapping spots was 80% Qaw.f. Bay, rest maple(?) & douglah(?) fir. Birds here: Chickadee - 2 Ruby C's Kinglet - 2 Left about noon for Bernouly via Blue lake, Eureka etc. Location is Sect.30 U.S.G.S. Winkow Creek Quad. 1952.
Read Page
Page 638
[illegible] 751009328 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] -32. this tree is not [illegible] 515-0046 of 7004 - 2'398 21m off kiasse - d[illegible] (2792 m, kg) 539^500 km, , 2018 1220M, 3012-11H yearhe 31000 [illegible] , s[illegible] 4u 30am. [illegible] - [illegible] a few km of the [illegible] a km off 51804 + 73009 nam - d[illegible] okm [illegible] t 92h juan nam _102 m, [illegible] [illegible] 672 hua jum _21m off wo-2100 moticourzmo of ok. d[illegible] 500 kno 21at t49 00:09 to j3sw -d[illegible] nam wo 24jun7 9:38mi7 nam, 02m ear 0.5 [illegible] 20+07-5801T 70h) 2762 4390 2831 jo-35am y1, 734 d[illegible] (.j73 882m8. 23000, d39t 7k 501y k60f - a 3108^ [illegible]. 3012-11h 9u 5 tono to7 . (717-108 t4[illegible]) okg d[illegible] 10.11 , 247-o.jjnam 201rmos^) nam 2-5 e1t h3 292 d1am _a2 ((805) [illegible] namgq 2i [illegible] s[illegible]. k390 9390 al m[illegible] hi t4t 2i eme2 e1t mot[illegible] o-ta7100 z18s2 mora -o-2u1d a3910c.-ftng a d4h , ma 21t-x 27t t74i t6l 000 [illegible] soim of jja e1t y451yq [illegible] ta 53v00 35at . t1 ot 7829 m48 31u0 808 80w 8t02 :393x 201A . a1 (m[illegible])'s "eake s - s399c110 s - t39d10g r469 [illegible] 9ot koo-tu0a-7t3l [illegible] a [illegible] e4e 8ua. ea
Read Page
Page 639
A.C. ZIEBKER 1956 Jensen (Numer 299) Nov 25 & mi. E Blue Lake, 250'ft, Humboldt Co., Calif. (Pcont) PICKED UP A DEAD SCARY OWL ON COAST OF HWY #1. SAW IT AT 2:00PM NOV.24 BUT COULDN'T START TO PICK IT UP -- SO LEFT IT FOR THIS AM. ON WAY BACK THRU BLUE LAKE. TED PRESENTESS CAUGHT GORGEAOUOUS AT THIS LOCATION ALSO. Nov 26 (mi. S & mi. E SHANNON (MCMILLAN RANCH), SAW COLLAPSED NOV. 24, KIDS OF CROPS BY JERRY COOL : ABOUT 55 SMALL MAMMALS IN CHUVING BERRY SA. (1) PEROMYSUS CALIFORNICUS (5) PEROMYSCUS [illegible] + MUS MUSCULUS PUT UP THE PEROMYSCUS TO BE SEEN 'O BY M.V.E. POST AT MI. CO TO DR. PEARSON (?). LOCALITY IS ONE POINTED OUT ON TOPS SWEET (HINTUNG ??). JERRY RAN LINE OF 40 TRAPS 3 TIMES DURING NIGHT & I, THE HIGH CATCH. HE TOOK ALSO 2 KIT FOX (WHICH I DIDN'T SEE) IN LIVE TRAPS! MICE WERE WET (OUTSIDE) + HAD BEEN FROZEN TWICE IN 2 DAYS, Dec. 7. SAN RAFAEL (400 BLACK BRET HAETE RD), 300'ft, Marin Co. Capt. SET 88 MUS. SPEE'S ON N-FACING SLOPE 20-40 FT. BELOW BRET HAETE ROAD. LAST PM. TRAPS SET IN TUNNELS WHERE I COULD FIND THEM BY DIGING. I WET OPEN SEEPALE 20 FT. IN DIA. WAS HONEY- COMBED WITH 1IN DIA. TUNNELS UNDER DAMP GROUND. SET ABOUT 20 TRAPS 5'
Read Page
Page 640
1922 A.C.185765 (195 years) The first time I had to write "I am not going to be here tomorrow" was when my mother told me she would be coming over for dinner. She said that if I didn't come, she wouldn't cook anything special. So I decided to stay home and read a book instead. Later on, my father came into the room where I was sitting with my book in hand. He asked why I wasn't eating lunch with him as usual. I explained that since Mom said no food would be served until after five o'clock, so we couldn't eat yet anyway because everyone else had already left except for Dad who was still busy working outside. He then asked what kind of books you like most? To which I replied "Fiction mostly but also non-fiction sometimes depending upon mood." Then he said okay fine let's go play outside together now! And that started our adventure into the world beyond imagination! So there it is folks - another day spent doing something fun while learning new things along way too! Best wishes, Your friend forever!
Read Page
Page 641
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 Journal Dec. 9 San Rafael (400 block Bret Harte Rd) 300 ft, Marin Co. Camp. (Cont.) APART HERE. TRAPS IN WOODS SET 15-20 FT. APART. TREES WERE MOSTLY BAY WITH ABOUT 90% TOP COVERAGE ABOVE. NO POTION WATER SEEN BUT GROUND DAMP + MUDDY IN CERTAIN PLACES, ON GROUND LEAF LITTER WAS 2 INCHES DEEP WITH A FEW ("BISTRO")? PEAS + SOME ROSON OAK. GROUND HEAVY QUITE A BIT OF DEBRIS IN MANY PLACES BUT IN OTHERS PARTLY CLEAN DIRT, 2 OCCUPIED(?) WOOD RAT NESTS SEEN. GOT ONLY 1 "PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS" AND THIS SHOWING SOME GREY PENGUE AND TRAPPED RUNNING ACROSS TRAP APPARENTLY. SAWIN BROKEN SO NOT SAVED. Very LIGHT FROST THIS A.M. ON CHAPARAL SHADES. BIRDS SEEN! Crow - 10 GULL S - 50 CEDAR WARWING - 4+ RUBY CRY KINGLET - 1 OAKSON JUNCO - 10 TALKED TO 3 KIDS OUT WITH "BB" GUNS BUT THEY HAD NOT SEEN ANY NEURO - TRICHUS EVER BROUGHT IN BY CATS. DR. TAGGERS OLD HOME WAS LESS THAN AN 1/2 MI. AWAY FROM TRAP LINE. HIS CAT USED TO BRING IN NEUROTRICHUS. GOOD MAP OF AREA FROM "FLYING A" OBSERVATIONS "SAN RAFAEL + MARIN CO.".
Read Page
Page 642
2018.6.30. Андрей Алексеевич Афанасьев (1957 г.р., с. Спасское, Чуйская область) 2000-2004 гг. – заведующий отделом информации и пропаганды отдела по работе с молодежью и спорту горкома КР. С 2005 г. по настоящее время – главный редактор газеты «Чуйский вестник» (с 2014 г. – «Чуйская правда»). В 2010-2013 гг. работал помощником депутата Жогорку Кенеша от КПРГ. С 2014 г. по настоящее время – депутат Жогорку Кенеша от Чуйской области, член комитета по образованию и науке. Андрей Афанасьев родился в 1957 году в селе Спасское Чуйской области. Окончил юридический факультет Кыргызского государственного университета (ныне КНУ им. Ж. Баласагына). В 2000–2004 годах работал заведующим отделом информации и пропаганды отдела по работе с молодежью и спорту горкома КР. С 2005 года – главный редактор газеты «Чуйский вестник» (с 2014 г. – «Чуйская правда»). В 2010–2013 годах был помощником депутата Жогорку Кенеша от КПРГ. С 2014 года по настоящее время – депутат Жогорку Кенеша от Чуйской области, член комитета по образованию и науке. Андрей Афанасьев родился в 1957 году в селе Спасское Чуйской области. Окончил юридический факультет Кыргызского государственного университета (ныне КНУ им. Ж. Баласагына). В 2000–2004 годах работал заведующим отделом информации и пропаганды отдела по работе с молодежью и спорту горкома КР. С 2005 года – главный редактор газеты «Чуйский вестник» (с 2014 г. – «Чуйская правда»). В 2010–2013 годах был помощником депутата Жогорку Кенеша от КПРГ. С 2014 года по настоящее время – депутат Жогорку Кенеша от Чуйской области, член комитета по образованию и науке.
Read Page
Page 643
A.C. Ziegler 1956 Journal Dec 12 Corral Hollow, Alameda Co., California KEPT A PEROMYSCUS MOCANUS CAPTIVE 'TIL TODAY WHEN I KILLED IT. ANIMAL ON SETZ. ORIGINALLY CAUGHT BY JIM ANDERSON (MV35), GIVEN TO MIKE MARSH (MV8) THEN TO ME. IT SEEMED TO BE "WHEEZING" & HAVING A HARD TIME BREATHING SINCE DEC. 10. THIS PANTING GOT WORSE & ANIMAL DID NOT SEEM ABLE TO EAT SO I KILLED IT AND OPENED THE WINDPIPE. WHITE STUFF SEEMED TO BE CHOKING JUST THE EXTREME UPPER END OF TUBE — COULD POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN EMBOLGED UP SOME MATERIAL SUCKED IN BUT NOT SURE OF THIS, OF COURSE. SAVED AS SKULL ONLY, ANIMAL HAD NOT HAD YOUNG IN CAPTIVITY BUT UTERINE HORNS SHOWED: [illegible]. SAVED AS SKULL ONLY. Dec 23 2 MI. W TOMAKES, 400 FT, MARIEN CO., CALIF. SET OUT 78 MUS. SPEC'S BAITED WITH CRP PECANS IN A MARSHY SPOT IN COW PASTURE ON RANCH OWNED BY WILLIAMSEN & ? , ALSO SET 50 MUS SPEC'S IN SOME TYPE OF MARSHY SPOT NEAR WILLIAMSEN'S HOUSE AFTER GETTING PERMISSION FROM HIM, MOSTLY SOME TYPE OF GRASS GROWING 2 FT OR MORE HIGH IN CLUMPS IN DAMP TO MUDDY GROUND. TRAPS SET 10-15 FT APART IN UNDERGROUNED PITS WHICH I DUG OUT IN PLACES WHERE T.S.N. R.IOW.
Read Page
Page 644
SUNDAY which I thought you were so sure of course, she was and that's why it hurt more than the physical pain. I had to write this down because I couldn't forget the words she said. "You're right," she said, "but you don't know what it's cost me." She turned away from me and walked out of the room. That was the last time I ever saw her face again. But even now, years later, I still hear her voice echoing in my mind. It haunts me every day.
Read Page
Page 645
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 JOURNAL Dec 23 (court) T.S.N, R.10W. 2 MI. W. TOMANES, 400 ft., IN MASON CO., OREGON. RUNS WERE PROOED SET TRAPS JUST ABOVE WATER ON GEARS STUBS. GOT THRY SETTING TRAPS ABOUT 7:30 P.M. (Dec 22) AND RAN THE FIRST 38 IN THE COW PASTURE, GOT 1 SORBY (VAGABOND) 6 TRAPS SET IN OPEN AROUND EDGE OF MARSH WERE NOT SERVED. TRAP LINES IN RIO; To Valley Foes TO OILCANS BEACH 1/2 MI. Big Rocks 38 TRAPS 40 TRAPS To Tomanes 2 MI. 50 TRAPS Williamstons House & Acren Camped at Big Rocks beside pasture & ran traps at 7:00 am & got 1 Lemrod & 3 Microtus cornificus (2 with small white patches) in Cow Pasture and 2 microtus in swags near ranch house. Other traps not touched apparently. Weather: Clear & cold at night, frost in A.M. At 9:00 am drove to Boober Bay & dug in shell mound below Mrs. Gaffneys fence & gate, "Gaffney" bench mark is on top of mound. Got a scraper or spear point of some sort, flint chips, part of broken mortar & some bird & mammal bones out of charcoal & shells about a foot.
Read Page
Page 646
"MANAHOV" 31.04.90 МРАМ '55.00', ЗАМОТ В ИМ 55200 (700) кг 29.9 ТЗ2 О-300017 -59600 ЗМУГ 28/22 28.90 ВО ЖКАВ ЗЛОВА ГЕНД (ТЗ)- ТВОРА ЗАМЯТ ДИПТИЗЕ (УГНТ ТОО) 31.4 И 86 ТЗ17 ЭНТ МРА -'мр МАГАЛУ) х2902 1 ТОД -ЗАЙТ860 (ВО) ОБЛАЗ ТОМ-3000 КСАН ЛО-2000 ОМОВА И340 м 752 ЗУАТ 8 : 0-59 м 251.1 АЯТ '601 РАЭИИ о/ ЗСАМОТ мк.Б ЗАМООА (19) +3АУГ88А ЗОЛ88А ЗЮД ДИО ТЭ (ШАР) ОЕЕ/ 1 ТОД + МРА ОО:5 -ТЭ ЗАЧЫ ХОЗ ЗАМООА (2 УНТОЕ СЕРВИСНО)) ДИВОНГЕЛКОЕ ЗУП80А Е (ШАР) ВНИ (ЗАМОТРОБЕ) ХОМАЯ АЯН МРА НЭ ЗИУА.М 5 2 УП8ОЙ ВОИК ЯОД ВОТ ТОШЧУ ХОС -1 ХАА: 50/490, РЛЫЧАЖКА МРА ТЗ097 ПНДА ЭА АТ 25008 ОТ ЗЛ090 МРА ОО:Р ТА ОНОВО ВКР МИ -500 + КДГ ЗНО-ХЭЧЕД' ЗУИЙЭЕД.ЗАМ ЗОЯБ8 "(СЕКРЕТ) ВОЧЕШ МАЖК И ОН 21 ХСАН МОЯР .МИ 5090Т МРА ТЗ02 ОМО ЭО ТИЧА САЗЭЭ ВО + 99.9 МИХАГ +68,59 УШЕ 7/2 ЗВНОД НА МРА +818 ЭИУБ ОТ ЧАСКАРЛ-1 ХАМЗЯ2 -Х АРОДДАО МО
Read Page
Page 647
D.C. Ziegler 1856 Journal Dec. 23 cont. 2 Mi. W. Tomales, 400 ft., T.5N, R.9W, Marin Co, Calif. Down from surface of mound. "FRESH" sand & grass grew on top of mound & about 6" down old bleached sand, rocks & shells appeared & continued down for roughly another foot or a little more, then just clean yellow sand on down under that. However at front edge (bay facing side) of mound (which was about 15 ft hi vertically & sloped at about 60) half way up more blue/green sand appeared & upon digging into this I found more shells, clamshells, stones etc. & the mortar piceet scraper. So apparently mound had two terraces in use. In cross section (white area = clean sand.) Will try to have Dr Love Miller tell me something about the bones. Also picked up 2 teeth from front or jaw bone from top of mound - maybe some deer or deer. Sheeps or goats. Birds (for both locations) 1 Red billed gull - 2 Ring bled gull - 5 Spotted hawk = 10+ (booster) Plover = 200-300 (Booster) are hunting them!!
Read Page
Page 648
ВНИМАНИЕ Итак, по мал магнит, так же момент В инс 55,90. Добавь то энергия мать и вуд А вот возрос страх у она "Наси"" а то кита "Э" туба+ алвам то алюба-т бодя, она сзвела мфр мбда озвиток + озагадга гилва до-тоф эвтоя киндов (накрь врод гив кит, яом , такт эзову мбд ил она2 я-кад) это твоя та слюшн -туба зан ниль) алвам то (3012 а озае+ фарагаз ин эт 18 зам аи раш елян ("о" туба + азаага она озваая алва и шт отн-индия мрл ат эро2, зяозно зурхэ зам сзалац +1039 ситом шт + о аи алвам фтвд 02 квс 2202 ин (56 и зюагат /.она врод = зба отто) Минмал ад ена от тт лив шт туба-интандэ эм шт фшл с аи озва о2+ 83ов - алвам то от мбд-ивд иатли сзхэ зба до озвн з8м о2А' 2шт экае : (китандо кво за) 209.В (4оза)тм с - зодов оя " - 500 код) -озан) 2 = шшн (1099992 0ка-0с: ```
Read Page
Page 649
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 Journal Dec.23 2mi.W. TOMAHES, 400'FT, T.SN, R10W, MARIN CO, OR. (cont.) BROWN PELICAN - 1 (BOOCAR) ? CORMORANT - 10 " R-SH FRICKER - 2 (TOMAHES) BLUE PHOEBE - 2 CROWS (CAUGHS?) - 2 SCRUB JAY - 1 SHRIKE - 6 + ROOSTING IN CRAGGY MARSH W. MEADOWLARK - 15+ ON GROUND IN COW PASTURE (BREWERS?) BLUEBIRD - 100+ FLASHED & SPOTTED WITH FLASHLIGHT. FLOCKS IN FIELDS) BROWN TOWNSEET - 4 + UNID. SPARROWS + OWLS AT BOOCAR BAY. Dr. Lore MINNEZ IDENTIFIED BONES FROM MOUND AS WINGS + LEGS OF DUCKS, GEERE CORMORANTS & 1 LEG BONE OF A COMMON HOOK. MAMMAL BONES INCLUDE SEA LION BREACHING SCALPRA, HUMORS OF YOUNG BADGER + UNID. FRONTON BONE. ALSO SAID FLAT PEBBLES, LOOKING WATERWORN, ABOUT 1-1/2 CM IN DIA & .5 CM. THICK MIGHT BE STOMACH STONES FROM (YOUNG?) CORMORANTS. SAW ALSO THESE + LARGER STONES (UNTO APRICOT SIZE) FOUND IN SOME SEA LION (YOUNG??) STOMACHERS. ALSO THAT CHIPPED HEAD WAS TIP OF SPEAR HEAD. SHOWED ME PICTURES OF AN EMMERVILLE, OR. MT. MOUND OUT OF WHICH HILDA HOWARD HAS CORNERS & IDENTIFIED SAME TYPE OF BONE CONNECTIONS. MOUND AT EMERYVILLE LEVELLED ABOUT 1924. END 1956 JOURNAL.
Read Page
Page 650
{ "text": "ПЕРЕОБРАЗОВАНИЕ\n\nВ БОЛЕ СОЛНЕЧНЫХ. ЗНАЧИТ, ЧАСТОТА НА\nКАНДАЛЬСКИЙ.\n\n270 ОТ КОТОРОЙ ИМЕННО\nЗАРАЖЕНЬЯ И ВЕДЁТ К ПОЛУЧЕНИЮ\n\nОПЫТА, ЧТОБЫ СДЕЛАТЬ ЕЁ ЛУЧШЕЙ,\n\nИЗМЕРИЛИ ЕЁ НА ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКОМ МИКРОСКОПЕ.\n\nВ ОДИН МОМЕНТ ОНА ЗАГЛУХЛА И СТАЛА\n\nОТДАВАТЬ СВЕТ. ЭТО БЫЛО ТАКОЙ ЖЕ\n\nЭФФЕКТ, КАК ПРИ СЖАТИИ ГАЗА В\n\nЦЕНТРАЛЬНЫХ ЧАСТЯХ АТОМА.\n\nВ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ ЧАСТИ АТОМА НАХОДИТСЯ\n\nЯДРО. ОНО СОСТОИТ ИЗ ПРОТОНОВ И НЕЙТРОНОВ.\n\nПРОТОНЫ ЗАРЯЖЕНЫ ПОЗИТИВНО, НЕМНОГО МЕНЬШЕ\n\nЧЕМ ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ. НЕЙТРОНЫ НЕ ЗАРЯЖЕНЫ.\n\nОНИ НЕЙТРАЛЬНЫ.\n\nПРОТОНЫ И НЕЙТРОНЫ ОБЪЕДИНЯЮТСЯ В ЯДРО\n\nАТОМА. ОНО ДЕРЖИТ ВСЁ АТОМ ВМЕСТЕ.\n\nЭЛЕКТРОНЫ ОХВАТЫВАЮТ ЯДРО С ПОЛОВИННОЙ\n\nРАДИУСА АТОМА. ОНИ НЕ ВХОДЯТ В ЯДРО.\n\nОНИ ОБРАЗУЮТ ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКОЕ ПОЛЕ, КОТОРОЕ\n\nДЕРЖИТ ИХ НА МЕСТЕ.\n\nЭТО ПОДОБНО ТОМУ, КАК ЗЕМЛЯ ДЕРЖИТ ЛУНУ.\n\nЛУНА НЕ ПАДАЕТ НА ЗЕМЛЮ, ПОВТОРЯЯ СВОЁ\n\nОРБИТАЛЬНОЕ ДВИЖЕНИЕ ВКОЛО ЗЕМЛИ.\n\nОНО СОЗДАЁТ СИЛУ ЦЕНТРИФУГАЛЬНОГО\n\nСИЛЬНЫЙ ОТВЕДЕНИЯ ОТ ЗЕМЛИ.\n\nЭТА СИЛА БАЛАНСИРУЕТ С ГРАВИТАЦИЕЙ,\n\nИ ЛУНА ОСТАЁТСЯ НА СВОЕМ МЕСТЕ.\n\nАТОМ РАБОТАЕТ ПО ТЕМ ЖЕ ПРИНЦИПАМ.\n\nОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ХИМИЧЕСКИХ СВЯЗЕЙ\n\nПРОИСХОДИТ ИЗ-ЗА ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ, КОТОРЫЕ\n\nНАХОДЯТСЯ ВНЕ ЯДРА. ОНИ ОБЛАДАЮТ\n\nЭНЕРГИЕЙ И МОГУТ ДВИГАТЬСЯ.\n\nКОГДА ДВА АТОМА ПОДХОДЯТ БЛИЗКО,\n\nИХ ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ МОГУТ ОБРАЗОВАТЬ СОВМЕСТНУЮ\n\nОБЛАСТЬ, ГДЕ ОНИ ОБЪЕДИНЯЮТСЯ.\n\nЭТО ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ\n\nНАХОДЯТСЯ НА ОДНОМ УРОВНЕ ЭНЕРГИИ.\n\nТАКОЙ ПРОЦЕСС НАЗЫВАЕТСЯ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕМ\n\nХИМИЧЕСКОЙ СВЯЗИ. ЭТО МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ\n\nКОВЭЛЕНТНОЙ, ИОННОЙ ИЛИ МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКОЙ СВЯЗЬЮ.\n\nКОВЭЛЕНТНАЯ СВЯЗЬ ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА\n\nАТОМЫ ОБМЕНЯЮТСЯ ЭЛЕКТРОНАМИ.\n\nИОННАЯ СВЯЗЬ ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА\n\nОДНИ АТОМЫ ПОДЧЕРКНУТЫ ЭЛЕКТРОНАМИ\n\nДО ДРУГИХ. МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКАЯ СВЯЗЬ\n\nПРОИСХОДИТ В МЕТАЛЛАХ, ГДЕ\n\nЭЛЕКТРОНЫ СВОБОДНО ДВИГАЮТСЯ ПО ВСЕМУ\n\nМЕТАЛЛУ.\n\nОНИ ОБРАЗУЮТ \"МОРЕ ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ\", КОТОРОЕ\n\nСВЯЗЫВАЕТ АТОМЫ ВМЕСТЕ.\n\nЭТО ПОДОБНО ТОМУ, КАК ЗЕМЛЯ ДЕРЖИТ ЛУНУ.\n\nЛУНА НЕ ПАДАЕТ НА ЗЕМЛЮ, ПОВТОРЯЯ СВОЁ\n\nОРБИТАЛЬНОЕ ДВИЖЕНИЕ ВКОЛО ЗЕМЛИ.\n\nОНО СОЗДАЁТ СИЛУ ЦЕНТРИФУГАЛЬНОГО\n\nСИЛЬНЫЙ ОТВЕДЕНИЯ ОТ ЗЕМЛИ.\n\nЭТА СИЛА БАЛАНСИРУЕТ С ГРАВИТАЦИЕЙ,\n\nИ ЛУНА ОСТАЁТСЯ НА СВОЕМ МЕСТЕ.\n\nАТОМ РАБОТАЕТ ПО ТЕМ ЖЕ ПРИНЦИПАМ.\n\nОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ХИМИЧЕСКИХ СВЯЗЕЙ\n\nПРОИСХОДИТ ИЗ-ЗА ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ, КОТОРЫЕ\n\nНАХОДЯТСЯ ВНЕ ЯДРА. ОНИ ОБЛАДАЮТ\n\nЭНЕРГИЕЙ И МОГУТ ДВИГАТЬСЯ.\n\nКОГДА ДВА АТОМА ПОДХОДЯТ БЛИЗКО,\n\nИХ ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ МОГУТ ОБРАЗОВАТЬ СОВМЕСТНУЮ\n\nОБЛАСТЬ, ГДЕ ОНИ ОБЪЕДИНЯЮТСЯ.\n\nЭТО ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ\n\nНАХОДЯТСЯ НА ОДНОМ УРОВНЕ ЭНЕРГИИ.\n\nТАКОЙ ПРОЦЕСС НАЗЫВАЕТСЯ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕМ\n\nХИМИЧЕСКОЙ СВЯЗИ. ЭТО МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ\n\nКОВЭЛЕНТНОЙ, ИОННОЙ ИЛИ МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКОЙ СВЯЗЬЮ.\n\nКОВЭЛЕНТНАЯ СВЯЗЬ ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА\n\nАТОМЫ ОБМЕНЯЮТСЯ ЭЛЕКТРОНАМИ.\n\nИОННАЯ СВЯЗЬ ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА\n\nОДНИ АТОМЫ ПОДЧЕРКНУТЫ ЭЛЕКТРОНАМИ\n\nДО ДРУГИХ. МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКАЯ СВЯЗЬ\n\nПРОИСХОДИТ В МЕТАЛЛАХ, ГДЕ\n\nЭЛЕКТРОНЫ СВОБОДНО ДВИГАЮТСЯ ПО ВСЕМУ\n\nМЕТАЛЛУ.\n\nОНИ ОБРАЗУЮТ \"МОРЕ ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ\", КОТОРОЕ\n\nСВЯЗЫВАЕТ АТОМЫ ВМЕСТЕ.\n\nЭТО ПОДОБНО ТОМУ, КАК ЗЕМЛЯ ДЕРЖИТ ЛУНУ.\n\nЛУНА НЕ ПАДАЕТ НА ЗЕМЛЮ, ПОВТОРЯЯ СВОЁ\n\nОРБИТАЛЬНОЕ ДВИЖЕНИЕ ВКОЛО ЗЕМЛИ.\n\nОНО СОЗДАЁТ СИЛУ ЦЕНТРИФУГАЛЬНОГО\n\nСИЛЬНЫЙ ОТВЕДЕНИЯ ОТ ЗЕМЛИ.\n\nЭТА СИЛА БАЛАНСИРУЕТ С ГРАВИТАЦИЕЙ,\n\nИ ЛУНА ОСТАЁТСЯ НА СВОЕМ МЕСТЕ.\n\nАТОМ РАБОТАЕТ ПО ТЕМ ЖЕ ПРИНЦИПАМ.\n\nОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ХИМИЧЕСКИХ СВЯЗЕЙ\n\nПРОИСХОДИТ ИЗ-ЗА ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ, КОТОРЫЕ\n\nНАХОДЯТСЯ ВНЕ ЯДРА. ОНИ ОБЛАДАЮТ\n\nЭНЕРГИЕЙ И МОГУТ ДВИГАТЬСЯ.\n\nКОГДА ДВА АТОМА ПОДХОДЯТ БЛИЗКО,\n\nИХ ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ МОГУТ ОБРАЗОВАТЬ СОВМЕСТНУЮ\n\nОБЛАСТЬ, ГДЕ ОНИ ОБЪЕДИНЯЮТСЯ.\n\nЭТО ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА ЭЛЕКТРОНЫ\n\nНАХОДЯТСЯ НА ОДНОМ УРОВНЕ ЭНЕРГИИ.\n\nТАКОЙ ПРОЦЕСС НАЗЫВАЕТСЯ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕМ\n\nХИМИЧЕСКОЙ СВЯЗИ. ЭТО МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ\n\nКОВЭЛЕНТНОЙ, ИОННОЙ ИЛИ МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКОЙ СВЯЗЬЮ.\n\nКОВЭЛЕНТНАЯ СВЯЗЬ ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА\n\nАТОМЫ ОБМЕНЯЮТСЯ ЭЛЕКТРОНАМИ.\n\nИОННАЯ СВЯЗЬ ПРОИСХОДИТ, КОГДА\n\nОДНИ АТОМЫ ПОДЧЕРКНУТЫ ЭЛЕКТРОНАМИ\n\nДО ДРУГИХ. МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКАЯ СВЯЗЬ\n\nПРОИСХОДИТ В МЕТАЛЛАХ, ГДЕ\n\nЭЛЕКТРОНЫ СВОБОДНО ДВИГАЮТСЯ ПО ВСЕМУ\n\nМЕТАЛЛУ.\n\nОНИ ОБРАЗУЮТ \"МОРЕ ЭЛЕКТРОНОВ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 651
Ziegler, A.C. 1956 Species Accounts Amphibians Reptiles Birds Mammals
Read Page
Page 652
[illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 653
MARCH 1956 ANEMONES LUGUBRIS. MAR 14 WILDCAT CANYON, CENTRA CORRAL, CALIF. 10:25 AM - FOUND 2 UNDER HUMAN FOOTPRINTS. PARTLY BURIED IN LOOSE HUMUS. COVER ABOUT 50%. YELLOW SPOTS ON FLANKS. GEAR POUCH SUITABLE. SWISHING TAIL ABOVE TOE TIPS (FOR CLIMBING?). MADE LAVA GROOVE. LOG WAS ON EUCALYPTUS. DOTTEO HILLSIDE WITH SHORT BARBED GRASS, WATER (WILDCAT CREEK) 50' DOWN HILL. PREMOLAR TEETH SEEN ON OUTSIDE EDGE OF UPPER JAW - OBVIOUS WITH MOUTH CLOSED. MAR 14 STRAWBERRY CANYON, ANEMONE CO., CALIF. 9:45 AM. FOUND 1 #1 FROG IN ACCORDING NIGHT HUMUS ON N-FACING SLOPE OF CANYON. IN NOT-TOO-MOIST HUMUS FROM PROBABLY RAINFALL NEOTOMY PELLETS ON STICKS WHICH HAD BEEN IN THE NEST A LONG TIME. 10:45 AM. FOUND ANOTHER ABOUT 2 FT DOWN IN STICKY HUMUS OF LARGE-NOTED NIGHT HIGHER ON N-FACING SLOPE AND JOYS TO THE EAST OF THE NEST OF THE Amphilians
Read Page
Page 654
No text detected
Read Page
Page 655
ZIEGLER 1956 ANEIDES LUGUBRIS MARIO WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 10:25 AM - FOUND 2 UNDER 12 IN. LOG. ANIMALS PARTLY BURIED IN LOOSE HUMUS. CANOPY 50%. 1 HAD YELLOW SPOTS ON FLANKS OTHER OTHERS DID NOT HAVE SPOTS. POUCH EVIDENT. SLIGHTLY EXPANDED TOE TIPS, (FOR CLIMBING?). NARROW LABIAL GROOVE. LOG WAS ON EUCALYPTUS - DOTTERO HILLSIDE WITH SHORT SPARSE GRASS. WATER (WILDCAT CREEK) 50' DOWN HILL. PREMOLARS SEEN ON OUTER EDGE OF UPPER JAW - OBVIOUS WITH MOUTH CLOSED. APRIL 4 STRAWBERRY CANYON, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:45 AM. FOUND 1 FT. DOWN IN NEOGOMA NEST HUMUS ON N-FACING SLOPE OF CANYON. IN NOT-TOO-MOIST HUMUS FORMED PROBABLY FROM DECOMPOSING NEOGOMA PENWETS AND STICKS WHICH HAD BEEN IN THE NEST A LONG TIME. 10:45 AM. FOUND ANOTHER ABOUT 2 FT DOWN IN STICKY HUMUS OF LARGE NEOGOMA NEST HIGHER ON N-FACING SLOPE AND JOYOS TO THE EAST OF THE NEST OF 9:45 AM.
Read Page
Page 656
No text detected
Read Page
Page 657
I.C. EICHELBERGER 1956 BATRACHOSCOPUS ATTENUATUS MARO WINOCAT CANYON, CENTRE COSTA CO., CALIF 8:35AM-SAW 4 UNDER LOG. 1 STRIPPED ON LIGHTLY BY ACCIDENT & APPARENTLY SHED TAIL. TAN PIECE THEN WAS FOUND TO BE BROKEN IN 2 PIECES - MAYBE FROM THE ORIGINAL FOOT CRUSHING. BROWN TAIL LOST WIGGLING & REST OF ANIMAL WAS STILL. 2 OUT OF 4 HAD REGENERATED TAILS. 1 WITH GOOD "TAN APPROX 90 MM LONG. SNOUT-VENT LENGTH OF ONE WITH REGENERATED TAIL IS 40 MM. TOTAL APPROX 60 MM ON ONE THAT LOST TAIL (WITHOUT TAIL.) DARK BROWN COLOR OF 3, REDDISH-BROWN; OR 1, MORE GREYISH-BLUISH. THESE WERE COVERED BY 14' LOG CANOPY ABOUT 20%. COSTAL RIDGES NOTED ON SIDES OF ANIMALS. TAIL PIECES STILL MOVING AFTER 20 MIN'S WHEN EVER TOUCHED. THROAT MOVEMENTS "BREATHING OR BUCCAL RESPIRATION" - NOTED. SKIN NOTICEABLY SLIMY 9:00 - 4 MORE FOUND UNDER ANOTHER PART OF SAME LOG AS AT 8:35. 1 EXHIBITED VIOLENT WIGGLING MOVEMENTS WHEN UNCOVERED. ASSOCIATED FAUNA - 1 BIVONNA SLUG, SOWBUGS & EARTHWORMS. 10:50 FOUND 1 UNDER EUCALYPTUS TREE ON GROUND. WHEN GRASPED BY TAIL IT SHED TAIL. CANOPY - 60%. TAIL KEPT WIGGLING VIGOROUSLY AFTER BUT ANIMAL WAS RELATIVELY QUIET. THIS ANIMAL MORE GREYISH-BLUE THAN REDDISH-BROWN.
Read Page
Page 658
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 659
ZIEBLER 1956 ENSATINA ESCHSCHOLTZI APR 14 STRAWBERRY CANYON, PROMETOR CO., CAMP. 7:45 PM. FOUND 1 OVER FEET DOWN IN HUMUS (NOT TOO DEEP) OF NEOCOMA NEST ON N.-FACING-SLOPE OF CANYON. BY THE WAY THE NEST WAS TAKEN DOWN BY THE OBSERVERS IT COULD NOT BE TOLD IF THE ANIMAL HAD DELIBERATELY BEEN IN THE LOOSE STICKS TOWARDS EDGE OF NEST ORIGINALLY OR IN THE LOOSE HUMUS IN WHICH HE WAS PICKED UP, ONLY A FEW INCHES AWAY AND A FEW INCHES DEEPER THAN AN ANGULUS LIBRIS. BAGRENOCCOS ALSO FOUND IN SOME NECOMA NEST. CLOSEST WATER ABOUT 25 - 80 FT AWAY DOWN 45 DEGREE BRUSHY SLOPE,
Read Page
Page 660
No text detected
Read Page
Page 661
C. ZIEGLER 1956 HUNT REPORT MARIO WILCAT CANYON, CONCRETA OXY CA, CAIF. 11:00 AM, MEMBER OF GROUP FOUND 2 IN STUMMY DITCH BESIDE ROAD SAID THEY WERE CRAWLING + ANOTHER PADS ON TOE, TIPS SEEN, BLACK EYE STRIPS SEEN, 1 WITH BLACK CHIN, BOTH GREEN,
Read Page
Page 662
No text detected
Read Page
Page 663
G. ZIEGLER 1956. TRICHIA TAROSA MARIO WINDCAT CANYON, CENTER POSTA CO., CALIF 8:35 AM. WINDCAT CREEK SAW 2 IN NEARLY. H'WIDE 6'-8
Read Page
Page 664
No text detected
Read Page
Page 665
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 TREICHA TOROSA 2 MARIO (WINDCAT CANYON, CONNOR CORRA CO, CALIF. (CONT.) QISSAN FOUND F IN GRASSY FIELD WITH BRYNHAFIS CHUMPS SCATTERED THRU IT BUT NO CANOPY OTHER THAN THIS. SLIGHTLY SLOPMENT VERY GRAY DARK SURFACE. GEARS WAS 2-3 IN. MALE F NOT WITH OOW. SALAMANDERS SKIN WAS NOT PROBABLY FROM OEW. SHE WAS HEADING UP HILL AT LEAST 150 FT FROM STREAM & BASE OF FIELD. WALKED ON TOP OF GEARS- NOT THRU IT. LOOKED AT EGGS SAID TO BE OF THIS SPECIES ATTACHED TO SUBMERGED TWIG IN GLOBE OF JELLY EGGS ROTATE INDEPENDENTLY WHEN CLUSTER IS ROTATING. EGGS, ABOUT 20+ IN CLUSTER, 3 OR 4 CLUSTERS ON TWIG. CLUSTER ABOUT AN 1/INCH TO 1 1/2 IN'S ACROSS. FOUND IN 6 IN DEEP RAPIDLY MOVING STREAM. FOUND F STALKED OUT AT 9:30 AM AT 11:55 WITH O7 ON TOP, N OM PLEXUS ON STREAM BOTTOM. THIS SECTION IS SHARED. COLOR OF ? NOTICEABLY DARKER (GRAYISH) THAN REDDISH BROWN OF ?. ? PULLED IN BY STRING BUT O7 KEPT HOLD. HENCE O7 WAS NOT ONE OF THOSE MARKED AT 9:30 AM & PUT DOWNSTREAM.
Read Page
Page 666
No text detected
Read Page
Page 667
DISODIUM PHOSPHATE 12 W. LOCKSTON COURT, COOK COUNTY, CA. 4:30 AM I SNOOZED LEFT SIDE DOWN IN CABIN PITCH (WINDOWS?) ABOUT ABOUT 1/2 R. TANK. 3:50 PM SNOUT VENT LENGTH IS NOT ABOVE, PINKISH BROWN WITH SOME BLACK SPOTS BELOW. UNDER COLOR PARTLY CLOUDY HAVING THIS LIGHT PINK COLOR - THIS MEANT SHADOW SOON ACCORDING TO OTHO YONE. CENTRAL AMINE FOUND NEXT TO SAMPLE, BLOW A BUBBLE WHEN HELD IN HAND. TAIL COULD UNCOIL FOR 3 COILS WHEN HELD IN HAND ALSO. Reptiles
Read Page
Page 668
No text detected
Read Page
Page 669
C. ZIEGLER 1956 DIOONIS AMABILIS May 12 Windcat Canyon, Conners Corner Co, Cact 4:30 am I found 1 ft wide rock in across field ("Windcats?") area's about 1 1/2 ft. tank, 1/2 in wide runway under 350+ mm snout vent length [illegible] above, pinkish below with incandescent burned bars below. Under color partly cloudy giving the light pink cone - this meant shadows soon according to Otis Vonz, large centipede alive found next to [illegible], blew a bubble when held in hand, tank rolled in cone for 3 coins when held in hand also.
Read Page
Page 670
No text detected
Read Page
Page 671
.ZIGLER 1956 GERRMONOTUS COERULEUS Apr28 WILDCAT CANYON CONTRA COSTA Co. CALIF. 10:30 AM - GENE VOLT CAUGHT OF IN 3 TO 6 IN. HIGH GRASS FIELDS ON EAST SIDE BORDER OF HIGHER (1FT.) GRASSY BUSHES, NEAR TENNIS COURT PICNIC GROUNDS. ABOUT 10 IN. LONG (GOTON), BLUEISH BROWN ON BACK WITH YELLOWISH WHITE MARKINGS & BROWNISH BARS UNDERNEATH THESE LIGHTER MARKINGS, WHITISH SPOTS (OR TIPS OF SCALES ?) ON SIDES - SMALL. SNOUT VENT (REC TO VOLT) LENGTHY ABOUT 100MM. NO COVER DIRECTLY OVERHEAD BUT 20 X 30 FT CHEERING DESIGN MENS REST ROOM WAS SURROUNDED BY BLUEBERRY, POISON OAK, BRACKNALS & LIVE OAK TREES & BUSHES. IF WATER WERE A NECESSITY TO THIS LIZARD' HE COULD GET IT FROM LEADY PIPES OF CANNAGE VARIORS IN MENS REST ROOM: THE REST ROOM LOWROOF PROOF WAS ONLY A FOOT ABOVE THE WORKOUTS WITH SPACE TO ENTER UNDER THE ROOF.
Read Page
Page 672
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 673
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 GERRONOTUS MULTICARINATUS May 12 WILDCAT CANYON, CONEJO RIDGE CO, CALIF. 10:30 AM. I CAUGHT BY 2 MEMBERS OF GROUP IN 5 GRAM METAL CAN LYING IN GRASS ON TOP OF ROCKS ABOVE CANYON 1 MI. NE OF TENNIS COURTS. TEMP.74 DOVES OF WATER NEARBY, SNOUT VENT LENGTH - 140 MM. [illegible]
Read Page
Page 674
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 675
C. ZIEGLER 1956 Pituophis catenifer May 12 WILDCAT CANYON, CONNER CO. CAMP 1. NEAR TOP OF RIDGE ABOVE CANYON COURTS IN GRASS / 5 FT TALL (17.2°C) 10:50 AM SNAKE VENT LENGTH CAUGHT WHEN SIGN TO WAS LOOKED IN LOOSE OBLONG THEN APART. WHEN GROUP APPROACHED TRIED TO GET DOWN OUPAR-SIZED HOLE IN GROUND, TAWS HOW WAY OPEN OCC. WHEN HOW BACK AND BY NEBUL RELEASSED WENT BACK INTO GRASS BY SINUOUS MOVEMENTS.
Read Page
Page 676
11th NOV 5:30pm (approx) I need to do my best and get the job done. The following are some notes I have made for you: - The first thing is that we need to make sure that all of the equipment is working properly before we start any work. This includes checking the batteries, cables, and other accessories. - We also need to ensure that everyone involved in the project knows their roles and responsibilities clearly. Communication is key here. - Once everything has been checked out, we can begin setting up the workspace. Make sure there's enough space for everyone to move around comfortably. - After that, it would be good idea to go over the plan one more time as a team so everyone understands what needs to happen next. - Finally, once everything is ready, we can start executing our tasks according to schedule! Good luck!
Read Page
Page 677
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 SCENOPARUS OCCIDENTALIS MAY 12 WIND CAT CANYON CONTRA COSTA CO, CALIF. 9:05 AM. BETE VONZ NOOS ON RIDGE ROAD NEAR TOP OF RIDGE ABOUT 1 MI. NE OF TENNIS COURT. 14.6°C GROUND TEMP. 6 IN ABOVE GROUND (10°C AND 32.4°C CUBERAN TEMP. DIRT ON WHICH LIZARD WAS CAUGHT WAS ABOUT 1/3 SAND UP TO 1/4 IN DIO & 2/3 DIRT. GRASS, DOCU MUSTARD NEXT TO LIZARD WAS ABOUT 1/2 FOOT TALL THIS SPECIMEN WAS A OF AS SHOWN BY CUVIERS POSTERIOR SCALES. BLUISH BARS UNDER VERTICAL ABDOMEN FROM JUST IN FRONT OF REAR LEGS TO EVEN WITH FRONT LEGS COVER ABOVE - DARK GREYISH BLACK ABOVE, VENTRAL VIEW BLUISH COLOR FEMORAL SCALES 10:48 AM - STARTING OUT 1 F(?) WITH HIOBINS CERVAN INK OVER PARIAL BONE. HOW BY 6" THREAD AROUND BODY IN FRONT OF NINE LEGS TIED TO STICK, 26.2°C WHEN STARTED 29.9°C AT 10:52 PM LIZARD JUST STARTING OUT SO AMAZING UN SUNSHINE.
Read Page
Page 678
{ "text": "\"12/03/22\n\n(1) The Crown Court (Court of Appeal)\n\nThe Crown Court (Court of Appeal) is the highest court in England and Wales.\n\nIt has jurisdiction over all criminal cases, including appeals from magistrates' courts.\n\nThe Crown Court also has original jurisdiction over certain serious criminal offences.\n\nThe Crown Court is presided over by a judge or judges.\n\nThe Crown Court sits in various locations across England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court deals with a wide range of cases, including murder, manslaughter, rape, robbery, and other serious crimes.\n\nThe Crown Court also hears appeals from magistrates' courts on points of law and fact.\n\nThe Crown Court has the power to impose any sentence that a magistrates' court could have imposed, as well as more severe sentences such as life imprisonment.\n\nThe Crown Court is part of the Supreme Court system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is not a separate entity from the Supreme Court; it is simply a different level of jurisdiction within the same court system.\n\nThe Crown Court is staffed by judges, clerks, bailiffs, and other support staff.\n\nThe Crown Court is funded by the government through the Ministry of Justice.\n\nThe Crown Court plays an important role in the administration of justice in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court ensures that serious criminal cases are dealt with fairly and efficiently.\n\nThe Crown Court provides a forum for the resolution of disputes between individuals and the state.\n\nThe Crown Court helps to maintain public order and safety by punishing those who break the law.\n\nThe Crown Court contributes to the rule of law in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is an essential part of the justice system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court plays a vital role in protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens.\n\nThe Crown Court ensures that everyone is treated equally under the law.\n\nThe Crown Court upholds the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court provides a mechanism for resolving conflicts peacefully.\n\nThe Crown Court helps to build trust in the legal system.\n\nThe Crown Court promotes the rule of law in society.\n\nThe Crown Court contributes to the stability and security of the nation.\n\nThe Crown Court plays a key role in maintaining social order.\n\nThe Crown Court ensures that justice is served for all citizens.\n\nThe Crown Court helps to prevent crime by deterring potential offenders.\n\nThe Crown Court educates the public about the law and its consequences.\n\nThe Crown Court promotes awareness of legal rights and responsibilities.\n\nThe Crown Court fosters a culture of respect for the law.\n\nThe Crown Court strengthens the foundations of democracy in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is an integral part of the constitutional framework of the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court ensures that the government operates within the bounds of the law.\n\nThe Crown Court safeguards the separation of powers between the executive, legislature, and judiciary.\n\nThe Crown Court upholds the principle of accountability in governance.\n\nThe Crown Court promotes transparency and openness in the administration of justice.\n\nThe Crown Court encourages public participation in the judicial process.\n\nThe Crown Court fosters a sense of civic duty among citizens.\n\nThe Crown Court reinforces the values of liberty, equality, and fraternity.\n\nThe Crown Court embodies the spirit of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court serves as a model for other countries seeking to establish fair and effective legal systems.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court represents the best traditions of English common law.\n\nThe Crown Court continues to evolve and adapt to meet the changing needs of society.\n\nThe Crown Court remains committed to delivering justice in a timely and efficient manner.\n\nThe Crown Court strives to achieve high standards of professionalism and integrity.\n\nThe Crown Court is dedicated to serving the community with dedication and care.\n\nThe Crown Court plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the legal profession.\n\nThe Crown Court inspires confidence in the ability of the justice system to deliver fair outcomes.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the enduring strength of the rule of law.\n\nThe Crown Court is a cornerstone of the democratic society in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.\n\nThe Crown Court is a vital institution for the protection of human rights.\n\nThe Crown Court is a guardian of the principles of justice and fairness.\n\nThe Crown Court is a pillar of the legal system in England and Wales.\n\nThe Crown Court is a symbol of the rule of law in the United Kingdom.\n\nThe Crown Court is a testament to the resilience of the English legal tradition.\n\nThe Crown Court is a beacon of hope [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 679
A.C. ZIEBNER 1956 SCENOPORUS OCCIDENTALS MAY 12 Windcat Canyon, Convay Csoa Co., Calife. (unt) around temp - 22-23° c, Cadeon at 11:05 am - 33.6°c, at this time after being put back on around lizaro did not spread body again. Held body up a little more off the ground.
Read Page
Page 680
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 681
October 1956 THAMNORHIS SLEEVANS MARO WINDSOR CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 11:10 AM. Found 1 under 1' dia. rock in high grass, CONVUL & BRECHNERS FIELD NEAR FISHING POND IN GARDEN. CHECKS BETWEEN BLACK BROTHES ROOISH [illegible] ON BACK, SINGLE YELLOW STRIPE ON SPINE. ALMOST TURQUOISE BENEATH WITH ROOISH Splotches, 30 inches long. CONNERGO (220 feet) PER Point Isobon, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:15 AM. CANYON 28, N, ON E, YELLOW ODESON STRIPE, ROOISH STRIPES IN LOW GRASS. NEAR SAN CARLO MAREY AT ELKOT RANOS. CRAWLED NOT TO QUICKLY TO BURROW DOWN IN DIRT BESIDE LINCE TIMBER, DIG HIM OUT & "MILKOO" BODY FORWARD, GOT OUT A YOUNG( ) MICROTO'S 3 SWALLOWED TAD FIRST WITH 2 2 INCH SKINS LYING ON MOSES HEAD. BODY WORK QUICKLY DOWN WITH MUCUS, FRONT PAWS HOLD TIGHTLY IN TOWARDS HEAD, SINCE HIND LEGS & PART OF INTESTINES DISLOO, SALT FISHY BOO SMELLING MUCH EXTRUDED FROM VENT OVER MY HANDS. 9:40 AM SAW ANOTHER [illegible] INCHES LONG & NEARLY AN INCH THICK ON DRY STONY BANK. IT SLID DOWN BANK INTO CRACK IN FRONT OF DITCH & WAS PROOED OUT OTHER GUY & CAUGHT, SEEMED BY FEET TO HAVE NOTHING IN STOMACH, YELLOW BACK STRIPE ABOUT 3 SCORES WIDE. SIDE STRIPES YELLOW ALSO & ABOUT SAME WIDTH. 10:45 AM. SAW ANOTHER ROUGHLY 20 INCHES LONG & 3/4 IN. THICK IN CRUICE NEXT TO
Read Page
Page 682
No text detected
Read Page
Page 683
C. ZIEGLER 1956 THAMNOPTIS CLEBONES APRIL POINT ISABELL, CONTEA COSTA CO., CA. NW ROAD LEADING INTO MINEH. CRANW WAS 1/2 FT OVER & COVERED ENTIRELY WITH SANICARIA. BY TIME I GOT SANICARIA CHECKING AWAY TO LOOK DOWN IN LONG NARROW CREVICE SNAKE HAD TRANSITION ALONG IT & CUT OFF AT A CROSS CREEK I GUESSED. DID SEE THE THAT IT HAD THE YELLOW DRESS STRIPE ON POORISH SIDES. MAY 12 WIND CAT CANYON, CONTEA COSTA CO., CA. 10:05 AM - CAUGHT ABOUT 2 FT. ONE (NOT MEASURED) ON RIDE OF ABOVE CANYON 1 MI NE OF TENNIS COURTS. CAUGHT MOVING THRU OLIVE WHEN HAND HOLD EXTRACTED SOME SORT OF BAD SMOULING FLUID & WHITISH SUBSTANCE FROM CHAOS. REWAS SO . NO OTHER DATA.. 10:25 AM I CAUGHT IN OLIVES . 65 CM SNOUT VENT CLOB ON TEMP 24.20 C. SECRETION REWASSED AS IN ONE AT 10:05. CAUGHT ABOUT 300 FT FROM ONE CAUGHT AT 10:05 & IN SAME TYPE OF HABITAT BUT ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF ROAD.
Read Page
Page 684
No text detected
Read Page
Page 685
WESTERN GREYS (Deschutes)
Read Page
Page 686
No text detected
Read Page
Page 687
C.Zeolbe 1956 WESTERN GREBE (Aechmophorus occidentalis) APR 7 Bay Farm Island, Anson Co., Cowlk 9:15 AM - SAW 1 IN CHANNEL AT NW CORNER OF IS. NEAR BRIDGE. LONG NECKED HEN I WITH HEAD & BILL POINTED HORIZONTALLY FORWARD AT RT. L, DOVE VERY BEAT QUICKLY WITH SEEMINGLY A WICK OF FEET AFTER DUCKING HEAD UNDER. 9:20 SAW 2 WITHIN 5 FT OF EACH OTHER - SITTING ON SURFACE FACING WIND (T CURRENT?). WHEN I WOULD DIVE OTHERS WOULD FOLLOW A SECOND OR 2 LATER, EVEN WHEN SEPARATED BY 30-40 FT. ONE WOULD STILL FOLLOW OTHER UNDER OCCASIONALLY, WHITE CHEEK NECK & SIDE OF NECK DOWN TO WATER LINE. YELLOWISH WHITE BLACK GREYISH WHITISH I DIVE TIMED AT 24 SEC'S. ANOTHER AT 19 SEC'S T ON TOP OF WATER THK NEXT DIVE 12 SECS. THESE DIVES IN AN AREA ABOUT 20' IN DIA.
Read Page
Page 688
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 689
C. ZIEBROE 1956 AMERICAN EAGRET (CARMEERONUS ALBUS) PORT BAY FARM ISLAND, PHONGCO CO., CALIF. 9:10 AM ON -> SAW 1 STANDING IN MIXED SARICARNIA AND SOME TYPE OF 12-15 INCH HIGH GRASS NEAR EDGE OF WATER. NECK FOLDED WITH BILL NEO ST. FORWARD BILL GREYISH YELLOW. ON APPROACH OF GROUP NECK WAS EXTENDED & A MOMENT LATER BIRD SLOWLY FLAPPED # 20 OR SO FT AWAY WITH LEGS (BLUSH) SHOWING & SETTLIES DOWN AGAIN, NECK QUITE FOLDED IN NOW. PLUMES NOTICEABLE ST. BEND OF WINGS
Read Page
Page 690
FEBRUARY 27 1969 Jesse Park Frasier "An Angel of the Forest" (Crawfordsville, Ind.) In-owning I was < no major? With strong two -sidedness and which to be in high great with race and much that he knew 21-51 to of others. Week before week . , starkly to A drawing of head at dawn. Water has its own air bird observed as being above to the sky, a with earth and stand through - A + Killing to go with the forest, bird within +-owning (year) 38-51 in it. Wanted by him, not good in doing so. To learn, to be able of the water for the year.
Read Page
Page 691
Mallard (Anas Platyrhynchos) P.1 Feb 8 Lake Merritt, Oakland, Alameda Co., Calif. 8:30 am 2 or 3 hundred (some domestic or semi domestic) on lake - seemingly [illegible] m & f in approx equal numbers. Not too much dabbling but quite a bit of activity when groups of observers wander along bank. Ducks come in close (looking for handouts) to these groups. The ducks seems to travel in groups from 2 to at least 6 or 8, /made obsrved apparent m & grasping f brown or back or head feathers & mounting. f head held under water for several seconds this instance. f broke away & was pursued by some m's /made but no second attempt at cohabitation. Green heads of m's when bird is towards sun appears a little [illegible] purplish with greenish tint but when bird is away from sun (from observer) head is green, 9:00 am. several times m & f seen swimming side by side, [illegible] a few m's with 2 or 3 f's alongside but when more than 1 m was alongside f, the 2 m's showed some sort of excited behavior: swimming around f, facing each other, or quarreling lightly - but no
Read Page
Page 692
No text detected
Read Page
Page 693
FEBRUARY 1956 MONKHARD (ANAS PLATYRHYNCHOS) PAGE ? FEES (cont) LAKE MERRITT OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. WITH BEAM + SINKING OF BODY WHEN ON TOP OF HER. F'S HEAD WAS THEN THORST UNDER WATER AND O "PUMPED" HIS BODY UP + DOWN A 2ND OR THEN SWAM OVER AND GRASPED IT THROAT FEATHERS WITH BILL. IST OF THEN SHAPED OFF O'S BACK AND SWAM BESIDE HER. BY THIS TIME 2 OR 3 MORE O'S WOO SWIM IN TO SCENE AND ONE OF THESE NEWCOMES A SWAM AMONG F DUCKING HEAD UNDER WATER + SHAKING WATER FROM BACK WHEN THEY STREIGHTENED UP, ANOTHER INSTANCE OF MATING NEARBY (50' AWAY) WAS PRECEDED BY O+F FLYING SAME DIRECTION AND DUCKING (NOT BOWING HEAD UP & DOWN IN UNISON 3 OR 4 TIMES. THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY MOUNTING OF F BY O, SOME OF HER FEATHERS GRASPING BY O + SINKING OF F WITH HER HEAD HELD OVER ALSO. O PUMPING MOTIONS (CAUDATORY MOVEMENTS) FOR FIRST 2 OR 3 SECONDS TOOK PLACE WITH O CLOACAN REGION OVER F'S VAPER TAIL COVERTS BUT THEN O CLOACAN REGION WAS SHIPPED OVER THE LEFT SIDE OF F'S TAIL TO ALMOST MEET HER CLOACAN REGION. O PUMPING MOVEMENTS CONTINUED IN THIS POSITION FOR ONLY A SECOND OR TWO WHEN HE EITHER SLIPED OFF OR RELEASED THE F VOLUNTARILY. ANOTHER O WAS ALONG SIDE BUT MADE NO ATTEMPT TO INTERVAPT OR CONTINUE MATING.
Read Page
Page 694
No text detected
Read Page
Page 695
ZIBBLET 1956 BOLDPOTE (MARECA AMERICANA) FEORS LONG-MERRITT, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA Co., CALIF. 9:55 AM - 1 OF CLOSE TO SNOW SHOWING WHITE "PATE" ALSO BLACK CRISUM # # SHARPLY CONTRASTING WHITE BELLY SHOWING IN FRONT OF CRISUM. PROACO NEW DROWN IN AND AROUND WITH, HEAD PERTING ON UPPER BREAST. BILL WHITISH OR VERY LIGHT BLUISH. NO QUACKING OR QUACKING. WHITE PATCH IN WING & NOTICEABLE WHEN BIRD WAS STANDING ON ROCK IN SHADOW WATER & PREENING. CAME HEARD (SAID BY GROUP LEADER JOHN BURNS TO PROBABLY BELONG THIS SPECIES) WHEE-WAY-OON - (SOMETIMES REPEATED ONCE) LOW & "COMPLAINING". BURNS COMPARED IT TO WEAK CALIF. QUACKS CAN.
Read Page
Page 696
No text detected
Read Page
Page 697
JUNE 1956 CANVAS BACK (NYROCA WALI SINCEIRA) LOUISE MORRITT, ORLANDO, BROMCORD CO., ORLANDO 9:30 AM. F SEEN 50' FROM SHORE. RUSTY HEAD SHOWED UP WELL. TYPICAL SLANT OF FOREHEAD & EYES NOTICED. OTHER WISE SAME GENERAL OUTLINE AS MORRITT
Read Page
Page 698
No text detected
Read Page
Page 699
ZIEGLER 1950 LESSER SCUPA (AYTHYA AFFINIS) FEB 18 LAKE MCERITT, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:10 AM - SINGLE BIRD SEEN (30' FROM SHORE FINALLY) YELLOWISH OR WHITISH EYE NOTICABLE. SEEMED TO KEEP HEAD LOWER THAN MARRKOS - MORE "COMPACT" & CLOSER to WATER, BLuish BILL & RATHER FLUSLY WHITE SIDES (CUT OFF SHARPLY AT BLACK OF BREAST). THIS BIRD SEEN DIVING NEAR SHORE. STAYED UNDER 7OR 8 SECONDS & CAME UP NEAR SAME SPOT. 9:30 NOW 4 O'S CLOSE TO SHORE & DIVING. WHEN DIVING SOMETIMES HEAD IS LOWERED & DUCK SIMPLY GIVES A THRUST OF FEET & GOES UNDER. OTHER TIMES SLIGHT "JUMP" GIVEN FORWARD ALMOST ABOVE SURFACE OF WATER AS DUCK GOES UNDER.
Read Page
Page 700
No text detected
Read Page
Page 701
ZIEGLER 1956 COMMON GOLDENEYE (BUCCARALIA CHANGUUA) FEB 18 LAKE MERRITT, OAKLAND ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 11:30 AM. ♂ & ♀ SEEN SWIMMING BY WIDELY SEPARATION. ♀ DIVE SEVERAL TIMES & STAYED UNDER AT LEAST 15-20 SECONDS. WHITE (SPECULUM?) IN ♀ WING NOTICEABLE. NO MATING ACTIVITY OR CALLING. AFTER A FEW MINUTES DUCKS WERE SEEN SWIMMING SIDE BY SIDE.
Read Page
Page 702
No text detected
Read Page
Page 703
ZIEGLER 1956 RUDDY DUCK (OXYURA JAMAICENSIS) FEB 18 LAKE MORRITT, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. RUDDIES SEEN FAR OUT ON LAKE FROM 8:30 PM ON. AT 11:00 AM SEVERAL OBSERVED CLOSE TO SHORE WITH TAILS COCKED. WHITISH PATCH ON SIDE OF HEAD NOTICEABLE ON MOST OF THEM. NOT TOO MUCH ACTIVITY (MOVING, MATING ETC)
Read Page
Page 704
No text detected
Read Page
Page 705
Tulare Vultures (Cathartes aura) Apr 28 Wildcat Canyon, Corner Costa Co, Calif, 11:05 am. Saw 1 sailing quite high but could see white portion under wings? smann hard, etc. Circled 20 ft 3 times in rough circles for 5 minutes then took off sailing NE, giving 1 or 2 flaps, sailing, then 1 or 2 more flaps then just sailing on out of sight with no more flapping. 12:10 PM. Saw 1 over tennis courts about 150-200 ft up sailing over with no flapping or circling.
Read Page
Page 706
(COSTA RICA) TUESDAY 19/04 23:50 - DINNER AT 1 WARZ , MAY 20:11 RESTAURANT FOOD IS OKAY AND GOOD FOR 8 PEOPLE, NOT TOO EXPENSIVE. WE TOOK A BUS FROM THE AIRPORT TO HOTEL IN 30 MINUTES (NOT FAR). SO I HAD TIME TO READ ABOUT 5 PAGES OF BOOKS BEFORE BEDTIME. I ALSO THOUGHT THAT THIS WAS NOT SO BAD. ON WHICH THIS IS TOO NO - DINNER AT 7 21:40 - LUNCH AT 1 WARZ , MAY 01:51 AT 7:00S - GET TOOK TO START ABOUT 30 MINUTES. DRINKING ON WAY HOME FROM WORK . - DINNER AT 9:00
Read Page
Page 707
Feb 12 Wildcat Canyon, Central Costa Co., Calif. 10:00 AM - 1 Hawk soaring in clouds without not too many wing beats. May have been ascending but hard to judge height from ground. Perching on "high wire" power line tower. Took one short flight off of tower then went back to perch. Tower overlooking open slope with only few bushes. 10:30 AM - 1 more Hawk (1st one still perching on tower) seen circling with few strokes of wings apparently gaining altitude. After rising for a time, smiling or soaring only using in spiralling upwards, still over approx same spot as where seen first. No call. Feb 13 U.C. Botanical Gardens, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Two seen together & singly soaring above pine & eucalyptus hillsides giving frequent "squeaking" calls from 9:30am to 1:00 PM.
Read Page
Page 708
No text detected
Read Page
Page 709
February 1950 Sparrow Hawk (Falco sparverius) Feb 13 (near Cancer Research Buildings) D.C., poultry Husbandry Bldg., Berkeley, Arlington Co., Va. 1:30 PM. - Saw 1 sitting 60' or so up in bare Tree. Motored no call. Flock of Pine Siskins nearby were not disturbed. (See account in siskins for this date.)
Read Page
Page 710
No text detected
Read Page
Page 711
2154572 1956 California Quail (Loxiotyx californica) FO311 Wildcat Canyon, Convex Costa Co., California 10:45 AM - Covey (1.5?) took off from slope in Eucalyptus Forest (not of dead brush) on ground and landed on ground further down hill. 1 or seen to alight in smoky "pussy willow" [illegible] 5' up from ground. White (of wings?) rather loud as birds took off. Before taking off several birds seen running down hillside before whole group took off.
Read Page
Page 712
No text detected
Read Page
Page 713
TEBLEN 1956 CLAPPER RAIL (RALLUS OBSSCURUS) APR 27 BAY FARM ISLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 11:00 AM. SAW NEST IN SALICORNIA 30 FT FROM BEACH 50' FROM BAY EDGE GROWING IN DRY SALICORNIA. ABOUT 3-4 FT ABOVE WATER LEVEL, IDENTIFIED BY DR. MILLER AS CLAPPER RAIL. & EGGS - SMALLER THAN SMOWN HEN EGGS, LIGHT BROWN WITH ROODISH & BLUE SPOTS SCATTERED OVER THEM ESPECIALLY LIMB END. NEST RAISED AN INCH OR SO BY PULLED TOGETHER DRY SALICORNIA TWIGS; CAVITY ABOUT 4-5 INCHES ACROSS, NEST ABOUT 8 INCHES ACROSS. SALICORNIA BRANCHES OVER NEST BUT PRETTY THIN, SO THAT EGGS COULD BE SEEN COSILY UP TO 10 - 15 FT AWAY - SALICORNIA HERE THIN BUT UP TO 1 FOOT DOWN, FOOT-DEEP CREVICES CAUSED BY DRYING OF MUD RAN thru AREA AROUND NEST. APR 21 REMAINS (WINGS & BREAST FEATHERS) FOUND ON SPIT OF SALICORNIA & MUD 1/4 MI. SW GOLF CLUB HOUSE. IDENTIFIED BY DR. MILLER. WINGS SHORT, ROUNDED & PLAIN BROWN, BREAST F'S MORE ROODISH BROWN, SOME F'S UNDERWING NEAR BODY AND SOME AT BASE OF BREAST, BROWN BARRED WITH WHITE. MUST HAVE BEEN AT LEAST A WEEK OR SO OLDER MORE.
Read Page
Page 714
No text detected
Read Page
Page 715
DECEMBER 1956 AMERICAN COOT (FULICA AMERICANA) FEB 18 LAKE MERCED, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 8:30AM -> AT LEAST 100 IN SIGHT FROM VARIOUS POINTS AROUND LAKE. THERE DIDN'T SEEM AS INTERESTED IN OBSERVERS AT LAKE MARGIN AS MAGNAZIS DID. BUT, WOULD COME IN TO SWIM AROUND IN FRONT OF GROUPS OF OBSERVERS. LESS SET RATHER FAR BACK ON DOWN SIDE OF BIRD. SHADY GREY WITH WHITE BILL ON WATER. NO DIVING NOTICED. HEAD + NECK APPEARS DARKER GREY THAN REST OF BODY. AT CLOSE RANGE WHITE TALE ON END OF TAIL(?) WHEN SWIMMING AWAY RAPIDLY THE WHOLE BODY + HEAD SEEMS TO "JUMP" FORWARD + BACKWARD.
Read Page
Page 716
No text detected
Read Page
Page 717
STIEGLER 1956 SEMI PALLMATEO PROUVER (CHLOROPHORUS SOMEPALMATOS) PERU BAY FARM ISLAND, PROMOGA CO. CALIF. 11:05 AM SAW 2 BEFORE ONE ANOTHER ON MUD BAR NEAR SHORE. 1 (SLIGHTLY MORE BOWDY MARKED WITH BLACK RINGS.) SHOWED UP TO OTHER BOTH FACING SAME DIRECTION +, WHILE NOT TOUCHING IT, SEEMED TO FORCE IT TO ONE SIDE. IF ONE RAN FORWARD OR TO THE SIDE THE OTHER MIGHT FOLLOW OR MIGHT CIRCLE AROUND + BEGIN THE SAME SIDEWISE "BUMPING" AROUND, THE LESS BOWLY MARKED ONE FINALLY FLEW OFF 10 FT. + STOOD QUIETLY ON MUD. 11:10 AM SAW + NEAR), WITH NO OTHER BIRDS WITHIN 5 FT OF IT GIVING CHUCK- CHUCK-CHUCK ETC. QUICKLY + RAN TOGETHER, DR MILLER SAYS INTIMATION OR WARNING SORT OF NOTE. PBY - BROKEN SAND- PICE WAS 5' AWAY TO ON OTHER SIDE. PROVER WERE WESTERN S'PIPES AS WELL. [illegible] PERU 11:35 AM SAME NEST AS ON APPT STILL OCCURING. G'ALLOWED APPROACH OF DR MILLER TO 3 FT. STOPPED HER OF HIM TO WITHIN 6 INL BEFORE A&D PERS ON NEST-4 WITH SPREAD WINGS CALLS OFF DR DEE CANUS FLYING OR MILLER 2 FT AWAY. SET QUARTER BACK & DR MILLER ALMOST TOUCHED BILL OR PERS WHO CAME FROM AND THIS TIME WILL
Read Page
Page 718
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 719
KILBOGEER (OXYECHNUS VOGLFAEVS) APR 7 Bay Farm Island, Alamcos Co., Calif. 10:AM. SAW BIRD ON NEST - ALLOWED APPROACH OF GROUP TO WITHIN FT. BEFORE PUSHING. HARD TO SEE BIRD ON NEST, BIRD FLEW 15 FT. THEN GAVE KOWNERS DE-DE-DE CUE RUN TOGETHER WHILE GROOPING WINGS & SHOWING RUSY RUMP+TAIL COLOR. THEN PICKED UP INSECT+EAT IT) BEFORE RUNNING FROM GROUP GIVING WILL-DE CALL HEORS IN NEST OF FEW GRASS BLADES - ROUNDISH-WHITISH WITH AWOEN SPECKLING, GIVING GENERAL GREYISH APPEARANCE AT DISTANCE. GROUP STEPPED BACK TO ABOUT 20 FT FROM NEST & AFTER FEW MINUTES BIRD RAN UP TO WITHIN 5' OF NEST ON SIDE OPPOSITE FROM GROUP & WENT THEN "BROKEN WING" OR INJURED GET AGAIN LANING DE-DE-DE-DE AS SHE DID SO, THEN RUN BACKGO ABOUT 30 FT. ON OTHER SIDE OF NEST & FACED US GIVING WILL-DE CALLS OCCASIONALLY, AT 10:15 BIRD APPROACHED NEST AGAIN & SET AGAIN FLEING GROUP APR 2 11:35AM SAME NEST AS ON APR 7 STILL OCCUPIED. BIRD ALLOWED APPROACH OF DR M/LHHL TO 3 FT. STRETCHED OT HANDS TO WITHIN 6 IN. BEFORE BIRD RISE OFF NEST+WITH SPREAD WINGS GAVE DEE DEE DEE CALLS PLEING DR M/HLHE 2 FT AWAY. Set ON NEST AGAIN & Dr M/lhlh ALMOST TOUCHED BILL BEFORE BIRD ROSE FROM AND THIS TIME LIVING
Read Page
Page 720
(Kyoto) (Oxycan's No.1 Base) [illegible] The first time I saw the film, I was in Tokyo. I remember it was around 1980 or so. It was a very dark room, with only one small light bulb hanging from the ceiling. There were no seats, just some stools lined up against the wall. The screen was huge and took up almost all of the front wall. I don't remember exactly what kind of film it was, but I think it might have been a horror movie. The sound system was terrible, with lots of static and crackling noises. But somehow, I still managed to enjoy watching it. Maybe it was because the atmosphere was so intense and immersive. Or maybe it was just my imagination running wild in that dimly lit room. Anyway, it's been decades since then, but whenever I think about that experience, I can't help but smile. It reminds me of how much we used to love going out to see movies back then. And how different things are today, with all these fancy cinemas and digital projections. But there's something special about those old-school theaters that just can't be replicated anymore. So next time you get a chance to visit Kyoto, make sure to check out one of their classic cinemas. You never know what kind of magic you might discover inside.
Read Page
Page 721
C. ZIEBLER 1956 KILLOGER (OXYEENUS VOCRFORUS) BAY FARM ISLAND, ATHON CO, CALIF. DEE-BEGRE COW! AS DR MILLER BAWED AWAY BIRD SETTLED ON NEST ABOVE. WHEN OFP NGST RED TAIL SPREAD TOWARD DR MILLER - QUIT SHOWY DISPLAY WITH BIRD CROUCHING WINGS HALF SPREAD. WHEN BIRD WAS ON EARS BELLY + LOWER BREAST FEATHERS SPREAD OVER BODY OF CHURCH OR CELL (4)
Read Page
Page 722
(+1) [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 723
C. ZIEGLER 1956 HUDSONIAN CURLEW (HAREOPUS HUDSONICUS) APR 21 BOY FARM ISLAND, PLAMCOO CO, CONN. 11:05 AM SAW 1 WADING UP TO BELLY IN WATER. STICKING BILL INTO WATER BUT WITH NOT TOO MUCH PROBING (HEAD NOT BOBBED UP AND DOWN) THEN FROM TIME TO TIME HEAD GOES COMPLETELY UNDER WATER. DOWNCURVED BILL.
Read Page
Page 724
Downward Bitter Hated (or) Compressed Words Just By Just May Cut (Wound + No) Obedience With Not Too Much Feeling (Head And The Sobbing Girl... Like-Shikari) In Kind Of A Window I Was My Soul And Forwards To Carry (2018-2024) [illegible]
Read Page
Page 725
C. TIEBLER 1956 MARBLEGO GODWIT (LIMOSA FEODA) APR2 BAYFARM ISLAND, ARAMCO CO., CALIF. 10:30 AM - SAW 7 ALONG MUD BARS CLOSE TO SALICORNIA MARSH EDGE. 3 RESTING ON [illegible] (2 ON ONE SIDE) OTHERS PROBING IN 4-6 IN. DEEP WATER SOMETIMES WITH HEAD ALSO BELOW WATER. USED DEEPER WATER THAN DOWITERS, BLACKBELLED PLOVER, ETC IN GROUP OF SHORE BIRD PEOPLE. WHEN FEEDING BILL IS PROBED IN MUD (UNDER WATER) IN VARIOUS PLACES UNTIL FROM TIME TO TIME IT WAS KOOT IN ONE SPOT APARENTLY PROBING AFTER SOMETHING AT THAT SPOT. BILL SIGHTLY UPRIGHT, WHEN RESTING(?) HEAD HEAD BACK ALONG SIDE BODY, (UNDER WING?). IN FRONT TOP OF REAR 1/2 OF WING BROWNISH BUFF COLOR. BILL + HEAD HEAD ST. OUT IN FRONT. BILL DEPRESSD 10 DEG FROM HORIZON.
Read Page
Page 726
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 727
LTIEBEN 1956 SWITCHBACK (LIMNORUMS [GREYSEUS?] APR7 Bay Farm Island, Alameda Co., Calif. 10:45 AM - Saw 12 or so in MUD BOTTOMS POOL IN "ISLAND" OF MUDDIN SAW CAEMIA POOL ABOUT 25' LONG X 10 FT WIDE MUO ISLAND ABOUT TWICE THIS LONG X WIDE - NOT TIDAL. ABOUT 3 INCHES DEEP. BIRDS WERE PROBING IN WATER NEAR MARGIN (?) AMONG WITH HALF A DOZ OR SO WESTERN SONORIPERS, WHEN GROUP APPROACHED A BUNCH FLEW OFF, SHOWING WHITE BAR UP BACK. BILLS LONG + STRAIGHT, SUGGESTION OF OAKL + LIGHT STRIPES. 11:30 AM SAW 3 ON EDGE OF MUDDY PEBBLE BAR AS THEY WENT OUT FROM NW CORNER OF ISLAND, [illegible] IN WATER 2 INCHES DEEP, [illegible] [illegible] FEEDING. BLACK & WHITE WING PATTERN NOTICED. [illegible], 3 WHITE STOOD A-2 FT. AWAY NOT FEEDING JUST STANDING. NEARBY NECK, FLYING FLEW OFF TOGETHER, OWITCHERS FED BY STANDING IN 2 INCH WATER OR SHOWING UP TO MUDDY SHORE, WITH HEADS DOWN AND CONSTANT UP & DOWN PROBING WITH LONG BILL. THEN A FEW STEPS FORWARD + MORE PROBING. CANI WHEN LOWING "CHEK-CHEK-CNEE WEE-WEE-WE" QUITE NOISY. 2 SEEN VERY WERE QUITE CINNAMON- COLORS FROM HEAD BACK TO FIRST OF BEAK + MIDDLE OF BEAK - OTHERWISE MORE GREYISH BROWN HERE.
Read Page
Page 728
I have seen these quite charming Corduroy from head to feet corresponding to what it was, and much more here. "Check - check - nice one," said Bruce's wife, "You've won a great prize! And congratulations on your new job with us! You'll be working as our new manager." [illegible] I am sure that I was not so silly and saw the TV show with my own eyes. It was in 1986, and it was on a Sunday morning. The show was called "The Big Game Show", and I watched it with my family. We were all very excited to see the contestants playing against each other for a big prize. [illegible] I remember that the host was very funny and made everyone laugh. He also had a lot of games and challenges for the players to complete. Some of them were quite difficult, but others were easy enough for even children to do. [illegible] At one point during the show, there was a sudden storm outside. The wind was blowing strongly and the rain started pouring down heavily. Everyone in the studio seemed scared at first, but then they began laughing again because they thought it would be fun if everyone tried to guess what kind of weather would come next! [illegible] In the end, we all won prizes for participating and having such a great time together as a family. It was definitely worth watching this special episode of "The Big Game Show"! [illegible]
Read Page
Page 729
SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHER (LIMNODROMUS S) APR28 POINT ISABE, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:00AM. CANNING CHEE CHEE CHWAY O (--~-- ) 2 OR 3 TIMES WHILE FLIGHTING, ALMOST AT LEAST 1:00 SEEN FEEDING AT LOW TIDE THIS AM, ALONG SHORE ROAD AND ON POINT. ALSO CANH CHWEE-CHWEE! IN FLIGHT SOMETIMES REPEATED ONCE AND OCC MORE OFTEN. APR28 BAY FARM ISLAND, ALAMOSA CO., CALIF. 9:10 FLOCK OF ABOUT 30 (BROKEN INTO 2 OR 3 GROUPS AT TIMES) FLYING SHORT DISTANCES FROM TIME TO TIME IN SANICARILLO. TIDE WAS HIGH SO WATER MAY ROACH UP INTO SANICARNIO FOR SHORT DISTANCE. I WINKET FLYING NEAR THEM X LIGHTING ALSO,
Read Page
Page 730
No text detected
Read Page
Page 731
GREER 1956 WESTERN SANDPIPER (EREUNETOS MINU) APRIL Bay Farm Island, Alameda Co., Calif. 10:20 PM Flock of 20+ seen on small "island" of mud 6' long x 4' across at edge of Sanicentro - first mud exposed by receding tide, 1 Semipalmated Plover with them. Birds stood mostly on mud or in 1/2
Read Page
Page 732
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 733
FEBRUARY 1956 RING-BILLED GULL (LAREUS CANADENSIS) DELAWARIENSIS Feb 18 Love-Merritt, Cholland, Shasta Co., Calif. 8 or 10+ adults & immature seen on walk this A.M. (mostly imm.) Definite brand on tail of imm. as mentionedo in Petersons quite noticeable in group. Also black ring encircling bill, altho on some imm's nearly whole tip was black.
Read Page
Page 734
No text detected
Read Page
Page 735
CABRIOLE 1956 COBBIN TERN (HYDROPROGNE SABRIS) PART Bay Farm Island, Alameda Co., Calif. 9:15 AM ON - Saw 3 or 4 (or 2 at a time) flying up or down channel at NW corner of Is. Black cap, Red bill [illegible] Grey monthke, black under primaries! PART [illegible] 9:15 AM - saw 2 feeding about 50' out from edge of Salicornia marsh (about 200 ft. from high dry road) Birds circled in area about 20ft in dia. flying about 30 ft above water occ. giving vocal marsh garran note [illegible] drawn-out note ~~~~ given every second or two when birds were when seeking food wings flapping stiffly and bill held almost straight down, at 9:25 one seen flying just above water dipping its bill to touch water for a few inches every 15 ft or so, without stopping in flight. Dipped bill 6 or 7 times [illegible] in the single "run" then swooped up & resumed circling. "Garran" note given by 2 at least 1 of 2 birds as one dived towards & flew along side the other - then they separated with 1 still giving note 2 or 3 times as it flew off to "hunt" again. 1 American egret standing quietly in sunic about 50' away from where terns were feeding, when food(?) was sighted bird merely slowed wing beat & pointing body down slightly
Read Page
Page 736
JAN 2021 I was born in 1986, and lived my entire life in Russia until I moved to the US in 2003. I came from a small town near Moscow where everyone knew each other. My family was very close-knit; we all loved spending time together. We would often gather around our large wooden table for meals, playing games or just chatting about life. When I first arrived in America, everything seemed so different. The people were friendly but also reserved compared to what I had grown up with back home. It took some getting used to before feeling comfortable here. One thing that struck me immediately was how much more open Americans are when it comes to expressing themselves openly without fear of judgment from others. This freedom helped me feel like myself again after years spent suppressing parts of my personality due to societal expectations elsewhere. Another aspect I noticed right away is the diversity within this country itself – something rarely seen anywhere else globally except perhaps maybe Africa itself too! Seeing such variety among individuals makes one realize just how unique every single person truly is regardless of background differences they may possess beforehand upon arrival here today.
Read Page
Page 737
(TIEGER 1956 CASPIAN TEWN (HYDROPERONE SABANA) BAY FARM ISLAND, BRANCH CA, CALIF. AND BIRD DROPPED TOWARD WATER. DID NOT GO TO FAR UNDER WATER - JUST PART OF BODY [illegible] IN CYCLAR TOWN, WINGS HEN O PARTLY OUT THEN FLAPPY UP SLOWLY INTO AIR AGAIN. FROM TIME TO TIME UP TO 10:00 AM OTHER CASPIAN'S GOING THE ORIGINAL 2 UNTIL THERE WERE 8 OR 9 CIRCLENT. WHEN BIRDS APPARENTLY WANTED TO MAKE SPACE AS FROM THE SECOND AREA AWAY (TO ANOTHER?) THE HEAD + BILL WERE POINTED ALMOST ST. FORWARD + WING BEAT SEEMED TO BE QUICKENING SLIGHTLY. IF DIVING TOWARDS ANOTHER BIRD DIVING WAS VERY OCCASIONALLY. ALSO BIRDS NOVER GO SUDDENLY WHEN THEY POSSIBLY SIGNTO A FISH WHILE FLAPPING AROUND SLOWLY, RAISING THE FORWARD PART OF BODY BUT WITH HEAD + BILL STILL HELD ALMOST ST DOWN.
Read Page
Page 738
(1980 год) (Николаевская область) ...здесь, в Запорожье, анализ крови был сделан. А. — Я знаю о том, что он и она Тут-то я узнал, что тот не мог быть им Уже давно ни одна больница Мне, к тому же, от них не приходило Я всё время пытался найти их Сейчас они уже не живут в этом городе Но если бы они жили здесь, то мы могли бы встретиться Или хотя бы увидеться с ними От этого я очень сильно страдаю Здесь тоже есть больница Вот что нужно сделать: найти их (300000) Какую сумму Ты готов дать? Я не знаю. Но если ты дашь 100 долларов То они могут помочь тебе найти их Или хотя бы дать информацию Здесь тоже есть больница Вот что нужно сделать: найти их (300000) Какую сумму Ты готов дать? Я не знаю. Но если ты дашь 100 долларов То они могут помочь тебе найти их Или хотя бы дать информацию
Read Page
Page 739
ZIEGLER 1956 FORSTER'S TERN, (STEGNA FORSTERI) APR 7 BAY FROM ISLAND, ANSONCO CO, CONN. 11:35am 2 FLYING OUT IN BAY BOTH HOVERED 20 FT OR SO OVER WATER THEN (OR FLOW JUST ENOUGH to keep them stationary in the wind) THEN STOPPED FLAPPING AND DROPPED TO WATER. 11:40 ONLY 3 MORE & ONE FOR GIVING SHREE - SHREE - SHREE CALLS AFTER DIVE BIRD FLOWS SLOWLY UP FROM WATER AGAIN TO HOVER MORE, ON WATER NOW IT SEEMS OR SO. APR 21 9:35am - 3 FLYING OVER SOME MARSH CALLING "PIT CHUTER" SORT OF HIGH NASAL QUALITY, PIT. CHUTER - — ALSO FEW MINUTES WATER HEARD ONE GIVE A HARSH NOTE ABOUT SAME QUALITY AS CAPTIONS BUT NOT BROKEN IN MIDDLE - KEEPER SLOWLY DESCENDING KEEPER GIVEN 2 OR 3 TIMES ABOUT A SECOND APART.
Read Page
Page 740
1967 Aby Fawzi's "Arabian Nights" (1965) This is the first part of a two-part story about Fawzi's life. The second part will be published in the next issue. Fawzi was born in 1920 to a poor family in Cairo, Egypt. He grew up in a small village near Alexandria and worked as a farmhand before moving to the city to seek his fortune. In 1945, Fawzi joined the Egyptian army and served in the Suez Canal Zone during the British occupation. He was wounded in action and received the Medal of Valor for his bravery. After leaving the army, Fawzi worked as a journalist and wrote several articles on political issues in Egypt. His writing style was known for its sharp wit and satirical tone. In 1952, Fawzi became involved in the Egyptian revolution that overthrew King Farouk and established a republic. He supported Gamal Abdel Nasser's leadership and became a close advisor to the new president. During this time, Fawzi also began writing books and plays. His most famous work is "The Revolution of '52," which chronicles the events leading up to the overthrow of the monarchy. Fawzi continued to write and publish until his death in 1974. He is remembered as one of Egypt's greatest writers and thinkers, whose works continue to inspire generations of readers today.
Read Page
Page 741
DECEMBER 1956 GREAT HORNEO OWL (Bubo virginianus) MAY 19 WINDSOR CANYON, CONNER COASTAL, CALIF. 10:20 SAW A YOUNG A LITTLE OVER A FOOT LONG PERCHED ON EUCALYPTUS BROWCH ABOUT 20 FT OFF GROUND AT EDGE OF EUCALYPTUS WOODS & GRASSY HILLSIDE. BIRD JUST STOOD STILL FACING US, IRIS YELLOW. DOWNY WHITE HEAD. BARE LIGHT TAN COLORED, "HORNS" SHOWING SLIGHTLY ON HEAD. ALLOWED APPROACH TO PERCH BELOW BRANCH. SEEMED MUCH SMALLER UP CLOSE - PROBABLY ABOUT 9 INCHES LONG. BIRD JUST STARRED DOWN AT US WITHOUT FLYING.
Read Page
Page 742
(Сделать через ОМ - Базовый)
Read Page
Page 743
C.ZICOLON 1986 ANNA HUMMINGBIRD (CALYPTA ANNA) NOV 5 WILDCAT CANYON, CENTER COSTA CO., CALIF. 11:10 AM 1 Ø IN TOP OF 6 BRECHARIS BUSH ON BARE TWIG (PURELY JUST VERTED BY SPOTTED TOWNSEN) THROAT COLOR PURPLISH RED NOT JUST STRAIGHT RED, ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER 1 FT BELOW IT IN SAME BUSH. WHEN WARBLER MOVED HUMMER WOULD MOVE SLIGHTLY BUT OTHER- WISE NOT NOTICED. THROAT F'S SLIGHTLY SPREAD OUT BY HUMMER FROM TIME TO TIME- [illegible] (WHEN WARBLER WAS ABSENT ALSO)
Read Page
Page 744
{ "text": "(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна старка) \n\n(анна стар [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 745
C. EICHER 1956 Rufous Hummingbird (Selasphorus rufus) May 24 Winocot Canyon, Center Co., Camp 10:30 AM Saw -> parent at end of 15 ft high chokeberry bush, with back towards us. Slow the solid rufous back, no camming-, but humming birds flying nearby a moment before this one was sighted gave a short buzz about a second long-, may have been this one. 10:40 Same(?) bird perched on small twig in light rain, moved to higher twig. Feathers slightly puffed, at no time did the wings appear very greenish - just rufous - giving appearance of all [illegible] rufous cherrybird with slightly wider berry & red throat patch. Throat patch very dark looking except at certain angles when it looked[illegible].
Read Page
Page 746
(С) [illegible] 29749 [illegible] 2018 г. [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 747
Roo's 1956 Red Shouldered Flicker (Colaptes Cafer) Feb 11 W. LOCOST CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:50 AM -2 FLOWING TO TOP OF 40' EUCALYPTUS AND PERCHING ACROSS LIMBS IN TREE REMINISCING ROBINS, ONE CALLED 'KIK' I MORE SEEN PERCHED PARALLEL TO UPRIGHT BRANCH OF EUCALYPTUS. WHITE RUMP DISTINCTIVE. RIPARIAN RESOC. Feb 25 STRAWBERRY CANYON, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 8:15 AM. SAW 1 BOAT HIGH IN LEAFLESS PLANE OR SYCAMORE TREE. SEEMED TO BE FLYING INTO WIND. PERCHED MORE OR LESS PARALLEL TO LIMB (RATHER THAN ACROSS IT). NO CALLING. ROBIN HIT IN SAME TREE BUT DID NOT SEEM TO BE DISTURBING TO FLICKER. 'V' MARKING CLEAR ON THROAT. ANOTHER SIGHTED IN SAME TREE WAS NOTICED AT 8:25 BUT FLEW AFTER A MINUTE OR TWO. THE BIRD SEEN AT 8:15 AM FLEW TO NEARBY LAWN AT 8:27 + HOADED THROUGH THE 1-2" HIGH GRASS APPARENTLY FEEDING. IT GAVE 1 TO 3 PECKS INTO THE GRASS THEN LIFTED ITS HEAD FOR A MOMENT, THEN A FEW QUICK HOPS BEFORE LOWERING ITS HEAD & PECKING AGAIN. PROBABLY SAME INDIVIDUAL FLEW LENGTH OF BASE BARN FIELD TO BEGIN FEEDING AT OTHER END OF FIELD. WHITE RUMP NOTICEABLE IN FLIGHT. FEATHERS AT REIMARIES SEEMED SPREAD AS BIRD FLEW BY, RED OF UNDERSWINGS SHOWED UP TOO. SECOND FLICKER SEEN AT 8:25 WAS STILL PERCHED IN TOP OF 40' REDWOOD BEING WIND + PARALLEL TO TRUNK OF TREE. BIRD AT END OF BARN FIELD
Read Page
Page 748
No text detected
Read Page
Page 749
Eberier 1956 Red Shafted Flicker (Colaptes calurus) Feb25 Strawberry Canyon, Animas Co., Colof. (cont) Watched for 10 minutes as it pecked or probed in sod. Several straight-down pecks given before bird held up its head again. At one time bill seemed stuck rather deep in ground while gave short, rapid probes were given.
Read Page
Page 750
No text detected
Read Page
Page 751
ZIEGLER 1956 Downy Woodpecker (DENDROCOROS PUBECCENS) MAR 3 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:00 AM SAW 1 HIGH IN EUCALYPTUS ON DEAD BRANCH. WHITE BUTT VISIBLE PECKED QUIETLY A MOMENT OR SO THEN FLEW TO NEARBY EUCALYPTUS NO CALLING. 9:20AM SAW ANOTHER IN SMALL NEWLY LEAFED WILLOWS NEAR JEWEL LAKE SIDE. FLEW TO NEARBY TREE & WAS LOST TO SIGHT WHEN GROUP APPROACHED. 10:45 AM - SAW 1 IN BROADHARIS FOREST ON 1-2 INCH THICK TRUNK. NOTE AROUND 1-2 FT. OFF GROUND TO START, THEN WORKING UPWARD & FINALLY FLYING UP INTO EUCALYPTUS. WHITE PATCH IN MIDDLE OF BACK VISIBLE.
Read Page
Page 752
No text detected
Read Page
Page 753
DECEMBER 1956 (WUTTALLOENIS BOREALIS) White-Sided Flycatcher APR 28 WILDCAT CANYON, CENTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 8:20 AM SAW 1 ON TOP OF WILLOW TREE ABOUT 35-40 FT UP. JUST SITTING STILL AND OCC. FLYING OFF. DIRECTION. SONG FI-BRAY-YO SOUNDS ( - ' - ) LIKE "FBRAYY-YO" FROM DISTANCE, BUT OCC. 3 NOTES MAY BE HEARD FI - BRAYY - YO WITH REPEATED ON MIDDLE NOTE. WHITE BARE IN MIDDLE OF BREAST & BELLY SEEN, + WHITE SPOTS ON SIDES OF BACK ABOVE WINGS WHEN BIRD TURNED SIDEWAYS. 8:35 AM BITCH ARROW AT SUMPERCHY AFTER HAVING FLOWN DOWN A FEW MINUTES AGO. SAME SITTING STILL & CANNING EVERY 2-3 MINUTE OR SO.
Read Page
Page 754
No text detected
Read Page
Page 755
EGBLER 1956 HOENCO LARK (OTOCORIS ALPINEA) April 1 Bay Farm Island, Montauk Co., N.Y. 10:35. - MEMBER OF GROUP FLUSHED HOENCO LARK & FOUND NEST. NEST ABOUT 2 1/2 INCHES ACROSS X 2 INCHES DEEP LINED WITH FINE GRASS, A PIECE OF WASTE COTTON CLOTH & A FEATHER TIGERS ABOUT 3/4 X 1/2 INCH. LIGHT BROWN WITH VERY FINE BLACK BROWN SPECKS. GRASS HERE FAIRLY DRY & ONLY A COUPLE OF INCHES HIGH, GROUND WITH MANY SMALL ROCKS. April 11:45 AM. SAME NEST AS ON APRIL HAD 2 YOUNG (ABOUT 3 DAYS OLD ACCORDING TO DR MILLER) DOWN SANDY COLOR BLENDING IN WITH GRASS & SOIL AROUND NEST. INSIDE OF MOUTH ROOISH ORANGE, RIM OF MOUTH YELLOW. DR MILLER ALSO POINTED OUT SMALL FRAGMENTS OF ROCK PLACED AROUND NEST APPARENTLY TO ACT AS SOME SORT OF ARCH OR ENTRY WAY TO NEST - PERHAPS AS IN WET WEATHER WHEN PARENTS FOOT MIGHT BE WET OR MUDDY OR WHEN GROUND AROUND NEST MIGHT BE WET,
Read Page
Page 756
(205) 891-2100 (Toll Free) - 7/31 - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM - $3.00 - NO MORE AT OPEN TO CLOSE - 8AM - 7PM ON MON & TUE ONLY, CLOSED WED. - NO LUNCH BREAK OR REST PERIODS. - WORKERS MUST EARN $229.99 BEFORE THEY CAN BE PAID. - 15 HOURS + 4 HOURS OVERTIME TO START. - WITH YOUR FIRST 8 HOURS, YOU'LL EARN $30.00/HOUR. - AFTER THAT, IT'S $20/HOUR FOR THE NEXT 28 DAYS. - A COUPLE OF INCHES HIGH AND .25"-1.75" WIDE WITH MANY ON IT FROM NOW TO LATE AUGUST, MAY BE: 11/5/99. [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] - 28 DAYS OF WORK AND YOU'RE GOOD TO GO. [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 757
GRIEGLER 1956 Cliff SWALLOW (PETROCHALAZON SITIFRONES) APRIL BAY FROM ISLAND, ANAMOSA CO., CALIF. 9:30 AM. I SEEN FLYING 6 FT. OVER SONICORNIA - ONLY IN SIGHT FOR LESS THEN A MINUTE AND NO FEEDING SEEN.
Read Page
Page 758
(2018) was made by (2007) , on January 29, 2007 , on January 29, 2007 , on January 29, 2007 , on January 29, 2007
Read Page
Page 759
MARCH 1956 STELLERS JAY (CYANOCITTA STOLLERI) FEB 11. WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:00AM - SAW JAY IN EUONYMUS TREE (20ish) ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE. NO CALLING. STRUGGLED TO SEE GROUP FLOW OFF DOWN HILLSIDE FROM ROAD. ONE MORE SEEN HIGH WALKING AMONG EUONYMUS TREES. STILL NO CALL. 9:20AM - SAME 2 JAYS SEEN TOGETHER 100 FT OR SO UP IN EUONYMUS SITTING WITHIN 2 FT OF EACH OTHER. ONE FLOW GIVING CALL "RAAAN"! BIRDS PERCHED TOWARDS LEAVES OCCASIONALLY BUT MAYBE NOT FEEDING - JUST SEEMED RANDOM MOVEMENTS AMONG WITH OCCASIONAL TAIL MOVEMENT TO ONE SIDE OR OTHER. FEB 13 U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CA 9:45AM SAW 4 STELLERS SITTING TOGETHER (WITHIN 6' OF EACH OTHER) HIGH (50') IN LEAFLESS TREE. NO "FIGHTING" OR "SQUAWKING" ACTIONS. NO FEEDING - JUST SEEMED TO BE SITTING THERE. 10:50AM - 2 SEPARATE JAYS IN TREES GAVE RATHER A RASPING "BUZZ" - SORT OF LIKE A DOOR CREAKING OR GRINDING - HARD TO DESCRIBE. NO PARTICULAR ACTIVITY WAS GOING ON WHEN THIS SOUND WAS GIVEN. - ONCE BIRD WAS IN FLYING TOP 100 YARDS AWAY AND AGAIN WHEN WITHIN 15' OF US IN BUSH THE CALL WAS GIVEN. FEB 25 STEAMBOAT CANYON ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. SAW 2 AT 9:00 AM AMONG WIRE FENCE IN GROUP OF ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. BIRDS STAYED IN UNDERBRUSH WHEN GROUP OF OBSERVERS WAS NEAR BY BUT 1 OF BIRDS
Read Page
Page 760
No text detected
Read Page
Page 761
December 1956 STELLER'S JAY (CYANOCITTA STELLAE) FEB25 Strawberry Canyon, Alameda Co., Calif. (PAGE 2) Flew 5' up in bush & gave 2 "SHCRASH!" calls, paused 5 sec's + gave 2 more of those loud squawking calls. Great elevated & conspicuous. 5 min's later another (or same?) bird in eucalyptus trees was giving SHOOK-SHOOK etc (or CHOOK- CHOOK ETC.) call. Loud & definite. & rapid. Another call given a few minutes later was CHOW-CHOW ETC. maybe 5 times - slower than 'shook' call
Read Page
Page 762
No text detected
Read Page
Page 763
21 EBER 1956 SCRUB JAY (AMPHILUSCOCA COERULESCENS) FEB 11. WHOCAS CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 10:15 AM. - I SAW PERCHED QUIETLY ON SNOWDEN HILLSIDE BAGNARIS BUSH TOP A VAST FADING ABOVE OF US BUT NO MOTION ON ANOTHER BIRD. LIGHT COLOR UNDERPARTS NOT ENOUGH. FLEW DOWN SLOPE WITH SERIES OF FLAPS + SHORT GLIDES. TAIL SPREAD DURING FLIGHTING. A FEW MINUTES LATER SOME BIRD(?) SEEN ABOVE STREAM. CAME UPON SHUTTING
Read Page
Page 764
No text detected
Read Page
Page 765
STEAMER 1956 BUSH TIT (PUPARUS MINIMUS) FEB WILDCAT CANYON, CORTEZ COSTA CO, CALIF. 9:40 AM - SAW FLOCK OF FLYING BY 1'S & 2'S FROM OAK ACROSS ROAD TO SOME TYPE OF WINDOW. ABOUT 12-14 BIRDS, CANNING NOTES ZEE-ZEE-ZEE (ALL SUN TOGETHER) AS BIRDS WORKED THRU TREES SEEMINGLY INSERTING LEAVES IN A SORT OF TYPHOON FASHION. TREES ON SUNNY BRUSY SLOPE. 9:30 AM - SAME FLOCK WORKING THRU PUSSY WILLOWS' RIPARIAN ASSOCATION MAYS WILDCAT CANYON, CORTEZ COSTA CO, CALIF. 10:05 AM TWO AT NEST IN 6' BREECHAS BUSH HIGH ON NE FACING SLOPE. NEST NOT APPEARING CLOSELY BUT SEEMED TO BE ABOUT 6" LONG AND 203 3/4 INCHES THICK HANGING IN TOP 10 INCHES OF BUSH, BIRDS FRITTING CLOSE TO BUSH. I OBSERVED APPROACH & DESCRIBED NEST FOR GROUP - NEST ABOUT 8" LONG, COB WASS + MOSS, HOLE 1 1/2" O.A. GOING INTO SIDE OF TOP OF NEST. A BUSH TIT FLEW [illegible] IN TO BUSH WITH MOUTH FULL OF MOSS. I ENTERED NEST + LEFT MOSS & CAME OUT. OTHER ENTERED, LEFT MOSS & CAME OUT. NEST SUPPORTED BY PENCIL-SIZED TWIG NEAR BRANCHING. / CAME BACK WITH COB WASS + LEFT THEM IN NEST+ [illegible] IMMEDIATELY CAME OUT AGAIN. ALSO SOME LICHENS FOUND IN NEST. BIRDS LEFT NEST FOR ABOUT 5 MINUTES THEN
Read Page
Page 766
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 767
September 1956 CRUSET-BACKED CHICKADEO (PARUS RUFESCENS) FEB 11 Wildcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 9:30 AM - 1, AT LEAST, WORKING THRU "PUSSY WILLIOWS", NOT FEEDING BUT MAY HAVE BEEN ALARMED BY GROUP OF US. WEAR SONG OR CALL "CHICKA-DE-DE:" FEB 28 Strawberrry Canyon, Alameda Co., Calif. 9:10 AM - 1 SEEN (MAYBE MORE) IN EUCALYP. TREES LOWER DOWN IN DEAD BRANCHES. SOME KIND OF NOTE - NOT HEARD WELL BUT SOUNDED LIKE TSEE TSC TSC, SLIGHTLY SHURRED.
Read Page
Page 768
No text detected
Read Page
Page 769
6-27-05 1956 BUSH-TIT (PSALTRIARUS MINIMUS) MAY'S WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (CONT.) RETURNS. NO SINGING OR CHIRPING EVEN WITH GROUP NEARBY 15 FT AWAY.
Read Page
Page 770
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 771
Feb 11 Wren Tit (Chamisa fasciata) 9:10 AM - Saw 2 Wren Tits & Brown Jays above road working thru [illegible] in bushes near around (3' high). No calls, slow movements out quick flits to next bush. Tail held rather high above back. White eye not noticeable. At 30', Tit called or sang some kind of buzz - not too long (2 or 3 sec's) Short (1/2 sec) Mssst-like buzz given by birds when seen feeding, 10 min's later. 9:30 AM - Song of Wren Tit At 9:10 AM chip-chip-chip etc starting slow but "accelerating" & running together towards end. Nearly same pitch - duration 2-3 sec's 9:45 AM - Tit canning (buzzing) from sage oak with flock of brush tits.
Read Page
Page 772
No text detected
Read Page
Page 773
CELESTES 1956 CALIFORNIA THREESPINE (TOXOSTOMA REDIVIVUM) FEB 13 U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 11:15 AM - HEARD THEN SAW SINGING BIRD ABOUT 20' UP IN DEAD SMOKY TREE. CURVED BILL NOTICEABLE. SONG - EACH PHRASE GIVEN TWICE MOST OF TIME EXCEPT FOR ONE PETO-PETO-PETO-PETO PETO" HEARD IN THIS NUMBER (5) SEVERAL TIMES. SONG CONTINUED FOR PERHAPS A MINUTE OR SO AT A TIME WITH A MINUTE OR TWO OF SILENCE. BIRD BROKE OFF SINGING EACH TIME A STELLAR JAY CALLED FROM NEARBY PINES, THEN SANG AGAIN WHEN JAY STOPPED.
Read Page
Page 774
No text detected
Read Page
Page 775
ROBIN (TURDUS MIGRATORIUS) WIND GAP CANYON, CONTEALOSTO CO., COLOR. 8:30 AM SAW 1 ON MUDDY SHORE WITH SOME FRESH GRASS & ROUTING. KEPT HIS BECK TO GROUP OF OBSERVERS AS HE MOVED AWAY ON GROUND. 8:45AM 2ND ROBIN (BREST NOT AS BRIGHT ORANGE AS FIRST BIRD'S) JOINED 1ST & BOTH FOR FEAR 5 MINUTES WITHIN 5' OF EACHOTHER.
Read Page
Page 776
No text detected
Read Page
Page 777
FEBRUARY 1956 VARIED THRUSH (HYOREUS NAEEVICS) MAR3 WILCOAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF 10:00 AM - SAW 3 SITTING 50-60' UP IN EUCALYPTUS, ABOUT 4' APART NO SINGING, OR OTHER ACTIVITY. JUST SITTING STILL. ORANGETHROAT +BREAST WITH BLACK BAR SHOWS UP CLEARLY ON ONE FACING US. FLOW OFF TOGETHER AT 10:10AM.
Read Page
Page 778
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 779
Feb 13 V.C. Botanical Gardens, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal., F Hermit Thrush (Hylocichla guttata) 10:15 am - Saw 1 on chicken manure patch beside path. Slow movements, no scratching at ground. Tail only very slightly reddish, no tail raising. Brown flying insects flying over open manure patch. Maybe thrush was eating those that hit or those others crawling on ground. 11:00 am - 3 or 4 more noticed around paths & on ground in bushes. 2 or 3 times tail was raised accompanied by a wing flutter. Quiet birds - both in action & voice. Sny t easily disturbed, and so, but when observers still they seem to carry on activity nearby & approaching w/in 20-30 ft. we so.
Read Page
Page 780
No text detected
Read Page
Page 781
C. ZIEGER 1956 Solitary Virgo (Virgo Solitaria) May 15 Wildcat Canyon, Corra Costa Co., Calif. 9:10 AM. B&W 1 (or more?) not 2 together at once) moving THRU LIVE OAK READINGS? AND CANNING. SEE-ME, SEE-YOU, SEE-ME, SEE YOU, SEE YOU, ETC. - - , - , - , - - , = etc OPEN "SEE-ME" (AFTER (OR "SEE-YOU") ABOUT 10 OR 15 SECONDS APART. ABOUT SOME QUALITY AS RED CYGOS VIRGO BACKGROUND OR PERHAPS A VERY LITTLE HOWEVER BUT NOT AS MUCH AS YELLOW-THEAT VIRGO. NO SET ORDER OF "SEE-ME'S" AND "SEE-YOU'S".
Read Page
Page 782
(ВЛАСТИМОЗ ОЗНАК) ДЗАНИЛ КРАТИЛОЗ ,АИГА...ОЛЕЙЗО-АЭРНО, НОРМА? Т-АЗО.ЛИЧ 2КГМ [он] [он] [он] -ан...НЕМ (с)ДИК-ТЯ-СЮСТРОЗ С [на] [о] [в] ,УОУ-332, ЭМИ-32 ,АХИМКО ,ЭГ-5, УОУ-332, УОУ-332, ЭМИ-332 [и] (уок-332:30) .КЕРАМ ЗОНАО-32, ТИ АО ОИ ТУМН ОКГО-39 ЗА ХУМНО ДИМЕД-ТВОГЯ -9 2АДИМЕГА АО ТБРОЗ ВООЯ (с)ЭЛИ ТКАРЛХ СКАСОНХ ЭТИЛХ КЭЛУ ОТРАЧАТ-УЕЛХГТ ЗА ХОУМ БД "ЭМИ-32" 90 ДЗАДО Т32 ОН ,ЭБИНУ , "260У-332" ОМЖ
Read Page
Page 783
E. ZIEGLER 1956 WARBLING VIREO (VIREO GILVUS) MAY 19 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF 8:30 AM SAW 1 ⬆ ABOUT 25' FT UP IN [illegible] IN GROVE PICNIC AREA NEAR TENNIS COURTS IN TILTON PARK GIVING "WARBLING" SONG [squiggle] ABOUT 1-2 SEC'S LONG. WARBLING SHOWED THREE FOLIAGES OF OAK TREES, WHEN OTHER BIRDS WERE NEAR OR SOMETIMES AT OTHER TIMES BIRD GAVE A SCOLONG-LIKE NOTE "CHWHHH" ABOUT 1/2 SEC LONG SPACED A COUPLE OR SEC'S APART - LIKE A WEAK SPOTTED TOWHEE'S "SCHWAH" ROLL. EVERY 20 SEC'S
Read Page
Page 784
(260) 03114) 9-10), O-7208900 W KIGUT'ZE TUDAN RD I WA2 MATE,9 M. - A 1500 KAO " " -TODAN (J) - [illegible] -3102 3000 TOGA JAMTO WNW , 8797 YAQ 76 BUT SHTO FA 8.411115 SO SHUN "WHWHO"-TON GIW-TUWOZ A SWA-SIA 303903 A 02996 TWA 323 TUOA SITRA JAYA A -JLI - 79991 '532 ,489 "HAAWHJZ" Z'JHWOT
Read Page
Page 785
C. ZIEGELER 1956 ORIONET-CROWNED WARBLER (JORMINOEA CERARA) 2028 WILDCAT CANYON, CENTER CASTLE CO., CALIF. 9:30 AM - HEARD 1 IN TOP OF 20-25 FT. OAK BEFORE ROAD INTO TENNIS COURT AREA. SAW IT ALSO - OLIVE-GREEN BACK + WINGS YELLOWISH GREEN BENEATH. SONG - SORT OF CHATTERING SCREEES GOING DOWN NEAR END & WITH A TERMINATION NOTE UP. ABOUT 2 TO 3 SEC'S LONG GIVEN ONLY EVERY 80 SEC'S.
Read Page
Page 786
No text detected
Read Page
Page 787
Townsend's Warbler (Dendroica townsendi) May 5 Willowcat Canyon, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 11:40 saw -> in 20 ft high live oak [illegible] feeding + flitting then flew down to top of oaks. Black throat, 2 breast stripes & black stripe thru crown. Song w/ry "TSEET TSEET TSEET TSET EKO TSEET" more or less on 1 pitch, not too loud, if low AM for 2 or 3 minutes of flitting + feeding.) Last note seems to rise a little in some songs. Whole song rather thin & not too loud,
Read Page
Page 788
(1952-1960)
Read Page
Page 789
H.C. TIGELAR 1956 TOLMIE WARBLER (OPOCENIS TOLMIEI) MAY 5 WILDCAT CANYON, CONNES COSTA CO., CA. 8:25 AM SAW [illegible] GREY HEAD WITH VERY SMALL BLUE MARK AT BASE OF GREY HEAD ON THROAT BLUE NOT TOO WELL-DEFINED. CHASED HOUSEWREN WHICH FLEW INTO BRUSH ON SUNNY HILL WITH THICK GROWING LIVE OAKS. WARBLER MOVED FAIRLY SLOWLY THRU OAKS MAYBE FEEDING. BRUSH WAS THINBLE BERRY & BRECHWEIS. 12:00 NOON - SAW 07 INTOP OF 15 FOOT CLOVERBERRY SINGING "SWEET-SWEET- SWEET-SUGU-SUGU" [illegible] THE FIRST 3 NOTES CLEAR & HIGHER THO A LITTLE LOWER & SHARPER, "SWEET-SWEET-SWEET-SUGAR- SUGAR" ACCORDING TO RALPH KAST!, [illegible]
Read Page
Page 790
(Гриммот, Елизавета) Студентка гр.107 [illegible] Бахарева (Е.В.) 1 курс гр.25:8 [illegible] [illegible] с.394 – стр.401, №4, 5, 6, 7 Упражнение 25.2 (стр.401) читать в тетради [illegible] Сделать упражнение 25.3 (стр.402), перевести предложения на русский язык и записать их в тетрадь. Перевести текст на стр.402-403 в словарь. Упражнение 25.4 (стр.404) читать и переводить в тетради. Сделать упражнение 25.5 (стр.404). [illegible] Упражнение 26.1-28:9, стр.405 – 406, перенести в тетрадь; Упражнение 26.17-27.19 – написать краткое содержание. --- "УО УЗ-УОУЗ-ТЭЭУИЗ ТЭЭУИЗ + ЭА-АЛО ЭТОН Г ТЭСИЛ, ЗИТ [illegible] + ЭГЕВЕЛ ЭПП 1-4 ОТ -ЭЭУИЗ-ТЭЭУИЗ-ТЭЭУИЗ-ТЭЭУИЗ" Традиционный от-магараа "ЭА-УЗ
Read Page
Page 791
J.C. ZIEGLER 1950 Pineelared Warbler (Wilsonia pusilla) APR 28 Wind cat Canyon, San Diego County, Calif. 10:05 AM saw 0? in low trees & bushes 10ft over path along wooded HILLSIDE - NOTE: "TSCHIP" GIVEN EVERY MINUTE OR SO. NO SONG given no f seen but another Tschip heard nearby. Yellowish below, olive above black cap well up on head or not too notice- ble from side view May 5 9:00 AM singing in poison ivy chump then in live oak 15 ft up. Song - "TSWET - TSWET - TWSCET - TWSGHT TWSGE EGT TSWGG" on one pitch more or less. or. not just like those on camps which sing
Read Page
Page 792
(1849)
Read Page
Page 793
D.R. ZIEGLER 1956 WESTERN MEADOWLARK (SIOUXCOUNTY, NEBRASKA) APR 7 Bay Farm Islando, Anamosa Co., Calif. 10:20 AM - SAW NEST WITH 5 LONGISH WHITE EGGS WITH BROWN SPOTCHES ESP. NEAR LARGE ONE. IDENTIFIED BROWN SPOTCHES BY DR. MINHOL AS MEADOW- LARKS. NEST IN COFFEE- CUP SIZED DEPRESSION EGG IN 8 OR 9 INCH TALL GRASS AT BASE OF SOME SORT OF 6" TANK THISTLE OR DIONOILIA PLANT. LINED, MOSTLY AT BOTTOM, WITH FINE GRASS. DUE TO DEPTH OF DEPRESSION & HEIGHT OF GRASS EGGS COULD NOT BE SEEN UNTIL STANDING PERSON WAS WITHIN 3 FT OF NEST. DISTANCE WOULD HAVE To be A FEW INCHES, PROBABLY, FOR A DOG OR FOX ETC. NEST WAS IN GRASS PATCH ABOUT 150 FT LONG & 40 - 75 FT WIDE BETWEEN TWO ROADS. WOLY- RAIL ABOUT 20' FROM ROAD WITH A DITCH IN BETWEEN ON NW CORNER OF ISLAND, AT 10:35 AM - 2 MEADOW- LARKS SEEN ON WIRE 200 FT FROM NEST - 1 "CHUCKING" & GIVING PATTER OTHER GIVING REBUKE SONG (-/)
Read Page
Page 794
(Метод Мейснера) Самый простой способ (метод "Ключика") Взять лист бумаги и нарисовать круг. Рисуете в этом круге - по часовой стрелке: "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0" Над цифрой "1" пишете слово "СЫН", а над "2" пишете слово "ДАЧНИК", и т. д. Потом берете любую бумагу (не обязательно белую) и пишете: "Мой сынок, ты такой же хороший, как и я" Или так: "Я тебя очень люблю, потому что ты мой единственный сын" Затем на листе бумаги рисуете домик. Над крышей домика пишете: "Дом" Справа от крыши: "Окно" Внизу слева: "Кирпич" Внизу справа: "Фундамент" Под каждым словом пишете по одному слову из предыдущего текста. Например: "Мой сынок, ты такой же хороший, как и я" -> "СЫН", "ДОМИК", "ОКНО", "КИРПИЧ", "ФУНДАМЕНТ" После этого закрываете глаза и представляете этот домик. В нем живет ваш сын (или дочь). Вы входите в дом, открываете окно, смотрите на кирпичи и фундамент. Если вы видите что-то странное или необычное, значит, у вас есть проблемы с отношениями к ребенку. Чтобы все исправить, нужно снова нарисовать домик, но уже правильно. Тогда ваш сын (или дочь) станет счастливым и здоровым.
Read Page
Page 795
ZIEGLER 1950 BREWER BLACKBIRD (EUPHAGUS CYANOCOPHOLUS) FEB 18 LAKE MORRITT, OAKLANDS, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 8:30 PM -> SINGERS & ROCKS (20?) SEEN ON WANDST IN TREES AROUND LAKE CONSTANT WHOERING + CLICKING CARRIED ON EVEN WHEN BIRDS WERE SITTING INERTLY IN TREES. BIRDS WALKED. OR WHITISH EYE. ? DARK EYE.
Read Page
Page 796
No text detected
Read Page
Page 797
C. EICHLER 1956 WESTERN TANAGER (Piranga ludoviciana) MAY 5 WINDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:40 AM saw 1 or more not sounding just diffusely flying in top of 50 ft from eucalyptus fluttering around occasionally for 3 minutes then flew off about could not be followed, no song or notes,
Read Page
Page 798
(Министерство Образования) Государственный Университет Примечание: Курсовая работа должна быть выполнена студентом в течение одного семестра и защищена на заседании кафедры перед экзаменационной сессией. Студент должен иметь зачетную книжку для подтверждения участия в работе. Работа не может быть возвращена до окончания курса.
Read Page
Page 799
(PHEUCTICUS MELANOCYANUS) BLACK HEADED GROSBEAK CONTRA COSTA CO. APR 28 WILCOX CANYON, MONTEREY CO., CALIF 8:40 AM SAW 1 IN TOP OF 30-40 FT. LIVE OAK. SINGING ROBIN-LIKE STRING OF NOTES BUT, TO ME, NOT SO REGULAR AS THOSE OF ROBIN. HEARD SAME(?) BIRD A FEW MINUTES LATER IN EUCALYPTUS 150 FT AWAY. 2 OR 3 AT LEAST THROUGH Woods near TOWNSCOPE PICNIC GROUNDS, NO ?? SEEN FOR SURE YET. 10:30 AM - SAW 2 FLY SINGING FROM ONE HIGH EUCALYPTUS TO ANOTHER WITH BUTTERFLY-LIKE FLIGHT - LIKE THAT IN SAME FLIGHT. WHITE SPOTS QUITE NOTICEABLE IN WINGS. DID NOT SEEM TO BE FOLLOWING OR BE FOLLOWED BY, ANOTHER BIRD. MAY 5 8:30 AM SAW 1 OF +1 ? FEEDING IN NEW GROUN OF LIVE-OAKS ON SUNNY HILLSIDE. FIRST FEEDING A 20 FT APART THEN JOINED EACH OTHER + FED WITH IN A FOOT OF EACH OTHER. COULD NOT SEE WHAT (IF ANYTHING) WAS BEING EATEN. THE 2? HEARD SINGING IN THE 20FT HIGH LIVE-OAK TOPS JUST A FEW MINUTES PREVIOUS TO THIS. MAY 19 9:00! 2? SINGING ON N&L 25 ?30 FT. UP IN LIVE OAK ON ONE OF SMALL, TOP SIDE BRANCHES. AT 9:10 ? UNIT IN GAY TREE 30FT
Read Page
Page 800
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 801
C. ZIEBELL 1956 BLACK NECKED GREBE (PHEUCTICUS MELANOGRAUS) MAY 19 (Cont) HILOCAT CANYON, LOWER COSTA CA., CALF. FOR A FEW SEE'S FLYN FROM TO NEST & A BIT ABOUT 8 INCHES AWAY. THEN LEFT NEST & FLOW AWAY. F SPECIES INCUBATING!) NEST SEEMED ABOUT 4-5 INCHES ACROSS & PERHAPS 2 INCHES DEEP MADE OF (ON OUTSIDE) TWIGS ABOUT MATCH STICK THICKNESS, PLACED ON TOP OF "Y'S" OF SMALL BRANCHES. 9:25AM SAW SECOND NEST IN OUTER BRANCHES OF CLOSEBERRY. ABOUT 18' AWAY GROUND ON OREOOL GOO. ONLY 10 FT OR SO FROM 1ST NEST BUT W/O CREEK/GOO. NOT TOO MUCH COULD BE TOLD ABOUT NEST BUT LIKE THE FIRST, IT WAS ON THE OUTER PART OF CROWN OF TREE - NOT WAY BACK IN CENTER OF TREE. ABOUT 6" IN FROM OUTER SURFACE OF TREE.
Read Page
Page 802
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 803
FEB13 U.C. Poultry Husbandry Bldg, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. PINE SISKIN (SPINUS PINUS) 1:20 PM - SAW FLOCK (75?) HANGING ON, EATING LAST YEAR'S SEED CATKINS OF SOME TYPE OF TREES, WHICH HAD BEEN UPROOTED & LAY ON STREAM BANK. OTHERS OF FLOCK CARRYING ON SOME WAY, HANGING HALF UPSIDE DOWN, IN STILL-STANDING TREES OF SAME TYPE. BIRDS ALL HEAVILY STREAKED ABOUT Y BELOW EXCEPT FOR LOWER BELLY & V'ITAL COVERTS. WING BARS ON 4 OR 5 OF THEM DEFINITELY YELLOW-SH BUT BARS ON OTHERS MORE WHITISH. FLOCK FLOW OFF IN 3 SECTIONS TO CIRCLE & FLY INTO OTHER TREES OF SOME TYPE FURTHER UP HILL. CALL NOTES SEEP-SEEP-ETC GIVEN BY FLOCK WHILE IN FLIGHT. FAIRLY QUIET BUT ACTIVE WHEN IN TREES. SEVERAL TIMES FLOCK (OR PART OF IT) FLEW OFF TO CIRCLE A SHORT DISTANCE & REENTER SOME TREE. 1:50 PM - FLOCK (SOME AT 1:20PM?) SEEN IN POS OF SEVERON BARE TANN TREES; SOME OF BIRDS SITTING WITHIN 8' OF SPARROW HAWK. NEITHER SEEMED CONCERNED. FLOCK CIRCLED AND CAME BACK TO SAME TREE BUT HAWK DIDN'T MOVE. THEN HAWK FLEW OFF WITH NO CALL & SISKINS WERE NOT DISTURBED. AT 2:00 PM, THEY FLEW ALSO GIVING SOME "SEEPS" IN FLIGHT ESPECIALLY WHEN JUST TAKING OFF.
Read Page
Page 804
No text detected
Read Page
Page 805
C. ZIEGLER 1956 AMERICAN GOLD FINCH (Sparus PEISTIS) MAY 28 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CA. 10:40 AM SAW MAYBE 10 OR MORE FEEDING ON OR ON BARBERRY FIBRO ARBS ONLY AN INCH OR SO TALL. SOME MANGS HAD 2 OR 3 MALE THAN BUT MANY OF THEM OR BOTH SEXES SEPARATED BY 20 TO 30 FT. WHILE FEEDING. NOT TOO SET UP - JUST STANDING IN ONE SPOT & SLOWLY PEECHING AT ARMS ON GROUND.
Read Page
Page 806
(21/6/87 20:42) HOWARD (GOLDSCHMIDT) Mark W. Moore's Course on "The World of the Mind" in Cambridge, MA. This is a transcript of my notes from the course I took with Mark W. Moore. I was one of the first students to attend his lectures. He has been teaching at Harvard University since 1978. His main interest is in the study of language and its role in human thought and behavior. He also writes about the nature of consciousness and the relationship between mind and brain.
Read Page
Page 807
OCTOBER 1956 SPOTTED TOWNSEND (PIRRO MARENATUS) FEB 11 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO. CALIF. 10:45 AM - 1 OR SOON IN BRUSH RAVINE OR GUNNEY PATCH ON OCHOWCEOSTONS THEN FLYING TO AROUND. SOON MOVED INTO DENSE UNDERGROWTH. WATER FLEW BACK INTO SMALL NEARBY BUSH & GAVE CONSTANT "CHWUNK" DRONE OUT & WHINING SOUNDING. FEB Strawberry Canyon, Alameda Ca, Calif 9:30 AM. RECONITION NOT HEARD INSECT LIKE CONTINUO BUZZ. DEC 10 TO 20 MINUTE.. APR 28 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO. CALIF 11:05 AM - SAW 2 FEEDING & SCRATCHING ON 1-2 INCH HIGH GRASS LAWN IN OPEN PICNIC GROUND. 30 FT TO NEAREST COVER WHICH WAS BACKHUS. TWO STEMMERTAYS FEEDING ABOUT 10 FT AWAY, SCATTERED EUCALY. TREES PROVIDED SOME HIGH (10 TO 20 FT. HIGH) COVER, MAY 5 11:10 AM 1 OR SITTING OUT ON TOP OF 6 FT BRANCHALS GIVING "CHW-TWEET" - FIRST NOTE HARDLY HEARD BUT TWEET (OR "CHWEENH") VERY LOW. ANOTHER HEARD CANNING HIGH UP (100 FT AWAY) ON HIGH,
Read Page
Page 808
No text detected
Read Page
Page 809
BROWN TOWNCEE (PINALO FUSCUS) FEB 11. WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 8:20 AM - SAW TWO TOWNCEES IN SHORT GRASS + WEED STEMS - APARENTLY FEEDING, SCRATCHING AT GROUND + PICKING UP SOME- THING. NO CALL GIVEN WHILE ON GROUND, BUT WHEN BIRDS FLEW TO NEARBY BUSH I GAVE SHARP "CHIP" SOUTH-FACING HILLTOP WITH A FEW PINES ON IT, REST OF SLOPE- GRASS COVERED. FEB 25 STEWART CANYON, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:30 AM. - PAIR SEEN IN MORE OR LESS OPEN OPENINGS PAVING: REED WITH NOTE DEC. TO DR MILLER. PAIR RECALL, NOTE SHARP "NINK"; HOAR OPT 1. MAR 2 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF 8:30 AM SAW ABOUT 6 IN BURRO CORRAL IN COMPANY OF ABOUT 10 OREGON JUNCOS. THE TOWNCEES SEEMED TO BE CHASING EACH OTHER OCCASIONALLY WITH LOUD CHINKY NOTES. DID NOT SEEM TO BOTHER THE JUNCOS THO.
Read Page
Page 810
No text detected
Read Page
Page 811
J.C. ZIEGLER 1956 OREGON JUNCO (JUNCO OREGONUS) FEB 11 WILOCAT CANYON, ORIENT COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA 8:45 AM - SAW JUNCO IN CUT DOWN BRANCHES OF EUCALYPTUS TREES IN EUCALYPTUS GROVE. CHIRPING OR TITTERING AS IT FLEW INTO SMALL (8') EUCALYPTUS. WHITE OUTER TAIL FEATHERS QUITE NOTICEABLE. ANOTHER JUNCO PRESENT ON GROUND FEEDING. THE TWO WHEN BOTH FEEDING ON GROUND WERE APPROX 8'-10' FT. APART. MOST OF TIME SPENT ON GROUND OR ON BRUSH LYING ON GROUND. HILLSIDE SLOPING DOWN FROM ROAD - VERY LITTLE UNDERBRUSH OTHER THAN THAT CUT DOWN FLYING AROUND. NO OTHER KINDS OF BIRDS NEARBY, AT LEAST WITHIN 200 FEET OR SO. AFTER 10 MINUTES OF FEEDING BIRDS FLEW, TITTERING, TO ROADSIDE BANK & FROM THERE ONCE FLEW INTO ROADSIDE EUCALYPTUS (ALARMED?) FLUTTING OF TAIL OF BIRDS NOTICED AFTER THEY PERCHED ON DIFFERENT PERCHES OFTEN ACCOMPANIED BY TITTERING. 9:15 AM SAW JUNCO TITTERING & TAIL- FLUTTING IN EUCALYPTUS ABOVE VS 40' ABOUT ROAD. 2 OR 3 MORE FLEW FROM GROUND INTO NEARBY TREES & CARRIED ON SOME ACTONS. SAW A [illegible] NIGRO TITTERING RUNNING INTO FOREST TRAIL.
Read Page
Page 812
No text detected
Read Page
Page 813
February 1956 GOLDEN-CROWNED SPARROW (ZONOTRICHIA CROCEA) FEB 13 V.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:30 AM - SAW 1 BIRD, YELLOW OF CROWN SLIGHTLY NOTICEABLE, SITTING ON LIMB OF ROSE BUSH EATING YOUNG LEAVES OF ROSE BUSH. LOOKED WITH BINOC'S TO CHECK THAT IT WAS NOT JUST EATING INSECTS BUT SAW THAT JUST SMALL NEW LEAVES (LESS THAN 5 OR 6 MM) WERE TATTERED WHOLE. & WORKED INTO THE BILLY SWALLOWED. MAR 3 WIND CAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 10:15 AM - SAW ABOUT 6 BIRDS - 2 WORD WATCHED EATING "BUSSY-WILLow" CATKINS AND POSSIBLY SMALL LEAVES. FEEDING QUICKLY WITHIN A FOOT OR SO OF EACH OTHER. BROWN TOWNEES SEEN CLOSE TO THE FLOCK OF SPARROWS. YELLOW ON CROWN NOTICEABLE ON AT LEAST 2 OF THE BIRDS. RIPARIAN ASSOC. AT WOODLAND CAMP GROUNDS.
Read Page
Page 814
No text detected
Read Page
Page 815
ZIEGLER 1956 WHITE THROATED SPARROW (ZONOTHECIA ALBICOLLIS) FEB 13 U.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, CALIF. 10:50 - SAW 1 SCRATCHING IN CHICKEN MANURE PATCH ALONG WITH GOLDEN CROWNS + SONG SPARROW. THROAT WHITE (NOT GREY!) WHITE CR'S THAT FLEW IN JUST AFTERWARDS HAD NO SUCH WHITE THROAT PATCH,
Read Page
Page 816
No text detected
Read Page
Page 817
BICKER 1956 FOX SPARROW (PASSERELLA ILIACA) FEB 13 V.C. BOTANICAL GARDENS, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:15 AM - SAW 1 IN HEDGE NEAR ENTRANCE TO GARDENS. UPPER PARTS & TAIL RATHER DARK BROWN. SPOTTING ON BREAST HEAVY. 10:00 AM - SEVERAL MORE (3-4) SEEN ON RELATIVELY OPEN SLOPES FORAGING & SCRATCHING NEAR BASE OF SHRUBS & HEDGES. NO CANAL OF SONG GIVEN! BIRD APPEARS MUCH DARKER AND VIBRIANT ABOVE THAN OTHER SPARROWS HERE. FEB 25 STRAWBERRY CANYON, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:15 - 9:25 AM - SAW 1 SCRATCHING IN LEAF LITTER NEAR SOME S POT THE WHOLE 10 MIN'S. SEEMS TO THROW LEAVES BACKWARDS BUT COULD NOT TELL IF BOTH FEET MOVE TOGETHER OR ALTERNATELY. PR. MINNIE SAID FEET PROBABLY MOVED TOGETHER. HE ALSO MENTIONED OVER PERIODS OF TIME A LOT OF FOREST LITTER MUST BE TURNED OVER BY THESE BIRDS, PROBABLY HELPING IN BREAKDOWN OF NEW LITTER. NO CALLING OR NOTES NOTICED.
Read Page
Page 818
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 819
BIOGRAPHY, VIRGINIA New Caledonia Patch Ties Rise (Moorland) Saw 1 crossing highway Between Firebaugh & Italian Suburbs Colony about 6 5 mi. E. of Firebaugh. At 1:30 PM on Sept 14th, moon was not quite risen over the horizon, so it was still fairly moonlit. Car lights didn't seem to bother or hurry it. Border (Moorland) Saw 1 freshly dead in street at 7:40 AM. But didn't have time to stop & get them traffic to pick it up. Mammals
Read Page
Page 820
No text detected
Read Page
Page 821
C. ZIEGLER 1956 DIOGRAPHIS VIRGINIANA SEPT 13 +14 NEW COLUMBIA RANCH T13 S, RISE, MADISON CO. SAW 1 CROSSING HIGHWAY BETWEEN FIREBAUGH & ITALIAN SWISS COLONY ABOUT 6.5 MI. E OF FIREBAUGH, AT 1:15 AM. ON SEPT 14. MOON HAD NOT QUITE RISE ABOVE THE HORIZON, SO IT WAS STILL FAIRLY MOONLIT. CAR LIGHTS DIDN'T SEEM TO BOTHER OR HURRY IT, SEPT 18 BREDERET (MOUNT CASSIA AVE), MADISON CO, COUL SAW 1 FRESHLY DEAD IN STREET AT 7:40 AM. BUT I DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO STOP & GET thru TRAFFIC TO PICK IT UP.
Read Page
Page 822
No text detected
Read Page
Page 823
A.C. ZIEGELER 1956 SOREY TROWBRIDGE Oct 20. 6.2mi. S, 3.1mi. E TOMAHES BLUFF, MARIN CO., CAUSE SO FT. JOHN LAWRENCE CAUGHT 3 IN 30 NEAPS CHECKED + I GOT 1 IN 5 TEAS CHECKED AT 5:15 PM. TRAPS OUT ONLY AN HOUR + 15 MINS. CAUGHT IN CLUMPS OF REEDS + CARRY ALONG WHICH HAD RUNS DUG OUT + TRAPS SET IN THEM. FOUND BY DR. BENSON. SAW 6 DOG ALBO ALONG ROAD. Oct 21 CAUGHT 9 MORE IN TEAS (AS ABOVE) + JOHN GOT 1 MACE. ONLY 1 PEROMYSCUS MANULUS CAUGHT BESIDES THESE. Nov 18 8mi. S, 3mi. E TOMAHES BLUFF, 25 FT., MARIN CO., CAUSE GOT 2 ALONG STREAM AT BASES OF JUNCUS + REEDS CLUMPS. 1 IN DAMP WILLOW THICKET UNDER H' HIGH REEDS. AND 2 IN WET GROUND TUNNELS IN JUNCUS + REEDS CLUMPS.
Read Page
Page 824
2019г 501896, г. 2271 Таблица 3 [illegible] Вариант 1. Сумма = 1 + 2 + ... + n Среднее значение = [illegible] Стандартное отклонение = [illegible] Дисперсия = [illegible] Коэффициент вариации = [illegible] Процентиль P90 = [illegible] Процентиль P10 = [illegible] Мода = [illegible] Медиана = [illegible] Межквартильный размах = [illegible] Квартили Q1, Q3 = [illegible] Частоты: x | f --|-- [illegible] | [illegible] [illegible] | [illegible] [illegible] | [illegible] [illegible] | [illegible] Сумма частот = [illegible] Доля (%) = [illegible] Процентиль P50 = [illegible] Процентиль P25 = [illegible] Процентиль P75 = [illegible] Коэффициент асимметрии = [illegible] Коэффициент эксцесса = [illegible] График распределения: [иллустрация графика] Выводы: 1. Распределение данных является симметричным/асимметричным. 2. Наличие выбросов: да/нет. 3. Среднее значение больше/меньше медианы.
Read Page
Page 825
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 SOFT VABRONS SEPT 29 SABE NEW CREEK, 6400 FT. 3 MI. NW HOBART MILLS NEVADA CO., CALIF. CAUGHT 2 ON BEANS IN CHALK. 1' HIGH GRASS WERE STREAM IN WET MEADOW. NO RUNS - JUST NEEDS SET IN GRASS. IDENTIFICATION BY DR BENSON. (SOFT?) TAPABAGO CAUGHT BY OTHER 200/85 CLUB MEMBERS (LOCATION ?) NOV. 17 8 MI. S, 3 MI. E TOMAHES BLUFF, 25 FT., MARIN CO., CALIF. 1 TAPAZO IN TUNNEL IN DAMP GROUND UNDER GRASS CLUMP BESIDE STREAM. 2. S. TAPOARIOSI + 5 REITRE. MEGLORS ALSO TRAPOZO WERE DURING NIGHT. THIS SNOW WE'RE CAUGHT BETWEEN 5+6 PM TWO AS I WENT BACK FOR THE LINE AFTER GETTING THEM. DEC 23 2 MI. W TOMAUES, 400 FT., T.S.N R.10W, MARIN CO., CALIF. 1 CAUGHT BTW. 5+8 PM DEC. 22 ON BEANS AT BASE OF CREEK CLUMP IN FRESHED COW PASTURE. MICROTUS CAUGHT HERE ALSO.
Read Page
Page 826
No text detected
Read Page
Page 827
ZIEGLER 1956 LEAFS CALIFORNICUS FEB 25 STRAWBERRY CANYON, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 9:40 AM - I SEEN BOUNDING AMONG COW TRAIL ON VERY SHORT GRASS TO HILLSIDE WITH SOME QUITE A FEW ROCKS (UP TO 1' DIA) ON IT. ANIMAN WAS PUSHED BY APPROX OF GROUP OF 10 OF US AND WAS SOON LOST SIGHT OF AS IT TOPPED A SMALL HILL. FIELD WAS SURROUNDED BY BARB-WIRE FENCE & GRAZED BY 1 COW. MODERATE RAIN WAS FALLING. SEP 13 +14 NEW COLUMBIA RANCH, TIBS RISE, MADERA CO. CAMP. SAW 20+ IN DAY/NIGHT TIME IN FIELDS & ALONG ROADS. SOMETHING 30-4 SCATTERING AS CAR LIGHTS APPROACHES THEM BUT NO MATING ACTIVITY NOTICED.
Read Page
Page 828
No text detected
Read Page
Page 829
A.C. ZIEGLER 1956 Sylvilagus baemanni Oct 21 6.2mi S, 3.1mi E Tompnes Bluff, 50 ft Mtn Co Calif. 8:00am Saw 1 BESIDE ROAD SCREENED OUT AT MARSHY BRUSH BY JOHN LAWRENCE. Many RUNS IN GAPS CHUMPS WITH RABBIT(?) DROPPING AROUND THIS LOCATION.
Read Page
Page 830
МАМКАС НАЖИП2 542-8315,9. 291 АЛДЗУГЛИ АЙОТЗАКЕРОТ ЭНЛЕ 2.05.д 15700 АЗАРЦ ОГО 201858 1 СМ2 МА00'8 НХТ УЭ ХЗУГ8 ХЗУ9АМ ЕО-ТК0 ЗАА0 ЭПНТ ЗУВ9 ННАД -СЯ39WAD АМАА990 (ЭТ.Б449 НПИ 2АМ40 ,У8 НА0А] ЗИТ АНЛ09А
Read Page
Page 831
L. ZIEGLER 1956 CITRULLUS NATAZARIS SEP 29 SAGINAW CREEK, 6400 FT., 3 MI. NW HOBART MILLS, NAYROD Co., Mich. CAUGHT 1 ON ROCKY GROUNDS CLEARING IN CONIFERS IN RAT TRAP ON DATES FRUIT. CAUGHT BETWEEN 7:30 AM. + 8:45 AM THIS MORNING AS I RAW YEAR LINE TWICE THIS A.M. EUTANIAS AMOENUS + EUTOMIANS SPECIOSA CAUGHT NEARBY. ONE OTHER OF THESE ANIMALS TRAPPED BY OTHER 200135 CLASS MEMBERS ZOE 3 OTHERS SEEN DURING DAY ON ROCKY ROAD EDGE.
Read Page
Page 832
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 833
C. Ziegler 1956 EUTAMIUS AMOENUS SEPT 29 SADDEN CREEK, 6400 FT., 3 MI. NW HOGART MILL'S NEVADA. CAUGHT 3 ON ROCKY CONIFER CANE, & AUTOMESIA SHAPE. 1 IN MUS SPECIAL & OTHER 2 IN RAT TRAPS. BAIT DRIED FRUIT ON RAT TRAPS & PEANUS ON MUS SPACE, RAT TRAPS DURING DAY 2 TIMES & GOT 2 MORE EACH TIME. FIRST 3 CAUGHT BETWEEN 7:30 PM - 7:30 AM, TRAPS SET ON GROUND NEAR ROCKS & BUSHES. SOME HOURS 2 IN. IN DIA, SEEM UNDER ROCKS MANY CAUGHT BY OTHER MEMBERS OF ZOO 135 CLASS. I CAUGHT BESIDE CABIN IN RAT TRAP ON DRIED FRUIT ABOUT 8:00 P.M. TODAY. BEVERAN OTHERS SEEN. E. AMOENUS, E. SPECIOSA & C. TENNIS WATERALIS SEEM TO USE SOMEWHAT THE SAME HABITAT HERE, BUT E. AMOENUS MAY BE FOUND IN DRIER PARTS OR NOT-SO-WOODED PLACES.
Read Page
Page 834
2019.04.18 [illegible] 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18 2019.04.18
Read Page
Page 835
C. ZIEBECK 1956 Eutamias SPECIOSUS. SCOT 29 SABETHY CREEK, 6400 FT, 3 MI. NW HOBART MILLS, NEVADA CO., CALIF. 1 ON ROCKY SLOPE WITH RETAMAESIA & CONIFERS. OTHER SPECIES CAUGHT HERE: CUT AMOGNUS, CITELLUS LATEREANS & AEROMYSCKS MONICULATUS THIS ANIMAN CAUGHT BETWEEN 7:30 PM & 7:30 AM.
Read Page
Page 836
808010398 ЭНМНАТОБ [illegible]
Read Page
Page 837
ZIEBECK 1956 THOMOMYS BOTTER MARCH Strawberry Canyon, V.C. Campus, Oakland, Alameda Co. CAUGHT 1 OF WITH MAERBEE CANT. CORN TRAP IN BURROW IN FAIRLY DAMP GROUND ABOUT 6" BENEATH SURFACE. BURROW ON SHADED HILLSIDE 20' FROM SMALL STREAM. BURROW SYSTEM RAN UP HILL FOR 30 FEET ALSO - OR SEEMED TO FROM THE BARIO PILES OF EARTH ALONG IT, MARCH Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. SAW FRESH MOUND IN SAND ONLY (very low) 2 FT OR SO. ABOVE HIGH TIDE MARK SAND WAS DAMP IN MOUND BUT DRY ON SURFACE. FOUND ONE FEEDING HOLE - SOME PLUGGED, SOME OPEN IN PARKING LOT 8-10 FT ABOVE WATER LEVEL IN HARD CLAY SOIL BUT NO RECENT WARD HERE,
Read Page
Page 838
ЗОТОВ ГИГОМОН [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 839
C. ZIEGLER 1956 PEROGNATHUS CALIFORNICUS SEPT 24 BERKELEY (STRAWBERRY CANYON) ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. CAUGHT 1 ON DRY ROCKY S. FACING SLOPE WITH BAECHREIS + ARTEMESIA STILL ALIVE - CAUGHT BY HIND LEG SO KGHT TO SEE IF LEG IS BROKEN - IF NOT-WITH KEEP AS PET. BAIT - OLD PECANS. TRAPS SET NEAR BUSHES BUT IN OPEN SPACES. CAUGHT 5 PEROMYSCUS NEVER HERE ALSO. PEROG JUVENILES SEPT 26 - SEPT 26 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAUGHT 1 ON DRY GRASSY SLOPE 100 YDS AROUND FENCE TO E OF BOT. GARDENS PARKING LOT, UNDER A BAECHREIS BUSH BUT ARTEMESIA IN SCATTERED CHUMPS NEARBY, NOV. 26. 1 MI. S & MI. E SHANNON (MCMILLAN RANCH) SANDERUS PUT UP AN 5 WHICH OB ISYD CO, CALIF. J. GOOD CAUGHT ON NOV. 24 , TO BE DEC'D BY M.V.E.
Read Page
Page 840
No text detected
Read Page
Page 841
Sept. 13 New Columbia Ranch, T13S, R15E, Madera Co., Calif. +14 John Lawrence caught 1 mm. in mus. speer in trap on walnuts along open dry levee-top road beside slough (# 344 A.C. closer to see exact location), traps were set between 1 and 2 am sept 14 & were run about 8 am. Moon set at 1:40 am. Trap that caught this rat was set in high over furrow an inch deep. 50+ traps within a quarter mile here gave only 1 other animal - a Peromyscus monicurus. Many lepus calif. seen along this street. Drove roads from dark (8:00pm 'til 4:30 am) but saw no dipos 'til moon had almost set at about 1:30 am. Then we saw 15 or 20 along a highway (bordered with open range land spotted with a few shrubs) and along a mile stretch of roads among the slough [illegible] miles north of where Dipo above was caught. They would run along in car lights & into bushes but must have gone into holes or keaton running then tho, cause when we went after them with net & flash light they just weren't there. In Carran Hollow, San Joaquin Co., we had good luck getting a dip. However, like this southern months before, none of these Dipo
Read Page
Page 842
ЗООЛОГИЯ И ЗОООБОГ
Read Page
Page 843
C. ETCHEBAR 1956 DIPODOUS NINEFOLDOS SEPT 13 New Cumb., Ranch T13S, R15E, Madison Co., Iowa. T14 WE SAW THIS TRAIL MAY NOT HAVE BEEN NINEFOLDOS SINCE SEVERAL LOOKED QUITE LARGE - BUT THIS WE CAN'T KNOW FOR SURE SINCE WE DIDN'T CATCH ANY MORE. IT SEEMS, THEN, THE PHOENIX TO RARE HERE WOULD BE NOT MOSTLY IN PASTURES AS WE DID BUT ALONG THE OTHER MORE OPEN "RANGE" LAND ALONG THE FIREGAP - ITALIAN SWISS CORONY HWY.
Read Page
Page 844
No text detected
Read Page
Page 845
C.ZIEGELER #56 REITHROODONTOMYS MEGACOTIS MAR 24 STRAWBERRY CANYON, U.C. CAMPU S, OR LLANO, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 19/20 MUS. SPECIMEN ON S-FACING SLOPE AT 6-8 INCH HIGH GRASS IN MICROTUS RUNWAY. WHITISH BENEATH, REDDISH TINGE ON FLANKS, BROWNISH BLACK GROOVED INCISORS. REDDISH HAIRS IN UPPER PARTS OF EAR PINNA. CAUGHT WITHIN 3-4' OF HAVINE BUSH. APR 26 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF CAUGHT 2 ON EDGE OF DETERMINATE BRACTHIS BORDER OF A DAY THISTLE FIELD NEAR E-CORNER OF BOTANICAN GARDENS. I LOOKED QUITE LIKE MUS WITH ALMOST UNICOLOROUS TAIL & GREYISH UNDERPARTS. THE TAIL THAT HAD THE OTHER HAD THE STRING CUT NEAR FUZE (2' OFF AROUND IN ARTEMISIA BUSH) & HOLES ON AWNS IN RED CLOTH. NOV 3+4 2 MI. W BADEN STATION, 500+ FT., SAN MATEO CO., CALIF. CAUGHT 3, 2 AND 10 AT 6:00 PM, 9:00 PM (NOV.3) AND 6:30 AM (NOV.4) IN JUNCUS & GRASSES IN CATTLE MEADOW. MOST CAUGHT BY TRAPS (SOME STILL ALIVE). SEEM TO BE SITTING ON HEAD WHEN IT SPRINGS + HAVE THE TAIL AS THE ONLY PART ABLE TO BE HIT BY SPRINGING BAR. NOV 17 8 MI. S, 3 MI. E TOMALIS BLUFF, 250 FT., MARIN CO., CALIF. TRAPPED A YOUNG ONE BTN. 5 & 6 PM IN GRASS SWAMP IN WET MEADOW. TOOD! SERIC VAGRANS ALSO AT THIS TIME. GOT H MORE REITRODONTOMYS DURING NIGHT ALSO IN SAME SITUATION.
Read Page
Page 846
Вестник Московского университета, серия математика и механика №4 Следовательно, в этом случае можно говорить о том, что система (1) имеет решение вида: y(t) = C e^{λt} + ∫_0^t K(t-τ)f(τ)dτ где λ — корень характеристического уравнения системы, C — произвольная постоянная, K(t) — функция, определяемая из уравнения: K'(t) + aK(t) = b e^{λt}, при начальном условии K(0) = 0. Решение этого уравнения можно найти методом вариации произвольных постоянных. Общее решение однородного уравнения имеет вид: K_h(t) = C_1 e^{-at}. Частное решение ищем в виде: K_p(t) = C_2 e^{λt}. Подставляя K_p(t) в неоднородное уравнение, получаем: C_2 λ e^{λt} - a C_2 e^{λt} = b e^{λt}, откуда следует: C_2 (λ - a) = b, значит: C_2 = b / (λ - a). Таким образом, общее решение неоднородного уравнения имеет вид: K(t) = C_1 e^{-at} + [b / (λ - a)] e^{λt}. Применяя начальные условия K(0) = 0, найдем значение постоянной C_1: C_1 + b / (λ - a) = 0, откуда: C_1 = -b / (λ - a). Подставляя найденные значения постоянных в общее решение, получаем окончательный ответ: K(t) = [-b / (λ - a)] e^{-at} + [b / (λ - a)] e^{λt}. Итак, мы нашли функцию K(t), которая позволяет записать решение исходной системы дифференциальных уравнений в виде интеграла.
Read Page
Page 847
A.C. ZIGLER 1956 RETRODONOMYS MECONOS Dec 23 2mi. W. TOMALES, 400+ ft, T.5N, R.10W, Maren Co. Cont. I caught on pecans at base of CREEK CHUMP in wet swamp in cow pasture. Microtus & Sorey Varmints here also. Nov 24 1mi. S, 1mi. W. Miller's @100-ft. San Maro Co. Trapped Nov 3 at 9:00 am & 3 at 7:30 pm. Nov 4 on Camasway Hillside. 2 of these traps just in front of hole, dug into, in ground. Head of mice in trap; body towards hole -- so this looks like the mice were using there runs or holes. Premillan & Preyer also taken some time same locality.
Read Page
Page 848
No text detected
Read Page
Page 849
C. ZIEGLER 1956 PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS MAR 24 STRAWBERRY CANYON, V.C. CAMPUS, OAKLAND ALAMEDA CO., Calif. Saw MISC SPECIMEN ON BRUSHY HILLSIDE. GROUND SHROUDED BY LARGE BUCKEYE. LEAF LITTER & STICKS ON GROUND. RUSTY MARK ON CHEST SEP 26 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BORDERLAND, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAUGHT ADULT & IMMATURE E+W NEAR EDGE OF BOTANICAL GARDEN FENCE UNDER VACCINIUM BLACKBERRY & POISON OAK CLUMPS. CAUGHT 5 PEROMYSCUS PERVI NORIS ALSO. NOV 3+4 1.5 mi. S, 1 mi. W MILLBRAE, 800'-FT, SAN MATEO CO., CAIF. TOOD 2 [illegible] NOV 3 AT 9:00 PM. CAUFE, & 3 AT 7:30 AM NOV.4 ON DAMP SHADY HILLSIDE. 2 OF THESE TRAPPED JUST IN FRONT OF HOLES I DUG INTO, IN GROUND. HEADS OF MICE IN TRAP; BODY TOWARDS HOLE - SO THIS LOOKS LIKE THE MICE WERE USING THESE RUNS OR HOLES. P. MANICULATUS & P. PERVI NORIS ALSO TAKEN SAME TIME, same locality.
Read Page
Page 850
No text detected
Read Page
Page 851
A.C.ZIEGEL 1956 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS SEPT 13/14 NEW COLUMBIA RANCH, T-13S, RISE, MADERA CO., CALIF. CAUGHT 2 IN DRY PASTURE NEAR THORNY, 6 - 8 INCH-HIGH BUSHES BUT MOST OF LAND OPEN WITH 2 INCH HIGH GRASS - HARDLY A PLACE FOR PEROMYSCUS TO HIDE IT SEEMS. 20+ LEAVS CALIFERNICKS AND 2 OR 3 CITRULUS (BEECHOT) SOEN IN FIELD, MOSQUITOS THICK. ALSO CAUGHT 1 ON DRY BANK BESIDE DRY SLOUGH - 30 FT. TO NEAREST TREES. GRASS + SMALL PLANTS ONLY, 2 OR 3 INCHES HIGH SCATTERED OVER OPEN GROUND. AGAIN HERE MOUSE HAD LITTLE PLACE TO HIDE BUT MIGHT PEWFOUS COLORATION RATHER MATCHED THE GROUND COLOR. SEPT 23 BEEDEEN (SNEZWSERRY CANYON) ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. CAUGHT 1 ON HORIZONTAN TRUNK OF CANIF. BAT [illegible] 4 FT. ABOVE STREAM. 15 TRAPS SET NEARBY ON GROUND HAD [illegible] AND 2 STARTING, [illegible]. THIS WAS THE BOTTOM OF A CULHY - TRAPS SET FURTHER UP THE SLOPE ON DRICE GROUND TOOK P. TRVEI . OLD PECAN BAIT. SEPT 29 SIGGTHEN CREEK, (6400 FT.) 3 MI. NW HOBERT MILLIS, NEVADA CO., CALIF. 2 IN LIVE TRAPS ON ROCKY, CONIFER SHAPE BETWEEN 7:00 PM & 9:00 PM. LAST NIGHT. ALSO SPOTTED YOUNG ONE (OF THIS SPECIES?) WITH LIGHT BUT COULDN'T CACTH IT. IF ON ROCKY MATEMESIA SLOPE (NEAR BUSHES OR LOGS).
Read Page
Page 852
{ "text": "(23478) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23191)\n\n(23191) (23190) (23 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 853
A.C. Zigour 1956 Artemiscus maniculatus SEPT.29 (cont.) Savchen Creek, 6400 ft., 3 mi. NW Hobart Mtns, Nevada Co. 2 around cabin during night. caught. 1 at midnight forage during night. 3 in traps along creek meadow (1 of these 60 ft. from stream in Artemisia flat). These mice in many of tree caches trap. About 25 caught at heart. SEPT.30 1 in 2nd B+B live trap set on Rocky foothore pine slope near buildings of Savchen station. 2, Noomus Spee's set on Rocky Artemisia + foothore pine slope (as Sept. 29). 1 of these had a foot missing and was trapped near spot where I found a foot in year Sept. 29 p.m. so maybe same animal. NOV3+4. 2 mi. W Bacon station, 500ft. San Mateo Co. 1 taken at 6:00 pm (Nov.3) a I more (looking a good deer kills trail) at 6:30 am (Nov. 4.) in Cow pasture with Juncus chumps. These two taken near on Road shoulder in field. This 10' high bank had briars, Juncus, fems are growing on it. Micotus canifoenicus + Reithrodonmys coronatus also taken near. 1.5mi.S. 1mi.W Millbrae, 400ft. San Mateo Co. Calif. 1 at 7:30 am (Nov.4) on shady moist hillside - P. canifoenicus x P.Deori also taken in this same trap line. Also 2 Micotus canifoenicus
Read Page
Page 854
Солнечные ванны в гробу дойдут Дорогой, счастливый друг! Я не могу сказать, что ты был хорошим другом. Я думаю, ты был моим другом! В твоих глазах я вижу мир, в твоем сердце я вижу любовь. (Ты и я - это одна душа) Есть ли в мире кто-то, кто может понять тебя? Кто-то, кто может быть рядом с тобой? Кто-то, кто может разделить твою боль? Я знаю, что ты не один. Я знаю, что ты не один. Я знаю, что ты не один. (Ты и я - это одна душа) Ты и я - это две души в одном теле. Мы вместе живем, мы вместе страдаем. Мы вместе радуемся, мы вместе плачем. Я люблю тебя! Я люблю тебя! Я люблю тебя! Я люблю тебя!
Read Page
Page 855
A.C.Zechar 1956 Peromyscus maniculatus Nov. 18 3 mi. S, 3 mi. E Tomares Bluff 25 ft, Marin Co., Cal. TOOK 3 IN DRY SPOTS ON E SIDE OF ROAD AT THIS LOCALITY. 2 OF THESE WERE TAKEN IN SPOTS WHERE I HAD OUG INTO SOME OLD RUNNER IN DRY GROUND (THE ONLY TUNNELS I FOUND IN THIS DRY GROUND) ONLY 4 TRAPS OUT OF 50 WERE SET IN THESE TUNNELS. THE OTHER MOUSE WAS TAKEN BELOW PATH IN WILLOW THICKET IN A 4 INCH OCK HOLE GOING ALMOST VERTICALLY INTO GROUND. THIS MAY HAVE BEEN THE MOUTH OF AN OLD BURROW OF SOME SORT BUT SEEMED TO HAVE BEEN SOLOUT FILLED IN FOR SOME TIME. (COULD HAVE BEEN A COW'S FOOT- PRINT ALSO.) OTHER TRAPS SET IN BRUSH AMONG WILLOWS WERE NOT SPRING BUT IT LOOKED LIKE GOOD TERRITORY FOR AT LEAST SOME SPECIES OF PEROMYSCUS. THE BOYS SAID ONE OF THE GROUP SET IN ANOTHER WILLOW THICKET AND GOT A NUMBER (13??) OF P. MANICULATUO. Nov. 24 GERZROD State Paul Campgrounds, T N, R 2 E TOOK 3 (WH ROUS?) HUMBOLDT CO, GENE IN 50 MUS SPAC'S SET IN OUG-OUT TUNNELS IN LEAF LITTER & SOIL OF REDWOOD FOREST. Nov. 25 Boise Creek Campground, 800 ft, Humboldt Co., OR, (3ad, Himm) ON WET LEAF LITTER SO HIWHSIDE JUST AT EXIT BASE OF CAMPGROUND.
Read Page
Page 856
{ "text": "Имущество 2017 год\n\n[illegible]\n3012-3 по 2009 год и в 5 лет\n20-6. В течение 2187-го года\nзаоно у меня и мылят 2024-8817\nпод эроз отми-дуо аан т\ncyкo cыт) oмyаgо tгo wи гнукт\n[illegible] вtу иt aммaт 1 233uт\nтэ эраw ое го tто gрat н кuдо\ngлuto сыт, 233мтт -85mт wи\nкпаg 30.85а мылят гaw звям\nношн и wи тьkнt (wоlп) wи\nматкадu tгoмeл-дrво дlонh2950\nмэзa зyан мaя 21нт, omуээ otнi\ngораше aто ит го тeвом gыт\n[illegible] от о-3т832 tвa тaaз-эмoт go\nэмoз.эtь wи o8лuч тноmоz брээв\ntоn (wоo в wэзо tгam o+во), эмтт\ntээ зрайт.энтo ( озlа тупa\nэрaв zлюкu-юма кзуа wи\nзyлосуtт ti oчкa -анва93-тoн\nэmз тeэл tм эщf пaoт1ээт оooд\ntгoa знт, 2007мeгя зо эж.3аg2\ntээ aуээ знт go этo омэз\ngнaчuкт woлwи gыктовa wи\n[illegible] го (95-1) oбamн и тoт\nонт\n2,5 5гтт, (oмвeкa) juфt+теc 3087+5533 x5.wа\nwя [иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] (пlуap uт) э noт\ntвa-нa и тэз 2.092,2um оз wи\ngо lто +oтt2631 wи 2.mттт\n[illegible]\n[иллегиbлu]\n[иллегиbлu] [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 857
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 PEROMYSCUS TRVCI SEPT 23 BEADENRY (STRAWBERRY CANYON), ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. CAUGHT 7 IN MUS. & ACE'S BAITS WITH OLD PECANS + SET ON DRY WOODD HILLSIDE (N-FACING). TRAPS SET NEAR COBB OF BRUSH OR BRIAR CHUMPS OR BEDROCK LOGS. NONE TAKEN IN 15 TRAPS SET IN REDWOODS GROVE. 1 P. MANICULATS + 1 VERY YOUNG [illegible] PEROMYSCUS ALSO TAKEN LAST NIGHT. SEPT 24 CAUGHT 5 ON S-FACING SHADE - DRY WITH BAECHARIS + ARTEMESIA + OPEN ROCKY SPOTS OF EARTH. TRAPS WERE SET ALONG EDGES OF BUSHES TWO. 1 OF THESE WAS AN IMMATURE. ALSO 1 PEROMYSCUS CANIFERNICUS CAUGHT HERE. SEPT 26 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BEADENRY, ALAMEDA CO, CALIF. CAUGHT 5 ON EDGES OF BAECHARIS, POISON OAK + BLUEBERRY BUSHES ALONG N+E COOB OF BOTANICAL GARDENS 1 OF THEM IMMATURE + (1 JUST GOING INTO ADULT POWDER [illegible] BY ON BACK + HEAD, SIDES BROWNISH) 2 IMMATURES ALSO CAUGHT BESIDE BAECHARIS BUSH ON EDGE OF DRY THISTLE FIELD JUST E OF GROOVNS. 2 OF 3 OF THOSE MICE HAD NOT BEEN KILLED BY TRAP SPRINGING & HAD ORPHED TRAP 1 OR 2 FEET. ONE CAUGHT BY TAIL & FOUND DEAD IN TRAP HAD CUT STRING OF TRAP IN TWEE 5' OFF GROUND & DRAGGED IT AGOS.
Read Page
Page 858
(1935) (История СССР и КПСС) Самуил Давидович Лурье Родился в семье еврейских врачей в Риге. В 1920 году поступил в Московский государственный университет им. М.В. Ломоносова на юридический факультет. В 1923 году, после окончания университета, был направлен на работу в Коммунистическую партию Советского Союза (большевиков). Служил в различных партийных органах, занимаясь пропагандой и агитацией. В 1930-е годы стал одним из лидеров оппозиции внутри партии. Был арестован по обвинению в участии в антисоветской деятельности и приговорен к ссылке в Сибирь.
Read Page
Page 859
A.C.Beer 1956 Peromyscus nevus Nov3+4, 1.5 mi. S, 1 mi.W Milbrae, 400 ft. San Mateo Co. Cal. 2 TAILS (but I got loose as I ARRIVED) at 9:00 PM (Nov. 3) + 1 ??(SEEEEEE from trap - only tail caught), at 7:30 AM (Nov. 4) on Oamp SHROY HIHRSIDE, CAUGHT ALSO P. CALIFORNIUS + P. MONICULATUS HERE.
Read Page
Page 860
"ПЕРЕВОДЧИК" [illegible] (4,00) кг 16:00, ПТ (4,00) кг 20:00, СБ (4,00) кг 20:00, ВС ПЕРЕВОДЧИК [illegible] (4,00) кг 20:00, ПТ (4,00) кг 20:00, СБ (4,00) кг 20:00, ВС
Read Page
Page 861
CZIEOLER 1956 NEOTOMA PUDICRA APRIL STEWART CANYON, ANIMAS CO., OREF. FOUND 2 NESTS ON EITHER SIDE OPPATH ON N-FACING SLOPE UNDER LARGE BAY TREE. WORKED ON LOWER ONE FIRST 9 FT (DOWNSLOPE) X 4FT WIDE X 5 FT TALL, CLEARED PARTIALLY SYMPHOROCARPUS SP.? AND BAY SLOPING DOWN TO THE NEST, SLOPE 45 DEG. 4 1/2 X 3 X 3 1/2 POUND. PATH NEST SYMFOROCARPUS BAY BRANCHES FOUND HOLES ACROSS BASE OF NEST ON 2 OR 3 SIDES, 2 AT LEAST WENT INTO NEST. CLEARED BAY + SYMAH, BRANCHES + STUMPS AWAY FROM PERIMETER OF NEST + LOOKED AT DOWNSLOPE, N- FACING FACE. NO DROPPINGS NOTICED AT HOLES ON SURFACE. N-FACING SLOPE
Read Page
Page 862
No text detected
Read Page
Page 863
C. EGGLEE 1956 Nestoma FUSIFES APRIL (cont) SPRAWL BERRY CANYON, ANDREWS CO., CALIF. HOLES BUT ON UNDER(?) CATLIN X OAK TWIG WITH LEAVES ON SMALL PORCH IN FRONT OF HOLES. SIDEVIEW OF ENTRANCE(?) HOLE + PORCH TWIGS ON TOP OF NEST WERE 6-8 IN LONG & PENCIL SIZED OR LESS IN DIA. DEEPER IN MOST (SEEN STICKING OUT) WERE UP TO 1/2IN. IN DIA. SMALLER STICKS SCATTERED OVER FACE OF NEST. HOLES ON 3 LEVELS AT LEAST WITH 2 OR 3 HOLES ON EACH LEVEL, MOST TWIGS STICKS IN NEST FROM BAY (AEL. TO RATT) SOME CONIUM ALSO, SOME FRUIT OR SCRO- ox COVERS FOUND NEXT TO PARENTES, MOST HOLES CLUSTERED ON N-FACING (DOWNSLOPE) SIDE OF NEST. NEST ITSELF "BUILT" AROUND (OR AT LEAST CLUSTERED AROUND) SYMPHOROCERAS. SPROUTS TANGING OFF TOP OF NEST, 1 FT OR SO DOWN FROM OPEN FOUND FRESH (OR RECENTLY CUT) TWIGS OF BAY & SOME OTHER TREE IN CHAMBER ABOUT 10 INCHES IN D. ANOTHER (FLATTENED SPHERE SHAPE) SMALL TUNNEL LEADING OFF TO SMALL (FROSTY?) LINDED CHAMBER, 4IN. IN DIA. FOUND ANGIOS LARVAE IN IT, ON A FLOOR OF 1st LEVEL CHAMBER MADE.
Read Page
Page 864
(5)2019, 38 (28) "ГРУППА" (ВКЛАДЫШИ), ИЗМЕРЕНИЯ ПО ТЕМПЕРАТУРЕ И ДР. ПОДРОБНЕЕ В КНИЖЕ "ТЕМПЕРАТУРА" [illegible] [illegible] 3209 (5)2019, 42 ВКЛАДЫШИ + ЗНОМ м.г.-д. 38-й/у т.а.н. = 0,9от во 29) ...и м. 784 см о-з(12+12)м=34 + -жн 3204 (тв.-зм.)т2 х-32]) т8а м. 522331 2-н/т2 з-д.м-2 ... ил о м.ил от 9 2-й)Н, т8а -то -з(04 (вс.)т2+2) ... с во & килу т.о3+ та-2/15]) & -но [illegible] т8м ... илн хлг н6 зин +ти9а м., 220) ма8 м8т7 т8м в 810тр -322 с0=тн87 к88"^, 02/4 м/и/о/д -вс/г [illegible] т8м, 25)99)ц. аа...а о/н/о/т з/в/т (-3810/2+в60) -з/ш/р/т-л н6 0-д/й/н/л/п "г/и/в" =-32, т85]а т85]х 70-50т (0/м/9/4 0/3/с/1/2) т80]д т8150) 0/в/л/а з/ш/с/т 0-31-5/и1, 2 н/о/о 02 с/в т9.1, т80]х 70 90т з/но з/м/с/д/а (9)л889] 0/м/09 д590, м8ср/ 329т с01т6/н/т + к8б 70 29)/т(т.у.о м е/к/о/м/01 т/в/08 з/ш/м/х/з м. (-38]д/5 с/д/и/а/р/т/л/д) 9/5/т/н/0, 0 м/и/м2 от 470-з/м/в/г/1 в/и/к/в м/и/м2 ... и/о м/а/п, з/ш/м-д/ц/о д5]л (280 90) т н. з/с/б/в/л /з/с/р/н/а д/и/т/ ... с/т/к/ч/к/з м/п/з/д 12, 70 560-]м/о
Read Page
Page 865
C.CEEBLOE 1956 NEOTOMA FUSCIAES APRIL 14 SPARROWBERRY CANYON, ANAMOSA CO, COLF. (Cont) MORE OR LESS RECENT DROPPINGS + MANY MUCH OLD "HUMUS" APPARENTLY FROM DECOMP OF OLD PELTETS . FLORAE PELTETS ABOUT 6 IN ARELDS DEEP IN THIS AND HUMUS FOUND 1 ENSIOTOMA X SCHWENDY + 1 BRADPHEN POTENTIALUS . NEST SITUATED BUILT AROUND A DROOPING SYMPHOCARPUS GROWING AT APPROX NEST LEVEL) BUSH WITH MAYBE 15 STONKS, NEST WAS DIFFICULT TO TEAR APART BECAUSE OF THIS BUSHES BRANCHES ROMIFYING THRU IT FROM TOP TO BOTTOM MANY BEETLES + BUGS FOUND OUT NEST IN HUMUS + STICKS, SPROWING BAY FRUIT FOUND. ON 2ND LEVEL LARGE CHAMBER POUND RUNNING BACK RIGHT INTO DIRT. FOUND FAIRLY FRESH CUTTINGS OF PINES LIVE OAK AND SYMPHAE + AN UNIDENTIFIED TREE TWO IN THE VARIOUS PASSAGEWAYS. NEAREST PINE + OAK + PINE 25-35 FT AWAY, MANY WONDER KNOW WHY NO BAY FRUITS FOUND. A FEW WERE SPREWING, DOWN BELOW 2ND LEVEL NEST IS LOOSE HUMUS NOT TOO MANY STICKS, MAYBE OLD STICKS HAD JUST DECOMPSED. BY 3RD LEVEL HUMUS QUITE DRY IN CENTER OF NEST. NO TUNNELS FOUND SO FAR LEADING INTO (OR OUT INTO BETWEEN DIRT OF HILLSIDE . ALSO FOUND SMALL (1 1/2 FT SQUARE) NEST IN SPOARBERY(?) TREE. PAINT TARZ, INTO IT + FOUND OAK IT INSIDE.
Read Page
Page 866
{ "text": "23010209 АМТОЗЫ\n\nТекст, от которого я хочу избавиться (так)\n+ [illegible]\n[illegible] \"заму\" оо мовм -жкам.\n... [illegible]\n[illegible] и в [illegible] -239 -го-го-?\n[illegible], и мих о.д. тийт и 9500\n[illegible]...\n[illegible] 1 -> ... [illegible]\n... [illegible]\n[illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n[illegible] ...\n[illegible], что мн. 2-й и т.д.\n...\n[illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n[illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible] ...\n... [illegible [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 867
NEOTOMA FUSCIPES APR 14 (cont.) STRAWBERRY CANYON, ALAMCOS CO., COLOR. CHAM BR 1st LEVEL MOUSE HOLE CHAMBR 2nd LEVEL CHAMBER? 3rd LEVEL SURFACE HOLE SIDE VIEW MOUSE NEST (1) DEAD END OLD DRIPINGS 800 CHAMBER (2ND LEVEL) MOUSE NOST(?) (DEEPER THAN 1st LEVEL) SURFACE HOLE 1st LEVEL OUTSIDE HOLE. DOWN HILL TOP VIEW 1st LEVEL
Read Page
Page 868
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 869
C. ZIEBEN 1956 NGOROMA FUSCIPES. 4/14 STRAWBERRY CANYON, DUNMORE CO., CALIF. [CONT] BUT NO PAT. DECES TO OTHER NESTES BUT ONLY OVER VERY THIN (PENNY SIZES) BRANCHES OF NEAR TREES. TRUNK OF TREE RAISED ABOUT 45 DEG ABOVE LEVEL GROUND HIM -> N SIDE VIEW OF TREE GROUND WEST 2' IN DIA. X 2
Read Page
Page 870
239,084 -МОЖОМ [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] ТЗУ [illegible] Н <--- ... МИН [illegible] 23912 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 871
A.C.ZIEBAE 1952 Phacaeomyx longicaudus Oct 21 1 MI N, 0.2 MI E BRIDGEHAVEN, 50-FT SONOMA CO, Calif. 11:00 AM. GOT 3 IN SEPARATE NESTS FROM 4 FT TO 30 FT UP IN DOUGLAS FIRS. NEST WERE 10 IN. TO 30 IN IN DIAMETER OF SMACK STICKS, WHERE DEAD NEEDLES AND (INSIDE) STRIPPED-OFF RESIN OUT COBBS OF NEEDLES. DRAWINGS HAD CONNECTED FOR A DEPTH OF 2 OR 3 INCHES IN SOME OF LARGER NESTS. ONE OF THESE TREES WAS A SMALL (15 FT) ONE CUT OFF FROM OTHER FIRS BY BRUSH 4 FT DOWN. AT 0.8 MI. N BRIDGEHAVEN GOT ANOTHER AT 10:45 AM. 15 FT UP FROM NEST ON LIMB OF FIR - SHADOWN DOWN BY PETE JORDAN. THIS TREE WAS SEPARATED FROM ANY BIG GROVE OF FIRS BY OTHER TREES & BEAST & BRUSH. NEST LOCATED JUST OVER EDGE OF ROAD. THE OCCUPIED NESTS SHOWED FRESH 3-4 INCH-LONG FIR CUTTINGS PULLED INTO CHAMBERS OF NEST - SOME CUTTINGS PRETTY VISIBLE FROM TOP OF NEST. RESIN DUCT STRIPPINGS SHOWED VERY GREEN WHEN NEST WAS TAKEN APART. NESTS FOUND BOTH NEXT TO TRUNK IN CROTCHES OR OUT ON LIMBS. SEVERAL OTHER LOCATIONS ALONG RUSSIAN RIVER AND SOUTH FROM MONTE RIO TO FREEDOM ON HIGHWAY 12. OCT AMM NEST TURNED OUT TO BE WOOD RAT OR SQUIRREL - NO NESTS SEEN IN RED WOODS BUT IN SOME PLACES REDWOOD GROW BESIDES DOUGLAS FIRS.
Read Page
Page 872
Владелец: Эмануэль [illegible]
Read Page
Page 873
MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS MARCH 25 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CAFE. CAUGHT 3 IN SANICARIA AROUND SAN PABLO SPORTSMENS CLUB SHEET RANGE. 1 SMALL ONES. ANOTHER EATEN IN TRAP BUT THINK H.F. MESS'S TRAILER & SUCH SAVED. COULD NOT BE SETED. MARCH 3 IN TRAPS IN SANIC, NEAR MARCH 25TH LOCATION - CAUGHT ON HIGHER, DRY GROUND WITH SANICARIA, SOME SORT OF SHRUB 1-2 FT TALL & DRIFTWOOD NONE IN TRAPS ON WETTER GROUND. APRIL 5 IN TRAPS IN SANIC. BEFORE ROAD LEADING NW INTO MARSH. 1 EATEN PARTIALLY - TRAP PULLED OUT LENGTH OF SPRING- THEN ANIMAL RANCHED OUT OF TRAP (SOME PUR STILL STUCK IN TRAP) & DRAGGED 10 INCHES MORE UNDER SANICARIA. TRAP SET IN WETTER WORN (BARE GROUND) RUNWAY BEFORE SANICARIA-DRAGGED DRIFTWOOD LOG ON EDGE OF DRIFTWOOD HING. 3 OF THESE CAUGHT ON SOME HILLOCK HAD SMALL YELLOWISH OR WHITISH LUMPS ON EARS & TAIL (1 WITH EARS TOO DAMAGED TO MEASURE). NOTES ON NEST (?) & RUNWAYS (PERHAPS OF MICROTUS ARE IN JOURNAL FIVE TO DAY. APRIL 5 3 IN TRAPS IN SANICARIA & OTHER LOW BUSHES ON DYKE IN MARSH. 4& TRAPS SET ON MAIN DYKE ON NE SIDE OF ROAD GOT ONLY 1 MICROTUS & A MUIS, AND 5 OTHERS SET ON HILLOCKS WHICH WOULD BE COMPLETE OFF FROM DYKE (OR WITHIN AN INCH OR SO) AT
Read Page
Page 874
2018 год [необходимо] [взять] и в [что?] 732-80+8 24МГц. 9А9 на контуре, это - там же. Жонг тазм. 7-й канал ТУБ 9А9Т и вот еще 70М 0-140, аЖУА2 МНЧЗ + УНЧМТ 05752 ЭБ СВ3И, 21А92 и ЗАРЯТ И В РСАМ ТУЛАО - НОРАСОЛ III 25.5АМ НА1У ОЛИГОД 1510, ЖКИЗН ИЮ НИСКОЕ ДИГ-ЗОНЕ 30670 97902 ЭМОЗ ЭККУС ЛАЭ ОБЛ74190 + МРАТ Т75-1 АУНЖЕ ОЛИГОД СМТ3В ИО ЗАРЯТ И ЖНОМ ОА69 -ЗАЛЕ8, 21А92 И ЗАРЯТ И 2 899А [иллегаль] МЗРАМ ОИИ ИИ-ЭМИОГН МЖНЗ-ТУБ АЖИВУ 9А9Т ~ КИРА799 ОЖИМУ КАМИКА ЗАНТ ЭМНЧЗ ЭК И ИЮТ2 ИЛТ2,УП4) АА9Т 90 ТУБ 3ААМ 22МЧ.01 ОХНООО+ (9А9Т И Т32 9А9Т, ММОВСНУ92 90АНУ [иллегаль] (ОЛИГОД ЭВ8) ИАДУ НЖМ ОБЛ74190 ОХНООО-ОЛИГОДНУ92 70188 3ИИ 0056Т9190 90 ЗОЕ ИЮ ЗОЕ НАЯ МЗРАЙИИ ЭКМ2 НО ТИЛОНЭ ЗБЧТ ЗО З ЖЮ-ЗАМИУ МНТ1ИЮ 90 ХЗ1 (ОА78) ЛЛАМ2 ОБ-МВФЗД ОИТ ЗАРЯТ ИЫ1 И 1) ИРАТ + ЗАРЯЗ + (3) ТЗ8Н И6 ЗТЕМ. (-29У8У8М ОТ М ЖРА ЗЛТАЗИМ ЭБ ЗАМИЖА) ?КВНУШ) ХАО ОИ ЗРГ -ОДГЮВ07, ОЕ15ОНТ0 + МИГОСНИЗ И ЗАЯТ ИФ 8-21.99 732, (ЧАСТ БН, МЗРАМ И ЭШУА ИО ЗЭНУА ТОЙ ОА69 ЗО ЗОЛ2 ЭИ ИГ ЭШЮ ИММ ИО 290102 ОИА, 24М-А+25708ЗИМ 1 ХИО [иллегаль] ЗА АЛОВУ МНЧВ ЗООЛИИН ИЮ Т32
Read Page
Page 875
MICROTUS CALIFARNICUS APR 15 (CONT) POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. HIGH MUD. CAUGHT A MUS RAN ON DYKE. HOWS ABOUT 1 1/4-1 1/2 IN. IN DAY, PRESENT ONLY AMONG TOP OF DYKE OVERHEAD MOSTLY NOT SHATTERED BY GRASS OR SONICAENIA BUT OFTEN SWEARROWING ON 3 SIDES BY 6" or more HIGH GRASS WITH WORN PATH LEADING OUT THRU GRASS OR JUST ON TOP OF DYKE IN OPEN ACROSS TO PATCHES OF GRASS of SANIC or BUSHES, GRASS IN PATNS EROD AND/or worn off close to ground. Several or holes showed fresh, cut blades of grass or flower leaves either outside of hole or showing down in it. No SONICAENIA STEMS noticed in or around holes andno it is plentiful along sides of dyke and in lower, wetter portions of marsh. APR 17 BAYSHORE HIGHWAY at BUCHANAN STREET, ALBANY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. 1 of IN MUS SPEC. IN BUNKER PIERO or "BARROW" PIT ON E SIDE OF BAY SHORE HIGHWAY. SPARSE SONICCAENIA 4-10 IN HIGH OTHER GRASS. POND IN HALF OF PIT looked fairly permanent with a 5-8 ft. band of 6 in high SANIC about it but with no runways. TRAPS SET IN GRASS + WOODS & SOME ON HALF-BACK GROUND IN WHAT LOOKED LIKE OLD RUNS AROUND 1 1/2-2 IN. HOLES IN GROUND.
Read Page
Page 876
МІКРОПОРТАЛ 2018-2019 ДЖАНА (О) ЗАХАРОВИЧА, ТУГОЙ (МОЗ) ЗАГАЛЬНИЙ - 1+1 ТУГОВА ЗНАКИ. ЗНАК ЗНАК ЗОЛОТО-ДИВАНІ ЯКА ТУГОВА 28900 ВЯ ДАЛТАМ 2 ТОМ КАЗОМ ДЖАНА (О) ЗАХАРОВИЧА ІГО ХОЙН АРЕН, СЮТ "О" ВЯ 23012 Є КТО -ДИВАНІ ЯКА МІЛУ ІТЦУ 28900 ЗОЛОТО ВЕЗУЧ 24 28900 УСИХ ТВО ЗАГЛЯНУТ ЗОЛОТА 590 И, ЗНАК ЗО 23900. ДЖАНА (О) ІГОЛ-28900. ЗО ТВО МІЛУ ДЖАНА (О) КРАЗ 2144 Я КИ 5300 ВЯ -99052. ОНОВАГ ОТ 52019 28900 ЗО 85018 ТВО КАЗОТ ОВОВЫХ ЗОЛОТИВУ СЮТІГД ДЖАНА (О) СЮВАР СЮ И, МІЛУ-ДИВАНІ ЯКА ЗО ЗНОН ЗО ОЗОРЕНА 2МЕТЕ-ДЖАНА (О), ОН , ТИ ТИ ОЛЕНА ЗНАХ ОНИРАЯ ЯД МИ ЗНАК ЗО 83012-ДИВАНІ МУРІТГІЛА: 2: ЗА ЗАПОЛНЯЮЧИМ, ДЖАНА (О) КИ, НЕСМАЙ ЗНАХ ВЯКАМУЧ Я КАШКОПН ЗНІЗКЕ. ЦА БІЛЬШЕ ГАНУМ А ВСУВАГ СЮТІГД. 1. ЗНАК, Д-ДАТИМА-Я, КРАСЯ ОЗОРЕНА МІЛУ ЯКА ЗУМ И КИ 1 КАЗ-ЗО 3012 ЗНО ТІЦ "ОЛЕСЯ" ЗО АЙНОВАГ ІГО 58902. КАШКОПН ЗНОХЕ ОВОН 28900 СЮТТО ХОЙН И ОI- КАЗОВА ДАНОО 1-ТІЦ ЗО ЗНАХ МИ ОВИЯ, ТІС-2 А КОВ ПУЗМАГЖА ТУБ ТІ ТУГОВА 21402 ХОЙН МІД ЯК И, ІГО ЗОЛОТ. 2 КАШКУР ОН МІЛУ КАЗХ ХОЙН ВЯ ЗМОП 2083В + 28900 ОВО-ЗА УДКОВАН КИН И ОНИВАГ ДЖАНА (О) ЗНОМ. И, 5-1 ДИВОВА ЗІКА
Read Page
Page 877
EYEBLER 9/56 MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS APR 17 (cont) BAYSHORE HIGHWAY - BUCHANON STREET, ALBANY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIF. NO DROPPINGS, GRASS CUTTINGS ETC. NOTICED. TWO CAUGHT 2 MYS NEARBY ALSO. APR 22 POINT ISABEL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:15 AM CAUGHT GARDEN SQUIRREL WITH YOUNG(?) MICROTUS INSIDE. SLOW SAVED. SWALLOWED FOOT FIRST + THEN SLICKED DOWN WITH MUCUS, APR 29 # CAUGHT IN RUNS IN SOLICARNIA ON N SIDE OF NW ROAD INTO MARSH. MANY RUNS FOUND IN USE BY (PROBABLY) MICROTUS BUT ONLY 1 MICROTUS CAUGHT ON EACH OF 4 RUNWAY-COVERED MEAS WHERE TRAPS WERE PLACED. IN OTHER WORDS NO TWO MICROTUS TODAY WERE CAUGHT CLOSER THAN 40 TO 50 FT FROM EACH OTHER EVEN TWO WEEKS AFTER RUNWAYS WITH FRESH SQUIC, A GRASS CUTTINGS SHOWED MICE TO BE ACTIVE HERE. OR DOES 1 MOUSE "HOLD" A RELATIVELY LARGE TERRITORY ? MANS WILDCAT CANYON CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. 9:20 AM - SAW 1 1/4 SHALLOW PIT WIDE OPTH BESIDE ROAD COVERED WITH BRUSH ON HILL SLOPE SIDE & ON ROADSIDE WITH 15 INCH HIGH GRASS. MOUSE APP HAS BEEN CUTTING THE HIGH GRASS SINCE I GAVE (15") STEMS WERE FOUND IN OPTH + A PILE OF 2 TO 3 INCH SEGMENTS PILED UP.
Read Page
Page 878
{ "text": "ШОКОВАТЬСЯ\nВТОРОЙМ\n.\n1940-е годы,\nАвгуста, \nГенералов\nи\nнаш\nот\nзаслуженного\nчеловека\n.23.08.1957 г.\nРодился 6 октября 1927 года в городе Сызрани (Самарская область) в семье\nзапасного лейтенанта (с) Ильича Ивана\nИвановича Иванова, а также жены\nЕвдокии Ивановны Ивановны, матери +\nАлександровой Матвеевой и Тимофея+\nПавловича Павлова.\nС 1940 по 1945 год он проходил службу в рядах РККА в составе 2-го гвардейского стрелкового корпуса (Рязанский военный округ) под командованием генерал-майора\nИвана Ивановича Иванова. Служил в составе 63-й отдельной танковой бригады,\nв/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал в должности заместителя начальника отдела по работе с ветеранами войны и труда\nи участвовал в создании фонда памяти о Великой Отечественной войне (с) 1941-1945 гг.+\nВ/ч 09918, где был назначен начальником штаба.\nС 1952 года он работал [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 879
ZIEGLER 1956 MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS MAY 6 POINT ISABEEN, CONTRA COSTA CO. CALIF. AT 8:40 AM HEARD A NEW SPRING IN SANICARN AS I WAS RUNNING TRAPS. FOUND A MICROTUS JUST CAUGHT. ON SMALL 3 X 12 FT HILL IN SANICARN MARESH ABOUT 1 FOOT HIGHER THAN MARSH, FLOOR OF MARSH WAS MOSTLY RATHER MOODY BUT WITH SEVERAL DRYE HIHNOCKS SURROUNDING THIS ONE WHICH COULD BE USED BY THE MOUSE TO REACH THE HIGHER & DRY ROAD MORAIN, 20 FT AWAY. ON THIS HIHNOCK I FOUND 3 OR 4 PILES OF 1 TO 1½ INCH LONG SANICARN/IA TRAPS & SEGMENTS RINGED UP 2 OR 3 JOBS O' MAYBE 2½ INCHES IN DIAMETER PILES IN MORE OR LESS WORN DEFINED RUNS AND BOTTOM LAYERS OF PILES SHOWED APPARENTLY PITH OF SAWC. MAYBE MOUSE USES THESE PILES FOR FEEDING SPOTS. SPOTS MOSTLY WERE COVERED BUT 1 OR 2 OUT WITH OVERHEAD OPEN. FOUND PILES OF SAWC. LIKE THESE IN MANY OF THE RUN SYSTEMS AROUND MARSH, ON HIGHER GROUND PILES OF FESTUCA SEEM TO BE THE EQUIVALENTS AND 2OR 3 TIMES THOSE PILES INSTEAD OF BEING CUT IN OAKN OR IN HALF-COVERED RUNS WHERE UNDER BOARDS OR LOGS. IN SANICARNIA I USUALLY SET TRAPS ON THE PILES OF CUTTINGS,
Read Page
Page 880
Виктор Совхоза вдоль I -тиро дкм ДН19245х а оазн ма ой:8 та милка 20у т а на озахаз ил ТЗТ зтс(2)м а аывой, 29-9г один 79 с х е —амв и 0 , тотаао 7067), тобаг-н29ам ннгоя1-на2 ил то 5007 , н29ам о-ныт стояти юова сытая х120м 20у н29ам зюоаин ж.ж.о —483в-32 на1 в тд коо коилв 300 з1нт-онковор99в2 на-39 от -5200м-йты рк о-2у 90 , н29ам ааер у90 → ятншн —ит юо.айн 2,тт в0 , уама т9 6с км1/1 от 1 7023м4 п-98 8 ойвот 2 Вне-552→ 29гт -амзоха2-доях- -5к9м1 → а.а3а.е-96 г 7с о-2в.9 . 29,9 , з873м-айн, 2чн юл 55 ком.тзд нрз(н 28-2) до -390м и, 23,19-то 924м1 прога а хвг зик9 шое2-то кр19, ктим358ам о-600а -23,19-83к7 2360 320ам -татм итом 2562. 2709г-он/о899 90ф tа 90 , тва о-яйбс итв овой, н-90 оазнзно н7, в то 32-нт з1и, 1 юн.82, то 83,9 онвая з452х2н49, зтт до укам илр он/во сн(шн и0, н29ам тшт-38 от оям-52 ац1т827 то 23мгг 8 865 она 21хнв1/уг3 закка до а-82м1 з1и9 -83нб ознко-аин ил 90 0896 в, 7у 2 во 2090.00 2500 381кц 2шв скал42), I айва(ма2 ил , 2-04 то 23,19 зин ко 29аф та
Read Page
Page 881
C. ZIEGELER 1956 MICROTUS CANIFENICUS MAY 6 POINT ISABOU, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. (Cont) CAUGHT HOTTAGE MICROTUS (ONLY) Today, I more on a knnock + 3 on BRUSHS ROAD EDGE SCORING DOWN 2 OR 3 FT TO SONIC. MARSH. Nov. 3-4 2 MI. W BADEN STATION, 500 FT., SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. 4 AT 6:00 PM, 3 AT 9:00 PM (Nov. 3) AND 5 AT 6:30 AM (Nov. 4) IN COW MOUSE PASTURES. TRAPPED IN CENTERS OF JUNCUS CLUMPS AND ONCE IN BRACE + FERN UNDER BRUSH AT EDGE OF FIELD ON ROAD SHOULDER. NO STANDING WATER MORE BUT A FEW PARTS OF FIELD WERE VERY SOIL. MICE TRAPPED IN BOTH MOIST AND DRY CLUMPS. TWO SEVERAL OTHER TRAPS SPRUNG + DRAGGED PERHAPS BY THIS SPECIES. TOOK MANY RATHUS + 2 PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS IN THESE SAME SPOTS. IN REST OF PASTURE GRASS IS PROBABLY TOO SHORT TO SUPPORT CONEORINGA RUNS UNLESS THE MICROTUS HAVE UNDERGROUND RUNS THERE. SAW ONE POSSIBLE MORE RIGGE AMONG THE JUNCUS CLUMPS. 1.5 MI. S, 1 MI. W MILLBRAE, 400 FT., SAN MATEO CO. 2 TAIEN AT 9:00 PM (Nov. 3) + NONE AT 7:30 AM (Nov. 4) ON DAMP SHADY HILLSIDE 15-20' ABOVE UN- PAVED ROAD. ABOVE TRAP LINE MORE SHADY WOODS BUT ACROSS ROAD SOME AREAS OF BAECHNIS + SHORT SPARSE GRASS - NOT TYPICAL M. CROUS GROUND. THO. GOT R. CANIFENICUS,
Read Page
Page 882
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 883
A.C. Ziegler 1956 MICROTUS CANIFARNICUS Nov 3-4 1.5mi. S, 1mi. W MILBRAE, 400ft., SAN MATEO CO, CALIF. (PONT.) P. MANICULATES + P. TRUBY IN SAME AREA AS THE 2 MICROTS. GROUND COVER ON YEAR LINE WAS A FEW SCATTERED PEARS, SOME THIN BRANCHES + LEAF LITTER. GROUND [illegible] MOIST AND ALSO GRAVELLY IN [illegible]. AREAS. NO GRASS. Dec. 23 2mi. W TOMALES, 400ft., T.5N, R.10W, MADERA CO, CALIF. CAUGHT 3 IN CAROL CLUMP BASES ON PEEROS IN MARSHY SWALE IN COW PASTURE . 2 OF THESE SHOWED SMALL DUNING PATCHES. ALSO CAUGHT 2 MALE (#'s 437 & 438) IN SAME HABITAT NEAR WILLIAMSON'S RANCH HOUSE + BARN. NO COWS IN THIS LAST TRAPPING SPOT. IN COW PASTURE SWALE AND SO CAUGHT A SORBY VARANS + A REMIRODONUMS MICROTUS.
Read Page
Page 884
26.05.91 Микробы (название) [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 885
A.C.Breeden 1956 MICROTUS LONGICAUDUS SEPT.29 SARDEN CREEK, 6400 FT. 3 MI. NW HORNET MINES, NEVADA 5 IN 39 MUS SPECIES CAUGHT WITH BEANS IN WET MEADOW BEFORE STREAM ABOUT 1/2 MILE PAST STATION ON SARDEN ROAD. THERE TRAPPED IN 1 FT HI. GRASS BEFORE STREAM UNDER OVER-HANGING WEARS DIRT LOOSE, AND WITH- IN A 30 FT DIR CIRCLE. NO RUNS SEEN IN THE MEADOW EXCEPT ONE SMALL "HOLE" IN GRASS WITH 6 INCHES OF WORN GRASS PATH LEADING OUT OF IT - THIS WAS 5 FT FROM STREAM EDGE. IF THIS IS TYPICAL HABITAT THEY MUST LIKE VERY WET GROUND & PITCHLES OF WATER RATHER THAN JUST THICK GRASS IN LOW MEADOWS, NO OTHER MAMMALS CAUGHT IN THIS MEADOW,
Read Page
Page 886
No text detected
Read Page
Page 887
MUS MUSCULUS MAR25 Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 6 in mus. spee's baited with walnuts in swicenia marsh in San Pablo Sportsmen Club shoot range. 1 small one with light underparts & goodish hair in ears, will put it up. MAR29 5 in traps near mine w/ location same type of low marsh with dryer knolls. 4 of them on lower ground - 1 on knoll. these mus only slightly lighter below than on top, MIR30 3 in traps on road about 3 ft. above sonic marsh just N.E. of MIR29# location, all in traps set on 2-3" grass under bushes. - Just at random among cozes of road. All only slightly lighter below than above, APR8 2 in traps beside road (as on MAR30) & in swicenia, caught close to MICROTUS - I guess using same runways. APR5 1 in trap on 3' wide dyke in marsh on NE side of road. 2'-3' above high tide mark, vegetation sonicornia, foot high grass in patches + some 2' high sparse bushes. APR29 3 in traps on N side of NW road into marsh. (I caught by tail - about middle of town and another tail only found in trap - about 1/2 inches long,
Read Page
Page 888
{ "text": "20.11.2016 г\nВсего, (на 20.11.2016) всего ТТК 25 шт.\nВсего в т.ч. 2 шт. в 2024г. и 2 шт.\nв 2023г. и 2 шт.\nв 2022 г. и 2 шт.\nи 1 шт.\nв 2021 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2020 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2019 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2018 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2017 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2016 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2015 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2014 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2013 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2012 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2011 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2010 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2009 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2008 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2007 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2006 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2005 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2004 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2003 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2002 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2001 г. и 2 шт.\nв 2000 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1999 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1998 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1997 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1996 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1995 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1994 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1993 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1992 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1991 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1990 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1989 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1988 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1987 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1986 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1985 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1984 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1983 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1982 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1981 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1980 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1979 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1978 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1977 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1976 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1975 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1974 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1973 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1972 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1971 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1970 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1969 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1968 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1967 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1966 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1965 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1964 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1963 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1962 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1961 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1960 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1959 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1958 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1957 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1956 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1955 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1954 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1953 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1952 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1951 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1950 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1949 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1948 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1947 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1946 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1945 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1944 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1943 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1942 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1941 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1940 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1939 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1938 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1937 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1936 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1935 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1934 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1933 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1932 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1931 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1930 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1929 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1928 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1927 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1926 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1925 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1924 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1923 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1922 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1921 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1920 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1919 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1918 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1917 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1916 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1915 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1914 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1913 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1912 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1911 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1910 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1909 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1908 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1907 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1906 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1905 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1904 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1903 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1902 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1901 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1900 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1899 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1898 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1897 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1896 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1895 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1894 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1893 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1892 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1891 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1890 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1889 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1888 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1887 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1886 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1885 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1884 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1883 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1882 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1881 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1880 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1879 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1878 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1877 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1876 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1875 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1874 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1873 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1872 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1871 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1870 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1869 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1868 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1867 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1866 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1865 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1864 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1863 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1862 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1861 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1860 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1859 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1858 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1857 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1856 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1855 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1854 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1853 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1852 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1851 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1850 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1849 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1848 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1847 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1846 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1845 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1844 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1843 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1842 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1841 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1840 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1839 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1838 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1837 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1836 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1835 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1834 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1833 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1832 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1831 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1830 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1829 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1828 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1827 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1826 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1825 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1824 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1823 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1822 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1821 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1820 г. и 2 шт.\nв 1819 г. и [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 889
A.C. ZIEBNER 1956 EPETHIZON SEPT. 30 30mi. SW (APPROX.) SAGACHEEN CREEK (WYOMING CO.), PHOENIX CO. I SAW A BEAR ON ROAD - JUST CRATE. SEEN FROM CAR. DRY ROAD-SIDE SLOPE LEADING UP TO CONIFERS.
Read Page
Page 890
051973 A.S. 28.4.67 08:19 Александровский, Александровская (Удмуртия) и другие города [illegible] - [illegible] - [illegible] - [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 30.12.2008 г.г. в [illegible] [illegible] 45:26 состояние по 20 единиц
Read Page
Page 891
ZIEGLER 1956 SPOTTED SKUNK SPilogale PUTANUS MAR 24 STRAWBERRY CANYON, H. C. CAMPUS, OAKLAND, ALAMEDA Co., CALIF. I IN SCHUYLER PAT TRAP SET IN SHABOO CREEK BED UP ON SIDE OF SLOPE OF CANYON, CAUGHT BY NECK BUT STILL ALIVE. PULLED UP BY DR BENSON & IT SPRAYED. HIT IT OVER BACK IN CHEST REGION TO KILL IT. SCENT GLANDS CUT OUT-TO EITHER SIDE OF ANUS & SURROUNDING IT. THEY CAME OUT CLEAN WITH NO LEAKAGE. SCENT NAUSEATING CLOSE UP BUT I LIKE IT AT A DISTANCE. SEPT. 17 BERKELEY (STRAWBERRY CANYON), ALAMEDA Co., CALIF. BILL MANOR TRAPPED 1 IN DRAW NEAR # IN OR NEAR AVIARY (AT V.CAL. POULTRY BROOS ?) WHERE HE HAS BEEN KEEPING CAPTIVE TREES FROM MEXICO. THE SKUNK APPARENTLY KILLED 2 OR 3 OF THE BIRDS (YOUNG BIRDS?)
Read Page
Page 892
No text detected
Read Page
Page 893
Odocoileus Hemionus FEB 11 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO, CALIF. 9:00 AM - TWO DEER (SEX?) SEEN IN EUCALYPTUS WOODS WITH NOT TOO MUCH AROUND COVER TREES MORE OR LESS BARE UP TO 30' or so. MEN WORKING UP HILLSIDE 100 YARDS. WE WERE ON ROAD 50 YARDS AWAY BUT DEER DID NOT APPEAR TOO DISTURBED. MAR 3 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO, CALIF 10:45 AM SAW 1 FEMALE(?) DEER FOLLOWING BUNCH OF KIDS WHO FED IT. READILY APPEARENTLY OVER GROUND (FOR HINDHOVIS?) MAR 10 WILDCAT CANYON, CONTRA COSTA CO, CALIF. 9:15 AM - SAME(?) DEER AS LAST MAR 3 SEEN IN TILOEN PARK PICNIC AREA FOLLOWING GROUP OF SCOUTS. COULD BE POTTED, FED ETC. APR 28 SOME(?) DEER AS IN MARCH FOLLOWING GROUPS IN TILOEN PARK PICNIC AREA, FOLLOWED GROUPS UP ROADS, THEN PICNIC AREA, ETC. SHOWED LITTLE FEAR OF LARGE BARKING DOG - EVEN APPROACHED IT. THE DOG WAS LEERY OF COMING CLOSE TO DEER, TOO. DEER SEEN BROWSING ON YOUNGER OAK LEAVES AND TOPS OF FLOWERING STALKS OF SOME 1/2 FT. HIGH PLANTAIN, SEPT 29 SOUTHERN CREEK, 6000FT, 3MI NW HOGART MILLS, NEVADA CO, SAW 2 ? (OR ?? WITHOUT SPINE) CALF. ON ROCKY CONIFER SLOPE. THEY TURNED & RAN UP HILL IN STIFF-LEGGED BOUNDS WHEN THEY SAW ME. TAIL: TAIL SEEMED TO HAVE MORE WHITE AT BASE THAN THOSE AT BERKELEY.
Read Page
Page 894
No text detected
Read Page
Page 895
A.C.ZIEGLER 1956 ODOCILEUS HEMIONUS 50+ ft. Oct 20 6.2 mi. S, 3.1 mi. E Tomales Bay, Marin Co., Calif. 4:00 am - 6:00 pm Saw 4 (none with antlers) along the road to McCloud Beach. Also Dr. Benson 'cannot up' f(?) + [illegible] young one from cow pasture with 'wooded animal' canu. The other 4 were 2 singl + 1 pair (own within 100-150 yds of road), figuos &do geass chumps 2-3 ft high + thicker of winow 5 ft high - deer own seen in open two
Read Page
Page 896
(2009) 137 О ПОСТАНОВЛЕНИЕ [illegible]
Read Page
Page 897
Ziegler, A.C. Jan.-July, 1957 Catalogue nos 439-789
Read Page
Page 898
[illegible] 1420 A.C.5169378
Read Page
Page 899
(ACIC) 1957 CATALOG- W SIDE Bodega Bay, Sonoma Co., California JAN 7, 1957 (COLLECTED BY CHARLES SPARROW IN JULY 1956 FROM INDIAN KITCHEN MOUND MOUNDS) 439 MALE AVAILABLE PIGGAS ONLY 85? ENHORIA LUTRIS BIG BASIN STATE PARK, T.9S, R.3W, 1000' FT., Santa Cruz Co., Calif. JAN 24 (440-441 AT 8'30') 440 ♂ (TES) Peromyscus truei (?) 209-106-24-23(W) 28.0cm 441 ♀ (TES) " " " 215-111-26-24(W) 36.5cm JAN 25 442 ♂(TES Peromyscus truei (?) 212-109-25-23(W) 30.0 443 (4-13mm) " " 201-104-24-22(W) 35.4 444 f JU.V. (NO " " 163-84-24-21(W) 17.5 445 ♂(TES Peromyscus californicus 240-125-27-24(N) 43.6 446 ♂(TES " 261-145-29-26(N) 55.6 447 f(2-7mm) " " 257-135-27-[22(W)] (ear cemple 50) 448 f (2-3mm EME's) " 267-141-27-23(W) 60.2 449 f(3-27mm " 251-136-28-24½(W) 60.5 SAN PABLO RIDGE, 1000' FT., 2 mi. N, 4.0mi.W ORINDA, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. JAN 29 coll. ROYAL CARTER 450 ♂(TES) SYLVILAGUS 340-30-75.58(GO) 63.90 (NEXT # COLLECTED OCT. 21, 1956 , DIED NOV. 17, 1956) 1 MI.N, 0.2 MI. E BRIDGEHAVEN, 50'FT., SONOMA CO., CALIFORNIA 451 ♂ (TESTER) PHENACOMYS LONGICAUDUS JAN 30,1957 179-76-20-12(W) WT. NOV.1:30.2 (2X3MM) NOV 5=26.9 NOV 17 =JAN 30: 20.0 LOCAT. UNKNOWN - PETE NEVER ABLE TO FIND ONE. (PUT UP) JAN 30 COLL. PETE Taboran 452 f (S NEW Microtus californicus 89(?) 161-44-20-16(N) 46.0 1 MI. N, 0.2 MI. E BRIDGEHAVEN, 50' FT., SONOMA CO., CALIFORNIA PUT UP FEB.1,1957 COLL. NOV. 3, 1956 # 599 W.J.HAMILTON III 453 f(3OLD) PHENACOMYS LONGICAUDUS NO MEAS.-MADE UP FROM MOUNT
Read Page
Page 900
GATA-ROO [illegible]
Read Page
Page 901
A. C. Ziegler 1957 Catalog . 7mi. N, 2.3mi. E Martinez (San clemente marsh), Carrera Cosmo La Colf. coll. FEB. 15 BY CHAR THORGER, MVB. 454 ♀ (T63 2X4mm) RETHIRODON TYMS RAVIVENDUS HALICOSTES 155-86-19-13(N) 11.4cm 455 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 146-77-18-13(N) 10.8 456 ♂ (T63 2X3mm) " " " 151-80-19-13(N) 10.7 457 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 143-73-18-14(N) 10.3 458 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 151-79-17-13(N) 10.1 459 ♂ (T63 1/2X3mm) " " " 150-82-18-14(N) 10.0 460 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 150-80-19-14(N) 10.0 461 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 149-76-18-14(N) 9.6 462 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 141-75-17-13(N) 9.1 463 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 146-74-17-13(N) 9.3 464 ♀ (2 SCALES?) " " " 147-77-18-13(N) 8.7 465 ♂ (T63 1/2X2 1/2 mm) " " " 136-72-17-13(N) 8.0 466 ♂ (T63 2 1/2 X 5 1/2 mm) MUS MUSCULUS 135-64-18-11(N) 11.5 467 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 130-62-17-12(N) 11.5 468 ♂ (T63 2X3mm) " " " 135-62-18-12(N) 10.4 coll. FEB 16 469 ?? Lepus Californicus REST OF FEB 16 coll BY CHAR THORGER 470 ♀ (3 SCALES) RETHIRODON TYMS RAVIVENDUS HALICOSTES 156-82-18 1/2 -14(N) 12.4 471 ♀ (EMB'S) " " " 168-91-18 1/2-13(N) 12.2 472 ♂ (T63 2X3 1/2 mm) " " " 151-80-18-14(N) 11.1 473 ♂ (T63 1/2 X 3mm) " " " 150-79-17-13(N) 11.1 474 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 150-77-18-12(N) 10.9 475 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 147-75-17-13(N) 10.5 476 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 149-82-18-14(N) 10.4 477 ♂ (T63 2X8mm) " " " 150-80-18-13(N) 10.4 478 ♂ (T63 2X4mm) " " " 144-74-17-13(N) 10.3 479 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 147-77-17 1/2 -13(N) 10.3 480 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 148-78-17-13(N) 10.3 481 ♂ (T63 2 1/2 X 4mm) " " " 147-82-18-12 1/2 (N) 10.2 482 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 141-78-18-13(N) 10.2 483 ♂ (T63 2X3 1/2 mm) " " " 152-84-18-13 1/2(N) 10.1 484 ♂ (T63 2 1/2 X 4mm) " " " 143-78-16 1/2 -13(N) 10.1
Read Page
Page 902
17.05.2025 в.а. Гл.н.в.3м.е.математика Е.ме.Е. итг. сум. 20-224 нт сант кг 21,837 нт (4) 21-91-22-221 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 8.01 (4) 21-91-55-241 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 5.01 (4) 21-91-88-221 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 10.01 (4) 21-91-23-121 " " " (см) ø 0,224 10.01 (4) 21-91-57-121 " " " (см) ø 0,224 0.01 (4) 21-91-18-201 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 5.01 (4) 21-91-08-021 " " " (см) ø 0,224 2.0 (4) 21-91-35-241 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,124 1.0 (4) 21-51-37-121 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 9.0 (4) 21-51-13-141 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 7.0 (4) 21-81-55-241 " " " (см) ø 0,224 0.8 (4) 21-55-35-321 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 2.01 (4) 21-81-90-121 24440211 м 244 (ммхм) ø 0,224 2.01 (4) 21-51-37-021. " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 10.01 (4) 21-91-53-121 " " " (см) ø 0,224 21.837 нт 24440211 нт 244 в. (4) 21-91-58-221 " " " (см) ø 0,224 5.01 (4) 21-31-19-921 " " " (см) ø 0,174 1.01 (4) 21-91-08-121 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 1.01 (4) 21-51-37-021 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 9.01 (4) 21-91-55-201 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 7.01 (4) 21-52-37-241 " " " (см) ø 0,224 7.01 (4) 21-91-58-241 " " " (см) ø 0,224 7.01 (4) 21-91-08-201 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 1.01 (4) 21-51-37-421 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 9.01 (4) 21-57-37-241 " " " (см) ø 0,224 7.01 (4) 21-58-28-221 " " " (см) ø 0,224 5.01 (4) 21-91-58-241 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,164 5.01 (4) 21-91-58-121 " " " (см) ø 0,224 7.01 (4) 21-91-58-321 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 10.01 (4) 21-91-57-121 " " " (см) ø 0,224 10.01 (4) 21-91-37-221 " " " (ммхм) ø 0,224 10.01 (4) 21-51-58-341
Read Page
Page 903
A.C. ZICORNE 1957 CATALOG .7mi. N 2.3mi. E MARTINEZ (CALIFORNIA MARSH), CONTRA COSTA CO, CALIF. COLL. FEB 16 (CONTINUO) BY CHAS THACKER 485 ♀ (NO EMG'S) RHEITHRODONTOMYS RAUVENTENS HALICOETES 142-76-18-13(W) 10.0 486 ♂(TESTES 1x3mm) " " 143-77-18-13½(W) 9.8 TAIL BROKEN 487 ♀ (NO EMG'S) " " [144-73]-17-13(W) 9.6 488 ♀ (NO EMG'S) " " 138-72-17-14(W) 9.6 489 ♂(TES 2x4mm) " " 149-81-18-13(W) 9.4 490 ♂ (TES 1½x3mm) " " 143-75-17-13(W) 9.4 TAIL BROKEN 491 ♂ (TES 2X4mm.) " [140-78]-18-14(W) 9.4 492 ♀ (NO EMG'S) " " 137-69-17-18(W) 9.3 493 ♂ (TES 2x3mm.) " " 144-74-17-12½(W) 9.2 494 ♂ (TES 1½x3mm) " " 148-78-17-13(W) 9.1 495 ♂(TES 1½X3MM) " " [TAIL BROKEN] [146-75]-18-13(W) 9.1 (continued with # 498 below) 2.5mi. E ORONA, 500' FT., CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA COLL. MAR.12 BY MIKE MORAN, MVZ. "DIPAT.200 UNX.OMIX.496 ♂(TES 3x6mm) SOLEX OENATUS 97-33-12-7(W) 4.6 MAR.18 BY MIKE MORAN, MVZ. " 497 ♂ (TESTES 1XEM) SOLEX OENATUS 96-33-11-8(W) 4.9 .7mi. N 2.3mi. E MARTINEZ (CALIFORNIA MARSH), CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA BY CHAS.THACKER COLL. FEB. 16 (CONTINUO FROM # 495 ABOVE) 498 ♂(TES 2x3½mm.)RHEITHRODONTOMYS RAUVENTENS HALICOETES [133-68]-17-14(W) 8.5 TAIL BROKEN 499 ♀ (NO EMG'S) " " 143-74-18-14(W) 8.3 500 ♂(TES 2x3mm) " " [PARTIAL MISSING] [101-35]-18-13½(W) 8.2 TAIL BROKEN 501 ♂ (TES 2x3mm) " " [136-70]-18-14(W) 7.6 502 ♂(TES 2¼XMM.)MUS MUSCULUS 129-59-17-18(W) 12.0 503 ♂ (TES 3x4mm) " " 135-64-17-12(W) 11.9 COLL. FEB.17 BY CHAS THACKER 504 ♀ (SCARS?) RHEITHRODONTOMYS RAUVENTENS HALICOETES 165-81-18-13(W) 12.8 505 ♀ (SCARS?) " " 149-78-18-14(W) 11.5 506 ♂(TES 2x4mm) " " 154-80-18½-14½(W) 11.4 507 ♂(TES 3x5mm) " " 158-81-17-13(W) 11.1 508 ♂ (TES 2X4MM) " " 150-75-17½-13(W) 10.3 509 ♀ NO EMG'S] (0.3
Read Page
Page 904
{ "text": "\"\\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n41-81-18-941\n51-81-18-941\n51-81-18-941\n41-81-18-941\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n81-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n41-81-18-261\n\n5018516.А\n7291\n\nСарафа\n\n(в) (мм/с)\n41-81-18-941\n(мм/с)\n51-81-1 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 905
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 CATALOG STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA MCH. 22 by S.B. BENSON et al FEB DEEP 200. UNIV. CAT. # 510 ♂ (TES 4x6mm) SOEX OENATUS 101-347-11-6 (N) 6,0 7MI. N, 2.3 MI. E MARTINEZ (SANCAEMIA ARROYO), CORTEZ CANTON CA. COLL. FEB. 17 (CONT.) BY CHRIS. THOMER 511 ♀ (NO EMB'S) REITHRODONTUS RAVIDENTIS HALICOTES 144-74-19-14 (N) 10,2 512 ♂ (TES 2x4mm) " " 152-85-19-13 (N) 10,1 513 ♂ (TES 2x4mm) " " 146-78-18-13 (N) 10.0 514 ♂ (TES 2x3½mm) " " 145-75-18-14 (N) 10.0 515 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 147-76-18-13 (N) 10.0 516 ♂ TES TES 2½x5mm) " " 147-76-17½-13 (N) 9.9 517 ♂ (TES 1½x3mm) " " 155-83-19-13 (N) 9,9 518 ♂ (TES 2x5mm) " " 143-72-18-13 (N) 9.8 519 ♂ (TES 2x4mm) " " 147-74-18-14 (N) 9,6 520 ♂ (TES 2x4mm) " " 149-83-17½-14 (N) 9.6 521 ♂ (TES 2x4mm) " " 147-75-18½-12 (N) 9,4 522 ♂ TES 1½x3mm) " " 145-76-17½-13 (N) 9.4 523 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 145-76-17-13 (N) 9.4 524 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 142-75-17-12(N) 9,2 525 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 147-79-18-14(N) 9.0 526 ♂ (TES 1½x3mm) " " 140-72-18-13 (N) 9,0 527 ♂ (TES 1½x3mm) " " 134-71-18-14(N) 8.9 528 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 148-76-19-14(N) 8.9 529 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 134-71-16-13(N) 8,8 530 ♂ TES 2x4mm) " " 141-76-17-12(N) 8.8 531 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " (MOE-LORIC?) " 132-65-15-12(N) 8,5 532 ♂ TES 1½x2½mm) " (MOSALIC?) " 137-72-18-13 (N) 8.5 533 ♂ TES 2x3mm) " " 141-74-18-13 (N) 8,4 534 ♂ TES 2x4mm) " " 148-82-18-12½(N) 8.1 535 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " 128-65-16½-13(N) 8.0 536 ♂ (NO EMB'S) " " 136-71-18-13(N) 7,5 537 ♀ (5-18mm EMB'S) MUS MUCOLUS 148-69-18-12(N) 22.7 538 ♂ TES 4x6mm) " " 169-80-19-12(W) 18,8
Read Page
Page 906
{ "text": "-024+74)\n\n5-2093,5 .\nA\n\n5291\n\nакопч), д) гоприв, нагнлв нормо раздвоист\n\n0.29 ишм 6.2 +8\n\n25 мим\n\n(2)\n\n2-11-48-101\n\n2умна30 х38:32 (минх) 0.012\n\n(2)(2093)\n\n1000000,00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 907
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 CATALOG .7 MI. N, 2.3 MI. E MAINTZ (SAN CARLOS MESA), CONNER COSTA R., CALIF. COLL. FE-8. 17 (CONT.) BY CHAR. THAYER 539 ♀ (NO EMB'S) MUS MUSCULUS 168 - 83 - 18 - 12(W) 17.5 540 ♂ (TESTS 3x5mm) " " 135 - 67 - 17½ - 11(W) 10.8 541 ♂ (TESTS 2½ x 5mm) " " 133 - 67 - 17½ - 11½(W) 10.8 COLL. FE-8 15 BY CHAR THAYER WT BY THAYER ALSO) 542 ♂ (TESTS 2x3mm) RETHRODONYUS RAUVENBIS HAWICOETES 158 - 82 - 18 - 13(W) 11.3 543 ♂ (TESTS 2x3½ mm) " " " 162-87-19-18W 11.3 544 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 145 - 76 - 18 - 13(W) 10.2 545 ♂ (TESTS 2x4mm) " " " 141-75-18-13(W) 9.5 546 ♀ (5-17mm EMB'S) MUS MUSCULUS 157 - 75 - 17 - 13(W) 24.1 547 ♂ (TESTS 4x6mm) " " " 172 - 81 - 17½ - 12(W) 19.8 548 ♂ (TESTS 4x6mm) " " " 158 - 76 - 18 - 13(W) 17.9 549 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 140 - 64 - 17½-12(W) 12.6 550 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 134-63-17-12(W) 9.4 COLL FE-8 16 BY OTTAR THAYER 551 ♀(SCAT?) RETHRODONYUS RAUVENBIS HAWICOETES 151 - 80 - 18 - 13(W) 12.7 552 ♂ (TESTS 1½x3mm) " " " 151-78-18-13(FY) 10.9 553 ♂ (TESTS 2x4mm) " " " skull broken [140] - 74-17-12½(W) 10.6 554 ♂ (TESTS 2x3mm) " " " 148-79-18-12½(W) 10.5 555 ♂ (TESTS 2x4mm) " " " 148 - 81 - 18 - 13(W) 10.4 556 ♂ (TESTS 1½ x3mm) " " " 139-71-17-14(W) 10.2 557 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 140 - 70 - 16½ - 14(W) 10.0 558 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 151-79-18-12(W) 9.8 559 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 138 - 71 - 17 - 13(W) 9.5 560 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 125-67-16½-12(W) 9.2 561 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 138 - 72 - 17 - 13½(W) 8.1 562 ♂ (TESTS 1½ x3mm) " " tail missing [110-44]-16-12½(W) 8.5 563 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 129 - 70 - 17 - 13(W) 7.4 564 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " skull broken [121-61]-17-11½(W) 5.4 565 ♂ (TESTS 4x7mm) MUS MUSCULUS 168 - 79 - 18 - 11(W) 20.0 566 ♂ (TESTES DESTROYED) " " " 129-58-15-11(W) 10.2
Read Page
Page 908
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (73) (74) (75) (76) (77) (78) (79) (80) (81) (82) (83) (84) (85) (86) (87) (88) (89) (90) (91) (92) (93) (94) (95) (96) (97) (98) (99) (100)
Read Page
Page 909
J.C.BIGGIE 1957 CATALOG 1.0 MI. N, 2.0 MI. E MARTINEZ (SALICORNIA MARCH), CONTEA COSTA CO, CALIFORNIA COLL. FE-B 17 567 ♀ (NO) (EMB'S) Sorex ornatus 95 - 36 ~~ 11 - 6 (W) 4.1 568 ♂ (RC3 3X4MM) " " 96 - 36 - 11½ - 6 (W) 5.6 569 ♀ (NINEZWO-) (4 SCAES) Reithrodonmys raviventris Hancock 156 - 76 - 17 - 13(W) 14.0 570 ♂ (RC3 2½ X 5MM) " " " 149 - 77 - 17 - 13 (W) 11.3 571 ♀ (5 FEATHER, 2000, SCAES) " " " 158 - 87 - 18 - 12(W) 10.4 572 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 154 - 84 - 18 - 13½ (W) 10.2 573 ♂ (RC-3 (1½ X 2½ MM) " " " 156 - 85 - 19 - 13½ (W) 10.2 574 ♂ (RC-3 2½ X 5MM) " " " 147 - 77 - 17½ - 12½ (W) 9.8 575 ♂ (RC3 2X4MM) " " " 156 - 83 - 18 - 13(W) 9.7 576 ♂ (RC3 2X5MM) " " " 152 - 84 - 18 - 13 (W) 9.4 577 ♂ (RC-3 (1½ X 3MM) " " " 135 - 69 - 17 - 13(W) 9.3 578 ♂ (RC-3 2X3MM) " " " 131 - 68 - 16½ - 12½ (W) 9.2 579 ♂ (RC-3 2X4MM) " " " 141 - 72 - 18 - 13(W) 9.0 580 ♂ (RC3 1½ X 3MM) " " " 136 - 71 - 17 - 12½ (W) 8.9 581 ♂ (RC-3 (4 X 7MM) " " " 144 - 77 - 17 - 13 (W) 8.8 582 ♂ (RE2 2X4MM) " " " 139 - 71 - 18 - 12(W) 8.8 583 ♀ (2-12MM) (SMALL'S) " " 154 - 78 - 18 - 12 (W) 8.6 584 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 135 - 73 - 17 - 12½(W) 585 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 139 - 72 - 17 - 11½ (W) 8.2 586 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " [143.80] - 17 - 12½ (W) 7.8 PAUL BROOKS 587 ♀ (6-6MM EMB) (NORTHERN REFUGIUS) Mus musculus 159 - 76 - 17 - 13(W) 19.1 588 ♂ (RC3 3X6MM) " " 166 - 83 - 19 - 12 (W) 16.8 589 ♂ (RC-3 (4 X 6MM) " " " 144 - 71 - 16½ - 12 (W) 10.1 590 ♂ (RC-3 2X3MM) " " " 122 - 59 - 12¾ - 10(W) 591 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " " " 116 - 54 - 16½ - 11(W) 6.2 BEDERLEY (STRAWBERRY CANYON), ALAMOSA CO, CALIFORNIA OCTH, MCH 23, ~~ COLL BY S.B. BOWSON ET AL TO 20013 EARLY TO BE DIVD J.C. 592 ♀ (EMB'S) Thomomys bottae 195 - 59 - 26 - 6(W) 106.7 BEDERLEY (UNIV. CALIF. CAMPIIS), ALAMOSA CO, CALIFORNIA FORM NO 0074 APR. 12 JAY SCHWARTZ 04700A QUAY J.C. 593 ♀ (EMB'S) Sclurus Niger 480 - 210 - 69 - 30(W) 656 GMW.
Read Page
Page 910
ВМНГЕЛ (О) МНГОУ) (ИЗРАМЕНО) (СИНТРАЯ) Е МОС Н МОД 18-27-30 1.9 (W) 6 - 11 - 25 - 2P " " (ОМ) 2.7 (V) 2 - 11 - 23 - 2P " " (ОМ) 0.81 (W) 21 - 51 - 25 - 221 " " (ОМ) 1.1 (W) 13 - 51 - 55 - 4P1 " " (ОМ) 1.9 (W) 51 - 81 - 54 - 8=1 " " (ОМ) 0.01 2/31 - 81 - 4Б - 428 " " (ОМ) 5.0P 2/31 - 91 - 28 - 221 " " (ОМ) 8.0P 2/51 - 2/51 - 55 - 541 " " (ОМ) 5.P (W) 61 - 81 - 8 - 221 " " (ОМ) 4.P (W) 61-81-4B-521 " " (ОМ) 5.P (W) 51 - 51 - 92 - 221 " " (ОМ) 5.P 2/51 - 2/21 - 88 - 131 " " (ОМ) 0.9 (W) 51 - 81 - 55 - 141 " " (ОМ) P.8 (W) 2/51 - 51 - 15 - 221 " " (ОМ) 8.8 (W) 31 - 51 - 55 - 441 " " (ОМ) 8.8 (W) 51 - 81 - 55 - 941 " " (ОМ) 2.8 (W) 31 - 81 - 85 - 421 " " (ОМ) 4.8 (W) 2/51 - 51 - 85 - 261 " " (ОМ) 5.8 (W) 2/11 - 51 - 55 - 941 " " (ОМ) 8.8 (W) 2/51 - 51 - [illegible] " " (ОМ) 1.81 (W) 51 - 51 - 25 - 421 " " (ОМ) 8.91 (W) 31 - 91 - 58 - 201 " " (ОМ) 1.01 (W) 51 - 51 - 15 - 441 " " (ОМ) 5.7 (V) 01 - 3/51 - 92 - 551 " " (ОМ) 5.8 (W) 11 - 2/31 - 42 - 211 " " (ОМ) [illegible] (О) ВМНГОУ (ИЗРАМЕНО) МНЛКГЕ [illegible] 5.801 (W) 6 - 25 - 92 = 291 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] (О) ВМНГОУ (ИЗРАМЕНО) СИНТРАЯ МНЛКГЕ ```</h3>
Read Page
Page 911
A.C.Zierold 1957 Catalog 0.7mi. N, 0.2mi. W Pinoso (sant marcos), Contra Costa Co., Cal. farn. Coll APR 11 by Orvis Thayer 594 ♀ (3 scars) Reithrodontrons megahoris? 140 - 69- 17 - 13(w) 10.1 595 ♂ (4x7mm) 188 - 66 - 16 - 13(w) 9.7 596 ♂ (re3 3x5mm) 137-70-17-13(W) 9.1 597 ♀ (re3 2X3mm) 119-59-16½-12(w) 6.8 Coll. APR 13 598 ♂ (re3 4x6 mm ) 137 - 66 - 17 - 12(W) 9.7 599 ♂ (re3 4x7mm) tail broken 139-73-16-12(w) 9.2 Coll APR 14 600 ♀ (2 very faint scars + 2 old scars?/no?) 140 - 68 - 16 - 13W 11.2 601 ♂ (re3 4x7mm) 141-73-17½-14(W) 10.7 602 ♂ (re3 3 x 6 mm) 134 - 65 - 15½ - 12(w) 8.8 Coll. APR 15 603 ♂ (re3 3x6mm) 133-67-16½-13(W) 9.1 Coll. APR 16 tail broken 604 ♂ (re3 3x6 mm) 133 - 66 - 16 - 13(w) 9.7 605 ♂ (re3 3x5mm) 135-67-17½-13(W) 9.1 606 ♀ (re3 3x5mm) 133-66-17-12(w) 8.7 607 ♂ (re3 1x1mm) 132 - 68 - 16 - 12½(W) 8.2 Coll. APR 11 608 ♀/6-15mm memo's) Mus musculus 160-77-18-12(w) 24.7 609 ♂ (re3 4x6mm) 174 - 86 - 19 - 12(w) 22.2 610 ♀ (6-4mm 5-memo's) 171-81-18-12½(w) 22.0 611 ♂ (re3 5x6 mm ) 174 - 84 - 18 - 13(w) 21.9 ) 612 ♂ (re3 4x7mm) 168-78-18-13½(w) 21.5 613 ♂ (re3 4x7mm) 168 - 78 - 18 - 13(w) 20.6 614 ♀ (re3 3½x6mm) 155-72-17-12(w) 19.1 615 ♂ (re3 4x7mm) 165 - 80 - 18 - 11½(W) 18.3 616 ♀ (2 fresh 2 old scars) 151-68-17-11½(w) 18.1 617 ♀ (4 old scars) 157 - 72 - 18 - 12½(W) 17.0 618 ♂ (re3 4x6mm) 152-69-18-13(w) 16.8 ) 619 ♂ (re3 4x6mm) 155 - 76 - 19 - 12½(W) 16.4 620 ♀ (emo's) 151-72-19-12(w) 14.9
Read Page
Page 912
203.5.2.A 291 20.4.18) (науч. рук.) доц. А.А. Кимто В.Н.Г. И.А.А. №60 24. (в) 51 - 71 - 92 - 901 ? Египетская трансформация? (20х28) ф 492 34 (в) 51 - 81 - 92 - 801 " " (291) К 272 3.9 (в) 51 - 91 - 05 - 5Е1 " " (10х24) К 292 9.2 (в) 51 - 82 - 92 - РН " " (10х36) К 592 81.20А №60 5.8 (в) 51 - 51 - 22 - 5Е1 " " (10х24) К 892 5.Р (в) 51 - 21 [55 - 5Е1] " " (10х36) К 992 4.1. 20А №60 5.8 (в) 51 - 81 - 82 - 901 - " " (10х36/28х24х9) ф 902 5.81 (в) 71 - 951 - 83 - 141 " " (10х24) К 102 8.8 (в) 51 - 521 - 96 - 401 " " (10х24) К 502 21.20А №205 1.Р (в) 51 - 51 - 52 - 5Е1 " " (10х36) ф 202 21.20А №60 5.Р (в) 51 - 21 - [87 - 5Е1] " " (10х24) К-192 1.Р (в) 51 - 51 - 52 - 2Е1 " " (10х36) К 202 5.8 (в) 51 - 51 - 82 - 5Е1 " " (10х36) К 902 5.8 (в) 51 - 21 - 82 - 5Е1 " " (10х36) К 502 11.20А №60 24.4 (в) 51 - 81 - 55 - 001 [100 - 57 - 18] " (10х36/28х24х9) ф 802 5.55 (в) 51 - 81 - 82 - 451 " " (10х24) К 902 5.55 (в) 51 - 81 - 16 - 151 " " (10х36/27х20х4) ф 012 9.15 (в) 51 - 81 - 48 - 451 " " (10х24) К 012 2.18 [51 - 81 - 85 - 84] " " (10х36) К 5512 20.5 (в) 51 - 81 - 88 - 168 " " (10х36/27х24х9) К 212 1.21 [51 - 51 - 55 - 2Е1] 122 - 15 - 15 " " (10х36/28х24х9) ф 412 8.81 (в) 11 - 81 - 82 = 201 " " (10х36) К 5212 1.81 (в) 51 - 51 - 82 - 121 " " (10х36/27х24х9) ф 212 2.51 [51 - 81 - 55 - 52] 123 - 25 - 18 " " (0.04/10х36) ф 512 8.21 (в) 51 - 81 - 94 - 521 " " (10х36/27х24х9) К 812 4.21 [51 - 81 - 47 - 22] " " (10х36/27х24х9) К 912 8.21 (в) 51 - 91 - 55 - 2Е1 " " (0.04/10х36) ф 052
Read Page
Page 913
A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 Catalogue 0.7 mi. N, 0.2 mi. W PINOLE (SALTMESN), CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA. COLL. APR. 11 (CONT.) BY CHAS THATGE. 621 ♀(NO EMB'S) MUS MUSCUS 149-72-17½-12(N) 14.8 622 ♂(TES 3X4MM) " " 150-70-19-12(N) 14.6 623 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 142-67-17-12½(N) 13.5 624 ♀(NO EMB'S) " " 142-71-17-12(N) 11.8 625 ♂(TES 2X3½MM) " " 132-65-18-11½(N) 9.0 S SIDE RUSSIAN RIVER JUST S DUNCAN MANS (T,7N, E/1W), SONOMA CO., CALIF. FOUND OF OR APR 22 BY BILL HAMILTON, MV2 626 ♂? NEUROPOCHUS GIBBES (NO MEAS. OR WT) ALASKA (NO OFFICE DATA) REC'D MAY 4, DUG UP "SOME TIME IN 1890'S" FROM LONE MULE 3" TUSK FRAGMENT ONLY 627 ♂? CLOONAS ? ACN 938 (7) 1 MI. E APTOS, 150± FT., SANTA CRUZ CO., CALIF. REC'D MAY 13, 1957, COLL. MAR. 23, 1957, DIED MAY 1, 1957 BY DON WINHOFER MV2 628 ♀(FRESH SCAL) EUMMIAS 253-121-37-28(N) 75.3 (1 YOUNG DISTACCO.) 8Y6,W LITTER OF 628, BORN MAR. 25, 1957, DIED MAY 3, 1957 (39 DAYS OLD) 629 ♂(TES 1½X2MM) EUMMIAS 117-47-21-9(N) 8.6 630 ♂(TES 1½X2½MM) " 122-50-22-9(N) 8.9 " " 01:00 MAY 4, 1957 (400YXSOLD) 631 ♂(TES 1½X2½MM) EUMMIAS 134-58-24-10(N) 12.3 " " 01:00 MAY 5, 1957 (410YXOLD) 632 ♂(TES 2X3MM) EUMMIAS 133-58-24-11(N) 12.1 " " 01:00 MAY 6, 1957 (42 DAYS OLD) 633 ♀(NO EMB'S) EUMMIAS 125-51-23-10(N) 7.9 634 ♂(TES 1X1MM) " 129-57-23-10½(N) 8.4 →THE 8TH YOUNG LIVED UNTIL JULY 24, 1957 A.C.Z #788 SILVER CANYON, 4600 FT, 5MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIFORNIA COLL MAY 3, 1957 BY W.W.DUNMIRE (PUTA MAY 15) ON 7/1957 635 ♂(TESTES 2X.5MM) PEROMYSCUS FORTAVIS 193-111-25-10(N) 21.1 636 ♂(TES 2X4MM) " 199-114-26-11(N) 28.5
Read Page
Page 914
{ "text": "-ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ\n\n2023.5.24\n7291\n\n[illegible]\n\n(в) 1 - 51 - 35 - 41\n146\n\n(в) 1 - 51 - 35 - 41\n146\n\n(в) 1 - 51 - 35 - 41\n146\n\n(в) 1 - 51 - 35 - 41\n146\n\n(в) 1 - 51 - 35 - 41\n146\n\n(в) 1 - 51 - 35 - 41\n146\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 915
A.C.Ziebert 1957 Journal Catalog SILVER CANYON, 4600 FT. 5 MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIF. COLL. MAY 3 (CONT.) BY W.W. DUMMERS 637♀(EMB's)PREGNATUS FORMOSUS188-97-25-1/2(N)19.8 638♂(RES2X5MM) " " 191-104-25-1/2(N)19.7 639♂(RES2X4MM) " " 186-104-25-1/2(N)19.0 640♂(RES4X7MM) " " 193-101-24-1/2(N)18.4 641♀(NOEMB'S) " " 186-103-24-10(N)17.7 642♂(RES3X6MM) " " 181-94-23-101/2(N)17.6 643♀(NOEMB'S) " " 174-89-24-10(N)17.4 644♀(SCAES) " " 184-102-24-11(N)17.0 645♀(NOEMB'S) " " 185-98-24-10(N)16.9 646♀(NOEMB'S) " " 173-94-23-101/2(N)13.6 SILVER CANYON, 7800 FT. 10 MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIF. COLL. MAY 4 BY W.W. DUMMERS 647♂(RES 4X9MM)CAO.+PREGNATUS AERUS190-96-24-9(N)25.8 SILVER CANYON, 4600 FT. 5 MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIF. COLL. MAY3 BY W.W. DUMMERS 648♀(2-17MM)(EMB'S) ? POGONYUS MICRAUS? +CHICKS POUCH CONTENTS (RES 1ET.1LT) " " 248-141-40-12(N)53.1 649♀(2 RESURFACES)(EMB'S LT,3RDE.) " " 268-155-41-13(N)52.9 650♀(NOEMB'S)PREGNUSCUS CUNNIUS- " " 157-77-19-16(N)19.1 651♀(EMB'S??) " " 180-89-19-18(N)17.5 652♂(RES31/2X7MM)(CAO- " " 171-92-20-18(N)16.8 653♀(NOEMB'S) " " 145-68-20-18(N)16.0 654♀(3RT,2LT. SCAES) " " 170-91-20-19(N)15.7 655♂(RES3X5MM)(CAO- " " 167-85-21-18(N)15.1 656♂(RES21/2X5MM)(CAO- " " 171-87-20-17(N)15.0 657♂(RES3X6MM)(CAO- " " 161-88-20-17(N)14.9 658♀(2RT,?LT. FRESH SCAES) " " 170-90-19-18(N)14.9 659♂(RES2X4MM)(CAO- " " 173-94-19-17(N)14.8 660♀(NOEMB'S) " " 157-80-20-171/2(N)14.7 661♀(NOEMB'S) " " 163-86-19-17(N)14.6 662♂(RES4X6MM)(CAO- " " 164-88-19-18(N)14.5
Read Page
Page 916
250719 2821 23400м2 свин.Енгири Инага Чара (ткм) Э хам .200 28 (m) 4-26-2Р-881 24500м2 23400м2 (км) 9 580 1791 (m) 11-26-401-191 " (свт) (nm) 9 820 182 (m) 11-26-401-381 " " (смт) (км) 9 650 193 (m) 11-26-101-491 " " (свт) (nm) 9 040 186 (m) 10-26-101-881 " " (смт) (км) 9 170 181 (m) 201-85-4Р-181 " " (свт) (nm) 9 540 154 (m) 81-26-9Р-151 " " (кмт) (км) 9 340 184 (m) 11-26-501-081 " " (смт) (nm) 9 440 182 (m) 01-26-8Р-1821 " " (кмт) (свт) 9 070 173 (m) 501-26-4Р-171 " " (смт) (км) 9 440 23400м2 свин.Енгири Инага Чара 24500м2 свин.Енгири Инага Чара 825 (m) Р-26-5Р-0Р1 (свт) 973 23400м2 свин.Енгири Инага Чара 23400м2 свин.Енгири Инага Чара 182 (m) 51-0Р1-1+1-8+5 (кмт) 9 840 181 (m) 61-1П-221-883 " " (свт) (nm) 970 181 (m) 21-П1-55-121 " " (кмт) (смт) 9020 183 (m) 125-7Р-4Р-146 " " (кмт) (nm) 9020 181 (m) 81-П1-9Р-1801 " " (смт) (свт) 9 120 181 (m) 31-06-5Р-151 " " (кмт) (nm) 9 520 182 (m) 81-06-8Р-241 " " (смт) (кмт) 9 230 182 (m) 91-06-1Р-071 " " (свт) (nm) 9 420 183 (m) 91-15-5Р-181 " " (кмт) (смт) 9 220 182 (m) 51-06-5Р-101 " " (свт) (nm) 9 420 181 (m) 1-06-88-131 " " (кмт) (смт) 9 020 181 (m) 91-0Р-0Р-051 " " (свт) (nm) 9 820 184 (m) 61-0Р-4Р-151 " " (смт) (кмт) 9 920 183 (m) 1П1-06-0Р-181 " " (свт) (nm) 9 060 183 (m) 91-06-8Р-181 " " (смт) (кмт) 9 180 184 (m) 91-88-021 " " (свт) (nm) 9500
Read Page
Page 917
A.C.SOLOLOV 1957 Journal Catalog SILVER CANYON, 4600 FT., 5MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIF. COLL. MAY 3 (CONT.) BY W.W.DUNMIRE. 663 ♀ (TES X 6mm) G.A.O- (?) PERAMYSUS CREINITUS 151 - 73 - 18 - 16½(w) 14.4 664 ♀ (TES 2 x 4mm) " 161 - 79 - 19 - 19(w) 14.4 (G.A.O- ) 665 ♀ (TES 2 x 4mm) " 173 - 93 - 20 - 18½(w) 14.4 (G.A.O- ) 666 ♂ (TES 2 x 4mm) 169 - 91 - 18 - 18(w) 14.4 (E.P.O - ) (MEAS AFTER SWIMMING) 667 ♀ (2 ET, 3 ? LT. SCALES) " 169 - 92 - 14 - 17(w) 14.2 668 ♂ (TES 2 x 3½ mm.) " 163 - 83 - 19 - 18½(w) 14.1 (G.A.O- ) 669 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " 169 - 89 - 19 - 17(w) 14.1 670 ♂ (TES 3 x 5mm.) " 156 - 83 - 20 - 18(w) 13.8 (G.A.O- ) 671 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " 165 - 88 - 20 - 17(w) 13.2 672 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " 148 - 72 - 19 - 17(w) 12.8 673 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " 160 - 80 - 18 - 18(w) 12.5 674 ♀ (NO EMB'S) " 160 - 82 - 19 - 16(w) 11.9 675 ♂ (TES 3 x 6mm) (E.P.O- ) " 160 - 82 - 20 - 18(w) 11.6 COLL. MAY 4 BY W.W.DUNMIRE. 676 ♂ (TES 4 x 9mm) MICROTUS 168 - 50 - 23 - 14(w) 38.2 (E.P.O- ) SILVER CANYON, 7300 FT., 10 MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIF. COLL. MAY 4 BY W.W.DUNMIRE. 677 ♀ (NO EMB'S) MICROTUS 166 - 51 - 22 - 13(w) 37.2 MT.BARCAOFT RESEARCH STA., 12,400 FT., 8 MI. S WHITE MTS, MONO CO., CALIF. COLL MAY 7 BY W.W.DUNMIRE. 678 ♂ (TES 6 x 9mm) LEGGUES CURRITUS 124 - 24 - 18 - 11(w) 28.3 (G.A.O+ ) SILVER CANYON, 4600 FT., 5 MI. ENE BISHOP, INYO CO., CALIF. COLL. MAY 5 BY W.W.DUNMIRE. 679 ♀ (NO EMB'S) MUS MUSCULUS 153 - 73 - 17 - 12½(w) 12.2 (TAIL BROKEN & DRY) 680 ♀ (3 RT, LT. SCALES) " " 145 - 65 - 16 - 13(w) 11.8w 2 MI. W½ SMI.N at INVERNESS, MARIN CO., CALIF.RESTAURANT COLL NOV.18,1956 OUT UA MAY 29,1957 COLL BY HUMPHRES 200 135 EMBRYOS 681 ♀ (NO EMB'S) Sorex TROWBADEGI 115 - 55 - 15 - 6(w) 5.9 DR.SOLOLOV RUSSIA.
Read Page
Page 918
No text detected
Read Page
Page 919
A.C.ZIEBLYE\n1957\nCATALOG-\n#ACN 9357 LA GEANGE, STANISLAUS CO., CALIFORNIA\nPUT UP MAY 29, 1957\nCOLL. MAY 19, 1957 DIED MAY 26, 1957 (EXCEPT\nCOLL BY-PAUL WILSON 688)\n682♀(1-11mm\nEMG RT.\nSIDE)TADOREIA MEXICANA\n93 - 32 - 9 - 18(W)WANTED 9.0\n683♀(1-14mm\nEMG RT.\nSIDE)
Read Page
Page 920
{ "text": "-00170)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 921
A.C. Zicout 1957 (Crathoc) MOUNTAINEER MINE, T.2S, R.24E, RIVERSIDE CO., CALIFORNIA JUNE 14 PICK-MY 699♀(MOON)MYOTIS YUMANENSIS COLL. DR. W.D. QUAY (#'s 699-704 SAVED AS COMPLETE SKELETON ONLY IN M.V.B.) 700♀ (..) MACROUS CALIFARNICUS 701♀(..) 782us F(" ) 703us 0"("") 704 O> ("") ZM.I.N. 3 MI.E APACHE JUNCTION, PINAL CO., ARIZONA JUNE 15 705 ♀(1-15MMX48) LOGALOPTUS PENICILLATUS 186-110-23-8(W) 20.4 706♂(TES 3X4MM C-XIO+) // 194-111-22-9(W) 20.2 707♂(GRII 2X4) II AMPLUS? 137-72-20-7(W) 9.3 708 ♂(TES 5X6 CAIO?) II 153-8-20-9(W) 14.0 709♀(2-7MM)NEOROMI HENOTA? YU'S # 166.2 CANYON LAKE, T.2N, R.9E, MARICOPA CO., ARIZONA JUNE 15 710 ♂(TES 3X4MM) CREOMYSCUS CREMICUS 171-88-20-19(W) 17.7 7MI. (BY RAND) ROMERO (ON U.S.54), HARLEY CO., TEXAS JUNE 16 711 "BOX TURTLE" -(FAIRLY SMALL ONE) MENDE Co. STATE PARK, MENDE CO., KANSAS JUNE 16 712 "HORNED TOAD" (SMALL ONES) SUNMOON-PICKUP 713 ♀♂ PACHATI? DISCARDED 714 ♀(28-25MM) 1G-MOON HISPIUS 275-115-29-14(W) 177.0 715♀(NO EMO'S) II 178-80-26-15(W) 34.0 716 ♀(NO EMO'S) II 160-68-25-14(W) 26.5 717♂(TES 3X2MM BOIO) II 191-80-26-15(W) 44.5 718 O>(TES 10MM BOIO- II 172-73-25-16(W) 28.0
Read Page
Page 922
(2014 г.) Министерство науки и высшего образования Российской Федерации Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ» Кафедра физики Зав. кафедрой: доц. В.Н. Козлов Аспирант: студент 4 курса (2014 г.) Специальность: 05.02.06 – Физика атмосферы и гидросферы Студент: (подпись) (дата) (ФИО) Иванов Иван Иванович группа № 301 2014 год Министерство науки и высшего образования Российской Федерации Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ» Кафедра физики Зав. кафедрой: доц. В.Н. Козлов Аспирант: студент 4 курса (2014 г.) Специальность: 05.02.06 – Физика атмосферы и гидросферы Студент: (подпись) (дата) (ФИО) Иванов Иван Иванович группа № 301 2014 год Министерство науки и высшего образования Российской Федерации Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ» Кафедра физики Зав. кафедрой: доц. В.Н. Козлов Аспирант: студент 4 курса (2014 г.) Специальность: 05.02.06 – Физика атмосферы и гидросферы Студент: (подпись) (дата) (ФИО) Иванов Иван Иванович группа № 301 2014 год
Read Page
Page 923
A.C. ZICKLER 1957 CATALOG Menard County Park, Menard Co., Kansas JUNE 17 719 ? (TES GAP?) Peromyscus maniculatus 150-63-20-14(N) 19.4 720 ? (TCSX8N CAP) 148-66-20-14(N) 18.6 721 ? (NO GAP'S) (31-55-20-15(N) 17,3 4 mi. E Menard Co. State Park, Menard Co., Kansas JUNE 17 Skull features to wry PROMAN 722 ? SKULL 723 (Giom) Dipodomys azoti 258-153-42-12(N) 64,5 724 ? (NO) Neotoma micropus 247-100-36-23(W) 113.0 725 ? (TCSGAP) Peromyscus maniculatus 152-64-19-13(N) 22,5 726 ? (TESGAP, COP) 137-55-19-14(N) 16.3 1 mi. N, 1 mi. E BLOOMINGTON, Osborne Co., Kansas (July 20) JUNE 20 727 ? (TESX12 CAP)+ Peromyscus leucopus? 150-65-21-16(N) 28.6 728 ? (2RT, GAP'S) 165-71-22-17(N) 22.2 JUNE 21 729 ? (TESX11 CAP)+ Peromyscus leucopus? 170-74-22-16(N) 29.2 730 ? (TESX11 CAP) 168-73-21-15(N) 25,2 731 ? (NO GAP) 157-69-21-15(N) 20.4 1 mi. N, 6 mi. E HILL CITY, (on HWY 24), GRAHAM CO., KANSAS JUNE 21 732 ONE FOSSIL FISH VERTEBRA (LOST?) AGATE CAMP GROVE, T.48N, R.SE, GUNNISON Co., COLO JUNE 22 733 ? (2RT, SCAR'S) Eutamios quadrivittatus 236-101-34-18(N) 73,3 734 ? (TESX8 CAP) Phenacomys irroratus? 137-32-18-14(W) 36.2 735 ? (TESX9S CAP+) Micrurus longicaudus? 93-64-22-14(N) 53,8 736 ? (TCB X14 CAP+ ) 189-62-21-14(W) 51.2 737 ? (3RT,3LT. 21MM EMB'S) (84-61-21-14(N) 49.4
Read Page
Page 924
[illegible] [illegible] 2019 г. [illegible] 2018 г. [illegible] 2017 г. [illegible] 2016 г.
Read Page
Page 925
A. C. DIEGUEZ 1957 (CATALOG) AGATE CAMP GROUNDS, T.48N, R.5E, GUNNISON CO., COLORADO. JUNE 22 (cont.) 738 ♂ (768 8x13) Micratus longicaudus?186-57-21-14(N) 48.5 739 ♀ (3LT, 1FAMEMBS) 11 183-62-21-15(N) 47.5 740 ♀ (5RT, 3LT 4M, 5MBS) 11 184-63-21-15(N) 45.5 741 ♀ (3RT, 4LT OLOW SCALES) 11 184-57-21-15(N) 46.0 742 ♂ (763 4x8 (GAI0-) 11 141-42-20-13(K) 23.? 743 ♀ (NO CMBS) 11 134-46-20-13(N) 15.5 744 ♀ 3RT, 3LT NO SCALES? (GROMYCUS MANICULATUS 64-65-19-19(N) 28.4 10LOW CAKES (JUST GIVEN OVER?) 745 ♀ (5RT, 1LT FAEST SCALES) 11 169-74-21-19(N) 28.1 (JUST GIVEN OVER?) 746 ♀ (3RT, 2LT FAEST SCALES 11 161-63-20-19(N) 25.1 747 ♂ (763 5x8 (GAI0+) 11 161-64-20-19(N) 22.9 748 ♀ (763 5X9 (GP10+) 11 152-61-21-17(K) 21.9 749 ♂ (763 5x7 (GAI0+) 11 NO MEAS'GS. 21.X 4 MI. N, 4 MI. E HUNTINGTON, EMERY CO., UTAH. JUNE 22 750 ♂ (765 5x9 CAI0+) Peromyscus maniculatus 148-68-20-18(N) 19.8 751 ♀ (1RT, 2AR (GM M'ENDS + LOW SEAM) 11 150-65-19-17(N) 20.0 JUNE 23 752 ♂ (765 6X9 (SAI0+) Peromyscus maniculatus 145-61-20-17(N) 21.0 763 ♀ (6(?)LT, 1AR FAEST SCALES 11 164-68-20-17(N) 25.5 754 ♀ (6RT, 2LT VERY TOUN M'BS) 11 142-64-20-16(N) 14.6 2.5 MI. S ELM, WHITE PINE CO., NEVADA. JUNE 24 755 ♂ (763 4X88 (GAI0+) Peromyscus maniculatus 159-69-21-17(N) 23.5 756 ♂ (763 3x80 (CAI0-) 11 157-65-20-19(N) 22.0 757 ♂ (763 3X6 CAI0- 11 155-66-19-19(N) 22.0 758 ♂ (763 2X6 (GAI0- 11 151-63-20-18(N) 19.5 759 ♂ (763 2x4 (CAI0- 11 146-61-20-18(N) 19.3 760 ♂ (763 5X8 (GP10+ 11 153-65-20-18(N) 19.0 761 ♂ (763 2x4 (CAI0- 11 140-60-19-19(N) 17.2 762 ♂ (763 2X4 (GP10- 11 143-63-20-17(N) 17.2
Read Page
Page 926
А.С. ЗИРС (231) [illegible] 0,64 (м) 71 - 15 - 52 - 381 (изменения сгущение) М (ЭП 209 +005) Ф 85Т 2,54 (м) 21 - 15 - 52 - 381 .. .. (т.з. т.п.) Ф 95Т 2,24 (м) 21 - 15 - 52 - 381 .. .. (т.с. т.в.) Ф 40Т 0,64 (м) 21 - 15 - 52 - 381 .. .. (7,24 10,8) Ф 14Т 5,25 (м) 21 - 15 - 52 - 381 .. .. (8х4 20T) Ф 54Т 2,21 (м) 21 - 15 - 52 - 381 .. .. (20т.) Ф [illegible] 54Т +85 (м) 71 - 81 - 22 - 42 (изменения сгущение) (т.з. т.п.) Ф 45Т 185 (м) 71 - 15 - 45 - 921 .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 24Т [illegible] (м) 71 - 05 - 02 - 121 .. .. (т.з. т.п.) Ф 24Т 0,55 (м) 71 - 15 - 50 - 921 .. .. (8х20T) Ф 54Т 1,18 (м) 71 - 15 - 12 - 521 .. .. (Пг260Т) Ф 89Т +15 .. .. .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 94Т Н(У), в кром Э, штаринн Э и М7, К, шп [illegible] 2,41 (м) 81 - 05 - 82 - 81 [изменения сгущение] (ПГ26Т) Ф 92Т 0,05 (м) 71 - 11 - 22 - 021 .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 14Т [illegible] 0,25 (м) 71 - 15 - 16 - 24 (изменения сгущение) (ПГ22Т) Ф 52Т 1,25 (м) 71 - 05 - 82 - 421 .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 22Т 2,01 (м) 21 - 05 - 41 - 541 .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 94Т [illegible] 3,65 15 - Р2 - Р21 [изменения сгущение] (ПГ260Т) Ф 72Т 0,55 .. .. 05 - 21 - П21 .. .. (т.з. т.п.) Ф 92Т 0,55 .. .. Р1 - 02 - 221 .. .. (ПГ26Т) Ф 92Т 2,91 .. .. 71 - 82 - П21 .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 84Т 5,91 .. .. 71 - 10 - 34Т .. .. (ПГ26Т) Ф 92Т 0,21 .. .. 05 - Р2 - 121 .. .. (8х2 20Т) Ф 09Т 5,97 .. .. 1 - 00 - 041 .. .. (т.з. т.в.) Ф 10Т 2,61 .. .. 1 - 82 - 841 .. .. (ПГ26Т) Ф 52Т
Read Page
Page 927
A.C. ZIBLER 1957 CATALOG 2.5 M.I.S ELY, WHITE PINE CO., NEVADA JUNE 24/CARD 763 φ (TCS 1 X 3) (CAI.0-) Peromyscus maniculatus 144 - 60 - 20 - 18 (W) 16.31 764 φ (TCS 3X5) (CAI.0-) " " " 140 - 57 - 20 - 18 (W) 16.9 765 φ (TCS 3 X 6) (CAIO-) " " " 146 - 66 - 20 - 17(N) 15.3 766 φ (NO EMB'S) " " " 170 - 72 - 21 - 20(W) 22.2 767 φ (2RT,2LT. SCALES) " " " 157 - 68 - 21 - 17(N) 22.1 768 φ (4 RT, I LT. EMB'S) " " " 156 - 67 - 20 - 18(W) 21.0 769 φ (NO EMB'S) " " " 161 - 70 - 19 - 17(W) 20.7 770 φ (NO EMB'S) " " " 157 - 66 - 20 - 17(W) 20.4- 771 φ (NO EMB'S) " " " 152 - 71 - 20 - 18(W) 16.5 772 φ (NO EMB'S) " " " 145 - 62 - 19 - 17(W) 15.4 FROM #644 MUZ SCN 9367 773 φ (NO EMB'S) " " " 140 - 57 - 19 - 17(W) 13.9. 1 M.I. SE INVERNESS, MARIN CO., CALIFORNIA JUNE 30 Coll. by S.B. Bonner 774 φ (EMB'S) Myotis californicus 77 - 35 - 6 - 12(W) 4.7 BERKELEY, (2116 ARLSTON WAY), ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA. ACN 9386 (1) JULY 5 coll. by MISS JUDITH CHRISTIAN 775 φ(TCS 1/2mm) Tadarida mexicana 97 - 31 - 9 - 1(W) 9.3 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA. ACN 9389 NOTE: BORN JUNE 1, 1955, DYED DARED JULY 10, 1957 (11) KILLED JULY 10, 1957 KNOWN AGE 2 YEARS, 1MO. 22D ↓ 775 φ(NO (ALBINO LAB MICE) (EMB'S) Mus musculus 210 - 97 - 18 - 16(W) 29.7 776 φ (NO EMB'S) " " 208 - 100 - 19 - 16(W) 23.5 777 φ (NO EMB'S) " " 203 - 102 - 19 - 15(W) 21.9 778 φ (NO EMB'S) " " 212 - 105 - 17 - 16(W) 25.3 779 φ (NO EMB'S) " " ALL TO MISSING (167-58) - 17 - 16(N) 24.8 780 φ (NO EMB'S) " " ALL TO MISSING (183 - 75) - 18 - 15(W) 26.6 781 φ (NO EMB'S) " " (TUMOR? IN NIDUS) 191 - 94 - 18 - 16(W) 26.0 782 φ (NO EMB'S) " " ALL TO MISSING (148 - 43) - 16 - 16(W)/ 22.1 783 φ (NO EMB'S) "/" 189 - 91 - 17 - 15(W) 21.9
Read Page
Page 928
{ "text": "(1) \n(350,84)\n-20,9\n\n(7282,82)\n-0,82\n\n(260,22)\n-0,12\n\n(4,02)\n\n(725,78)\n-2,02\n\n(131,85)\n-0,03\n\n(2,04)\n-1,95\n\n(2,06)\n-0,02\n\n(1,06)\n\n(1,07)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\n-0,03\n\n(2,08)\ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 929
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 CATALOG UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA. KILLED JULY 10, 1957 (COFFIN) 784 ♀ (NO CMB'S) Mus musculus TAIL AND MISSING? 189-82+16-16W 22.3 785 ♀ (CMB'S) " ". 193-88-17-15(W) 21.5 Acin 9373 LOWER LAKE (JAGO'S REPORT), LAKE CO., CALIFORNIA. (2) COLL P T COVER, 4-6 CAPTURED JULY 20, 1957, KILLED & WEIGHED JULY 23. 786 ♀ (NO CMB'S) Eptesicus fuscus 121-41-10-17(W) 16.3 787 ♀ (CMB'S) " 100-36-8-16(W) 9.8 Acin 9374 1 MI. E APPOS, 150±FT., SANTA CRUZ CO., CALIFORNIA (1) COLL BY DAN WILKINSON MVZ. CAUGHT: (LAST OF KITTENS OF 8 YG. OF ♀ FROM ABOVE LOCATION) SEACR.2-628-634. DIED JULY 24, 1957, WEIGHED & AUTOPSY'D JULY 21. 788 ♂ (YES CMB'S) Eumops 232-100-35-20(W) 54.5 (NOTE: #789 NOT USED A.C.Z.) # 790 ON AGE IN MUSEUM & TO NOTE - BOOKS FILED AT MVZ.
Read Page
Page 930
2015.9.4 721 -о а н т о д [illegible] (м 31, 81 к в и с и й) 5.22 (w) 21 - 81 (30 - 81) 20 + 4024 м 20 м (а м о ) φ 85 (w) 21 - 81 - 88 - 81 .. .. (з о м о ) φ 285 5.15 [illegible] (т а с т е р о в н о й) з а п и с к о й [illegible] -о у с т а л о - о ф е д е р а л ь н о г о 4 3.5 к в о т а о б л и ч н о й, 1281, о ф и ц и а л ь н о с о о б щ а е т (в) 3.21 (w) 71 - 01 - 14 - 151 243249 243289 (з о м о ) φ 285 3.9 (w) 27 - 8 - 28 - 001 .. .. (з е р о ) φ 785 [illegible], а з а т о п л и н а, 74° 021 2019А В.ин! -в о с т о к в а 2226 (в) [illegible] φ 30, 8к 8 °о з а д н и ц ы г о в о р я т , [illegible] 458 - 958 4.5.3А25L (w) 721, 45 к в и т о с и л (п о п е р е ч н о ) ( м а к с ) < 0.85 32 (w) 05 - 74 - 001 - 325 [illegible] -з д н я - 35.18, п л у с з у м и т е ж а б а н о 9 р г # 5.В.М - в и д н о , с 2008
Read Page
Page 931
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal Ziegler, A. C. Jan.-July, 1957 Journal
Read Page
Page 932
No text detected
Read Page
Page 933
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL Jan. 7 W SIDE BOOBA BAY, SONOMA CO, CALIFORNIA WAS GIVEN PART OF AT LOWER MANDIBLE OF ENYDRA WITH 3 TEETH IN IT BY CHUCK (CHARLES?) STROEK OF ZOO. SEARLEANIK. WITH OTHER BONES, BEADS, ETC. HE FOUND IT NEAR TOP OF MOUND, WHILE DIGGING FOR INDIAN IMPLEMENTS IN JULY 1956. MOUND IS DESCRIBED IN MY NOTES OF DEC. 23, 1956. Jan 24 BIG BASIN STATE PARK, T. 2S, R. 3 W, SANPA CREEK CO, CALIF. 1000+ FT. GOT HERE 3:30 PM, THANKED TO RANGER ON DEER AT HQ'S. HE SAID COULD GET PERMIT TO CAMP FROM HEAD RANGER - NOT HERE RIGHT NOW THO - SO NEED A GOT PERMIT TOMORROW(!). DIDN'T WRITE ME FOR CAMPING EITHER (USUALLY $1.00/Car) SLEPT IN WASH ROOM AT "G" CAMP GROUNDS. ONLY ONE HERE, LIGHTS NOT WORKED, SET OUT CAMPING MOST IN DUG-OUT RUNNELS IN NEARBY 100 MUS SPEC AMONG CRIPPLE FOREST MEAN 7 IN DAMP PHASES & IN SOME DRY, (SEE MAP) SET 50 MUS SPEC IN "F" CAMP GROUNDS. SAW some in tunnels if present. GOT 4 PEROMYSUS BY 8:30 PM. TROUBLE 2 SAWSO (FOH+441) (see 2) COON, SWIGHT OF PITZIE FROM TIME TO TIME - LEAVES ON GROUND MOIST - BUT GROUND ITSELF DRY & HARD, CLAY IN SOME PHASES. MANY REDWOODS WITH SOME FERNS IN UNDER BRUSH. SAW WHAT LOOKED LIKE "CATTAIL" LOOKING + BESIDE GROWING IN STREAM AT CREEPING FOREST BUT GROUND WAS YELLOW CLAY & CHALKY POOLSO. MUSEUM HERE HAS NICE DISPLAY OF BIRDS, SNAKES, HUMMING ETC. ALSO NICELY MOUNTED HARMONS - NEUROTECHNUS TOO. THE NATURALIST RANGER'S NAME IS OLIVER BUT OFF THIS THO WEEK - MAYBE CAN SEE HIM TO GET SOME NEUROTECHNUS DATA.
Read Page
Page 934
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 935
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Jouren A.C. Ziegler 1957 Jan. 24 Jouren Big Basin State Park map. A.C. Ziegler 1957 Jan. 24. Jouren Big Basin State Park Map
Read Page
Page 936
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 937
Big Basin Trails Legend X-TRAPPING LOCATIONS JAN 24/1957 MAIN ROADS POOR OR NARROW ROADS STREAMS TRAILS LOCKED GATES SCALE IN MILES N Ocean View Summit Meteor Trail Rogers Creek Maddocks Creek Trail Maddocks Cabin Site Trail Beautiful Slippery Rock SemperVirens Cr. Union Creek Sky Meadow Golden Falls Mt Coccapade Falls Silver Falls Sunset Trail Berry Falls Trail Timms Creek Kelly Creek Galos Cr Rd To Ocean (Old Road) Maddocks Creek Creeping Forest 100 FEET Opal Creek Ridge Trail Park Headquarters Sequoia Trail Redwood Trail Sewer Plant Woodwardia Trail Pine Mtn. Bloom's Creek Trail Shadowbrook Trail Union Cr Trail To Boulder Creek Bloom's Mill Site 50 FEET HIGHER THE APPROXIMATE TIME TO WALK A TRAIL FROM HEADQUARTERS TO RETURN TO HEADQUARTERS IS GIVEN. DO NOT TAKE A CHANCE IN THE DARK. REDWOOD TRAIL - 1 HOUR METEOR TRAIL - 3½ HOURS MADDOCKS CR. TRAIL - 3 HOURS TRAIL BEAUTIFUL - 2½ HOURS UNION CREEK TRAIL - 3 HOURS CREEPING FOREST - 2 HOURS SUNSET TRAIL - 6 HOURS BERRY FALLS TRAIL - 6 HOURS PINE MTN. TRAIL - 3½ HOURS WOODWARDIA TRAIL - 2 HOURS BLOOM'S CREEK, TR. - 2½ HOURS SHADOWBROOK TRAIL - 3 HOURS To San Francisco El. 2250 Pine Mtn. OLDER
Read Page
Page 938
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Jan 24 JOURNAL Big Basin State Park Map
Read Page
Page 939
RULES AND REGULATIONS Regulations established by the State Park Commission emphasize the following: Smoking is permitted, but be careful with burning materials. Fires are permitted only in designated stoves and fireplaces and never on the ground. Natural scenery, plant and animal life receive full protection for the enjoyment of all visitors. Dead and down wood produces humus and is essential for other plant growth. A "cleared appearance" of the undergrowth would destroy the natural aspects of the park. Fuel is sold at park headquarters. Gathering of firewood is prohibited. Feeding of deer is discouraged. Unnatural foods are detrimental to their health. All refuse must be placed in designated containers. Don't be a litterbug. Ask for a complete set of Rules and Regulations. SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND Sacramento Stockton Warm Springs San Jose Saratoga Portola State Park Boulder Creek Henry Cowell Redwoods St. Pk. Santa Cruz San Juan Bautista St.Hist.Mon. Carmel Salinas PACIFIC OCEAN KEY MAP To San Francisco To Santa Cruz STATE HIGHWAY Park Headquarters N CENTRAL AREA OF PARK SHOWN IN CIRCLE IS ENLARGED BELOW. Scale: 1" = 8000 Ft. To SKY MEADOW (RESIDENTIAL AREA) Boulder Creek Via (5) 9 Miles Felton Via (7) 17 Miles Santa Cruz Via (6) 23 Miles TO BLOOM'S MILL CAMP GROUND A SEMPERVIRENS CREEK BLUING CREEK TRAIL CAMP GROUND B STATE HIGHWAY CAMP GROUND C CAMP FEEDER TRAIL CAMP GROUND E CAMP GROUND F BLOOM CREEK TRAIL LEGEND STATE HIGHWAY PARK ROADS TRAILS CREEK Large Redwoods Combination Building Comfort Station Locked Gate Campground M OPAL CREEK OPAL CREEK TRAIL NORTH PARK ROAD PICNIC AREA PICTURE AREA STORE MUSEUM -CURIO SHOP POST OFFICE GAS D PARK HEADQUARTERS Elevation 1008.70 Ft. STATE HIGHWAY camp Feeder Road Hillside Viewpoint Campground I Hillside-Hammond Road To Special Youth Camps Wraithi Rockleberry Woods Sky Meadow CAMP GROUND H GOSOBA TRAIL CAMP FEEDER TRAIL STATE HIGHWAY camp Feeder Road To Incinerator & Sewage Disposal Plant Campground N TRAIL TO REDWOOD GROVE NATURAL AREA CAMPGROUND M CAMPGROUND I GAZOS CREEK FIRE ROAD TO COAST SUNSET TRAIL Ocean View Summit Berry Creek Falls To Middle Ridge Fire Break Dance Pavilion JERRY CREEK FALLS TRAIL VIEWPOINT ELEV. 1100 Ft. Viewpoint WOODWARDIA FALLS TRAIL Woodwardia Falls E. FORK WADDILL CREEK CAMP GROUND D TO SAN JUAN BAUTISTA BLUING CREEK TRAIL To Special Youth Camps Wraithi Rockleberry Woods Sky Meadow CENTRAL AREA BIG BASIN Redwoods State Park 0' 400' 800' HARBAUGH
Read Page
Page 940
A.C. EGGLER 1957 JAN.24 JOURNUL BIG BASIN STATE PARK MGR. THE STORY OF THE REDWOODS Big Basin Redwoods State Park contains many outstanding specimens of Coast Red- woods, Sequoia sempervirens. Redwoods are internationally famous for their size, their beauty and their economic importance. Coast Redwood grows naturally within a narrow coastal belt about 40 miles wide, from Curry County, Oregon in the north, to the northern boundary of San Luis Obispo County, California in the south. Its range is within the coastal fog belt. Redwood trees grow to cathedral-like stature while competing with each other for light. Their lofty growth produces a cool, shady climate beneath their crowns where a variety of shade-loving plants grow. Ample moisture for most months of the year produces a lux- uriant undergrowth and a deep layer of humus from rotting material. Roots of the redwood must have this thick covering of decayed material for vigorous growth. The greatest forests of Coast Redwood are found in the northern part of its range, such as at Dyererville where the world's tallest known tree, 364 feet high, is located in Humboldt Redwoods State Park. The Sierra Redwood, Sequoia gigantea, also known as Giant Sequoia and Big Tree, is closely related, and occurs in 75 groves in the Sierra Nevada. It is thicker in girth but does not grow as tall nor in massed forests as does the coastal species. Fossilized sections of redwood trees have been found in many sec- tions of Europe and Asia, as well as in North America. This indicates Sequoia trees once occupied a much greater range. Hurried visitors to Big Basin can secure an excellent view of the best of the redwoods by using the short, half-mile Redwood Trail which starts at the Campfire Center, follows Opal Creek, and ends near the Administration building. Discovery of the Coast Redwoods is credited to the Portola Expedi- tion in 1769, at Pajaro River near Watsonville. At that time, approximately 1,500,000 acres of the coastal region supported redwood forests. About 500,000 acres of virgin Coast Redwoods remain, of which 66,000 acres are preserved in State Parks. Big Basin Plants number approximately 350 species, representing half of the plant families found on the West Coast. Increased human use of the park has unfortunately decreased the quantity of wildflowers. The showy tiger lily, formerly abundant, now is rare in the park. Wildlife at Big Basin includes black-tailed deer, gray fox, bobcat, coyote, opossum, spotted skunk, and small rodents. Raccoons are the common nightly food robbers of the camps. No bears are of recent record, although grizzly bears formerly roamed through this region. Bird life is abundant due to the variety of habitats found through- out the park. Prominent birds are the Steller jay, California wood- pecker, Oregon juncu, chestnut-backed chickadee, hermit thrush, brown creeper, California thrasher and water ouzel. You may identify what you see by visiting the State Park Exhibit in the museum. Geology. Big Basin, a bowl-like depression in the Santa Cruz Mountains, was formed millions of years ago by the uplifting of its circular rim, and the eroding of its center by stream action. Fossil fish scales and sea shells found in the sedimentary rock of the valleys indicate that this region was formerly under the sea. BIG BASIN-BIRTHPLACE OF STATE PARKS Big Basin was not the first State Park to be set aside in California; however, it is the oldest established state park in California still operated as such. In 1864 Congress granted the Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Grove to the State of California for park purposes, but these were returned to the federal government after the creation of Yosemite National Park. In 1887 the State Legislature provided for the purchase of 24 acres at Coloma and for the creation of a monument to James W. Marshall, whose discovery of gold in 1848 precipitated the California Gold Rush. As an outgrowth of this popular interest in historic and scenic areas, the State Legislature in 1902 allocated funds to purchase 3,800 acres in the Santa Cruz Mountains for park purposes, now known as Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Subsequent acquisitions expanded the park to 10,000 acres. The Sempervirens Club, Save- the-Redwoods League, Sierra Club and individual conservationists were instrumental in securing legislation to preserve these trees. They were successful, also, in having the California Legislature in 1927 provide for the establishment of the State Park System. This out- standing system of parks is being expanded to preserve additional examples of the State's outstanding scenic and historic areas, and to meet the outdoor recreational needs of the State's rapidly increasing population. Some interesting features of the redwoods are due in part to the hazards which have left their marks on the old giants. In September, 1904, a fire swept much of the Big Basin park area. For a period of 14 months one large tree burned within its heartwood producing the chimney tree, which is located on the Redwood Trail. During the winter of 1952 heavy rains caused an entire area in the vicinity of Gazos Creek to slide downhill. This caused trees to stand at odd angles, and the resulting grove is called "The Creep- ing Forest." The people of California can take special pride in the Big Basin" Redwoods State Park—it exemplifies the impetus given to the state park movement throughout the United States. PARK ADMINISTRATION The State Park System was established in 1927, and today includes over 140 units, comprising more than 560,000 acres with a developed valuation of 48 million dollars. These units include: 1. Outstanding examples of the State's matchless and varied scenery. 2. Historic places and buildings associated with the colorful history of California. 3. Beaches and inland areas important for their recreational value. The State Park System is administered by the State Park Commission through the Chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks with a staff located in Sacramento. Field units are supervised by six District Park Superintendents who under their direction park rangers, historical monument curators and other employees. SERVICES AND FACILITIES Camping is available in over 260 sites, with a small charge for use of facilities. Camping units include space for one or two, wood stove, table, and food locker; water, laundry, sanitary facilities, and hot showers are nearby. House trailers are permitted in the park, but no electric, water, or sewer connections are available. Charges are the same as for camping. Camping Limits are established an- nually in accordance with demands of the summer season and shall not exceed 30 days in any calendar year. Picnicking facilities have been provided. The small charge covers use of table, stove, water and sanitary facilities. Fuel is sold at 25 cents per bundle; processed logs at 10 cents each. The gathering of wood for fuel is prohibited. Lodge and Cabins, dining room, coffee shop, curio shop, store, and gas station are operated during the summer season by a con- cessionaire. For information, write to Big Basin Lodge, Big Basin, California. A Post Office is in operation for the summer season. Address: Big Basin, California. Fishing in shallow creeks is possible, though not considered ex- cellent. Hiking: Over fifty miles of trails offers an opportunity for a hiker of any age to enjoy the natural beauty of stately, shaded redwood groves, moss and fern-laden stream banks and waterfalls, and vistas from chaparral covered mountains. Ask for a trail map. Horses are not available within the park and are not permitted on the trails. Educational Activities are carried out during the summer through a naturalist program which is designed to increase the enjoyment of visitors by acquainting them with the natural aspects of the park. Participation in the naturalist program will provide a more intimate appreciation of the natural features and, therefore, may increase one's enjoyment of the park. Evening Campfire Programs are held in the Campfire Center, and include community singing. Informative talks are presented by Park Naturalists. A schedule of activities is posted in prominent places. State Park Exhibit: Many of your questions about redwood forests, wildlife, and historical background may be answered by a visit to the free Nature Exhibit located next to the curio shop. Your stay at Big Basin can be made more enjoyable after observ- ing these displays. BIG BASIN Redwoods State Park STATE OF CALIFORNIA - DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF BEACHES AND PARKS P. O. BOX 2390 SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA
Read Page
Page 941
A.C. ZICHERN 1957 NOVEMBER Jan 25 Big Basin State Park, T.9S., R.3W., Santa Cruz Co. Got about 8 Peromyscus trapped out of 'F' campground traps. Saved 2 adults & 1 juv. (#442-444), got in about equal numbers about 25+ californicus trapped out of 100 traps in creeping forest area. How far them immature (discarded) & about 4 or 5 eaten in trap. Saved some good californicus & nevis. Did not get permit to hear tanks so head ranger 'Tiny' Philbrook (Filbrook?) & he said Sacramento had to give it. Write to: Chief, Division of Parks, P.O.Box 2390, Sacramento 11, California. Tried up roads & left for home by way N- Boulos Creek & back up to Saratoga. While cutting mammals just outside of park met Don Wilhuff & Ralph Arnot coming home from Bayos. They had trapped Peromyscus californicus, nevis & 1 maniculatus near there. Saw 2 Osceolus in picnic area in Park: - 1 large antlers, 1 small but no spots. - Neither had antlers. Rain from early AM so species wet. Snowing Santa Cruz Mts not sticking yet. Birds: Can Quail - 10 Stenvers Jay - 3 - Woodpecker - 2 Oreb(?) Junco - 15 Jerry Cook said once on Zoo 125C (Ecology) field trip got Neuroichus near creek in Park. Jan 29 San Pablo Ridge, 1000'ft, 2.5mi.N., 4.0mi.W Orinda, Contra Costa Co., Calif. Put up form M2 & brought in by Ralph Arist & Vic Lewin - caught near top of ridge close to Inspiration Point in Quail trap.
Read Page
Page 942
No text detected
Read Page
Page 943
A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 Journal Jan 30. 1 mi. N, .2 mi. E BRIDGEHAVEN, 50 FT, SONOMA CO, CALIFORNIA. PUT UP FOR MUSEUM A PHENDEOMYS LONGICAVUS CAUGHT ON TRIP OF OCT. 21, 1956 (SEE JOURNAL THAT DATE) BY PETE TADRON A GEOLOGY STUDENT AT MVS. HE HAD KEPT IT ALIVE 'TIL IT DIED ON NOV. 17, 1956 THEN KEPT IT IN PLASTIC BAG IN WARDS FREEZER 'TIL NOW. HE WEIGHED IT ON NOV. 1, 1956 - 30.2 gm AND ON NOV. 5, 1956 - 26.9 GM. WHEN I PREPARED IT IT WEIGHT ONLY 20.0 GM. COULD MOISTURE HAVE BEEN LOST IN FREEZER ALSO? # 451 A.C.Z. ALSO PUT UP A MICROTUS AGATE WAS DISCARING OR GIVING AWAY BUT WILL HAVE TO GET DATA LATER FROM HIM. TAG ATTACHED TO ANIMAL SAID
Read Page
Page 944
(55) Тут я - "1" и - "8" это зоны (или анал.) Амуд Казань (Донбасс-2019): [illegible] [илл. [илл. 5 [илл. 8 [илл. 37 [илл. 15 [илл.
Read Page
Page 945
A.C. ZIEBKER 1957 JOURNAL . 7 mi. N, 2.3 mi. E Martinez (Salicornia Marsh), Contra Costa Co., Cal. FEB. 17 (cont.) CHAS. THALER IN MARSH - MOST OF REST OF MARSH IS NOT AS OVERGROWN AS THIS SPOT IN PHOTO BUT HAS SALICORNIA (MOSLY NOT GREEN AT THIS TIME OF YEAR) ONLY A FEW INCHES HIGH OR HAS GEINOCIA F STIFF CORNICE GROWTH CLUSTERED AMONG DITCHES THRU THE MARSH, PHOTO LOOKING NORTH FEB. 17, 1957.
Read Page
Page 946
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 947
A.C.Ziegler 1957 Journal Feb 17 .7mi.N,2.3mi.E MARTINEZ (SALICORNIA MARSHA), CONTRA COSTA CO. RUNS, DROPPINGS + A CUT BEARS (NOT SALICORNIA, A) + GRINDELIA(?) LEAVES ALONG A ROW OF 1-2 FT HIGH MOUNDS BESIDE A DEEP CUT DITCH. CAUGHT 1 MICROTUS WHILE STILL SETTING TRAPS. CAME BACK NEXT AM. + GOT 22 RITINEAS, 6 MUS 7 MICROTUS (HALF OF ONE EATEN) + 2 BOGGS. THIS LOCATION 1.0MI.N, 2.0MI.E MARTINEZ. BOTH LOCATIONS FROM U.S.G.S. QUAD, TOPO CARQUINEZ, CALIF. EDITION OF JULY 1901, REPRINTED 1933. DISTANCE WAS MEASURED ON MAP FROM CENTER OF MASS OF LARGE BLOCKS IN WHAT IS NOW PROBABLY DOWNTOWN MARTINEZ. THERE'S GIRL MARIANNE HOBS ROW TRAPS WITH US. THERE'LL CATCH THE CATCH FROM FEB 14TH (BUT MAY EVENTUALLY GIVE SOME SPECIES TO MV2); GAVE ABOUT 1/2 CATCH OF THE 15TH, AND 16TH + 17TH CATCH TO MV2. HE WILL WANT TO KEEP ALL THE MICROTUS PARABOLY TO PUT UP HIMSELF OFFER ANIMALS CAUGHT IN THE 100 MUS. SPECIES ON 17TH, THERE'LL WILL KEEP ALL MICROTUS BUT GIVE HIS # BUT I WILL KEEP ALL RITINEAS (22), SORRY. 6 MUS TO MV2. DR BENSON SEEMS TO WANT MUS TO SHOW VARIANCE IN UNDERSTUDING COLOR - SOME SPECIES BEING RATHER LIGHT + OTHERS THE USUAL GREY. WHEN PUT UP MOST OF ANIMALS FOR MV2 WITH MY # + CHAR. THERE'LL AS CONCERNS. FEB 17 PLEASANT HILL, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIF. FERNIA CLEANED UP A SLIGHT SKULL OF PROCYON LORIS BRAT IN BY FRANK J RADOVSKY. SEE SPECIES RECORD. NO MORE DATA THAN THAT ON MV2 LABEL. ANIMAL FOUND DEAD ON HIGHWAY AT OR NEAR PLEASANT HILL.
Read Page
Page 948
название апрель 25.9 А ГЗП1 [illegible] (павел) синягм э.м.с.н.т. Г107 [illegible] пова и донга (кыргызия) азад а 20180 годном найн т-5-1 зйкв зупаоим I тура), нэпб тво [иллегибле] 2уц а комитет SS год - , ма тран Х2902 С-4 (мещено 307мм) зупаоим Г синягм э.м.с.н.т. Г108 [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] загай ао28ам ао сёп4го, модь 9ам во [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] (5УМ ОТ Г'398.2мм) [иллегибле] [иллегибле] от тшау, ашу н, 5УМ от мжао, Г1+ [иллегибле] ми тшало (пре) зрмнв ав аэ+авт., Г1 во Г'398.2мм оОГ ЗБТ # 2ИМ -4у0-(б)упаоим ая аэ5к, миц [иллегибле] (55) (кайр-д) аоаэ5к ашу I тура [иллегибле] [иллегибле] зоп290ум и эчурёв шонг ор 74М [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле] [иллегибле]
Read Page
Page 949
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 Journal 2.5 mi. E ORINO, 500+ ft., CONNECT COSTA CO, CALIFORNIA COLLECTED MARCH PUT UP MAR 18 MIKE MARSH, GRAD STUDENT IN MUSE, BAOT IN A SPOREY ORNOUS TO BE PUT UP FOR THE DEPT. OF ZOO, CONNECT. MIKE FOUND IT DEAD IN A LIVE TREE WHICH ALSO CONTAINED A MICRODUS OCHROENICUS. LOCATION IS MIKE'S TRAPPING AREA FOR HIS PROBLEM. DESCRIPTION OF AREA MUST COME FROM HIS NOTES. MAR 18 MIKE BROUGHT IN 2ND SOREX GENATUS FOUND DEAD(?) IN LIVE TREE ON SOME SANDY AREA AS MAR. 12 ABOVE. SAID BEETLES WERE WORKING ON BAOT IN TREES & SPOREY MAY HAVE COME IN TREES TO EAT BEETLES. PUT UP FOR ZOO DEPT. CONN. ALSO. THESE 2 SOREX HAVE MY #'S 496 & 497 STRAWBERRY CANYON, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA CO, CALIFORNIA MCH.22 PUT UP A SOREX GENATUS KILLED BY DR. BENSON & ZOO 113 FIELD CLASS IN STRAWBERRY CANYON. SWIFTLY SKINNED, FOR ZOO DEPT COLLECTION, A.C.Z.# 510. con. MCH 23 PUT UP A THOMOMYS BOTTAE ON APR.17 FOR ZOO 113 COLLECTION CON'D BY S.B. BENSON CLASS ON ZOO 113 FIELD TRIP, A.C.Z.# 592, TRAPPED SOMEWHERE IN CANYON BUT DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHERE. DR. BENSON PUT UP A SECOND ONE CAUGHT ON SOME HILL FOR ZOO 113 FIELD TRIP. BERKELEY (UNIV OF CALIF. CAMPUS), ALAMEDA CO, CALIFORNIA APR.12 PUT UP A DELVEUS VIGOR FOUND DEAD ON CAMPUS BY JAY SCOTT OF MUSE. SKIN & RUSHES SO SAVED AS SKIN ONLY, BODY TO DR QUAY FOR ZOO 106 0.7 mi. N, 0.2 mi. W ANOLE (SALMARCO), CONNECT COSTA CO, CALIFORNIA APR 11-16 BEGAN PUTTING UP 12 REITHRODON NOMYS FROM A RELATIVELY SMALL SAWN CORNIT MARSH ABOUT
Read Page
Page 950
{ "text": "20.09.15.2 А\nГЗР)\n\n\n[illegible]\n\n\n\n[illegible]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 951
A.C. ZIEBACH 1957 Journal 0.7 mi. N, 0.2 mi. W APOLO (SALT MARSH), COVESA COSTOLO, CALIFORNIA APR. 11-16 (CONT.) 4 FT LONG + 200-300 FT THICK AS I REMEMBER IT. A NARROW PASS SEPARATES MARS FROM GRATED PARVAS WITH SHORT GRAZES, BUT THERE'S NOTES WILL PROBABLY HAVE MORE COMPLETE DATA AS HE COLLECTED THESE. HE CAVUT ALSO MICRUS + MANY MUS. WILL CUT UP ABOUT 20 MUS FOR MVZ (1 DAYS CATCH - APR. 11). REITHERS LOOK A LITTLE SMALL FOR RAINVENERS BUT SORT OF BIGGISH FOR MEGAPOTIS. NOT SO DARK AS THOSE FROM MARTIN'S MARSH COLLECTED BEFORE BY THAYER. ALASKA (NO OTHER DATA) RECO. MAY 14 DR LOVE-MINKER OF MVZ GAVE ME AN IMAGE FRAGMENT OF ELEPHOS (?) OR AT LEAST "ELEPHANT TUSK" FROM A MORE COMPLETE TUSK SENT TO HIM FROM ALASKA. TUSK WAS DUG UP "SOMETIME IN 1890'S" ACCORDING TO DR. MINKER. HE HAD MADE SEVERAL ARTICLES FROM BROKEN FRAGMENTS OF THE TUSK BEFORE. SAID TUSK CONTINUITY (BROKEN + SPLIT EVEN AFTER BEING DUG UP FOR SUCH A LONG TIME). HE UNDOUBTEDLY HAS MORE COMPLETE DATA ON THE TUSK. (#627 A.C.Z.) 1 MI. E APOTOS, 150 FT, SANTA CRUZ CO., CALIFORNIA RECO MAY 13 PUT UP 7 EURAMIS FOR MVZ. DAN WILKOFF AND J.M. ANDERSON, BEADS AT MVZ, CAVUT A ♀ ON SLOPE JUST SOUTH OF WHAT USED TO BE LAGUNITAS ON MAR 23, 1957. SHE GAVE BIRTH TO 8 YOUNG THE NIGHT OF MAR. 24-25, 1957. ONE DIED APPARENTLY A FEW DAYS LATER ON APR. 8, 1957 AND WAS DISCARDED. OTHERS NURSED ON UP TO MAY 1 WHEN ♀ DIED. YOUNG WERE THEN
Read Page
Page 952
23.08.1962 ГЗРЛ [illegible] Иванов И. Вн. КИМТ, Т-008-005 + Жид Г+ 17.11.42 (ТМО) Марк М.А.М. Эстрада 32 ООЯН Усман А - Ти [illegible] [illegible] сии ивн хукава, ... на [illegible] он-то лн - зэвт стэз-кдэ зэ иэ на зум ос тбоа ав тва в/В. зум + уам+ (тг 200 г) (1394-1700 змд 1) [illegible] на тоэ тва [illegible] сэвкам мнз збнт иа зээ ос тоя. л/тп+ам : зэзнт в/ ззг-т8 аотз.л/о МЗМ (мдв зчт о) + 48АА [illegible] [illegible] тз со (5) [illegible] то тн+сг ... хэст зэт этз-моо зэим а мээ жвт ав зэл нт. , зэзрл маа м/В ос ... зээм и/ о-мз-озз" 5'803' на -[illegible]' ... т+гсгв мнз-зз зээм оэн зэ оэ? зэзрл зкз эт/ то тмззвт нзлвэ зхэ тваэ + в/зз.17 г.мззсэоз ззт [illegible] на ноа сэт ав-воо экгд острэ но зээм зз-9'50 зээм иан хэботз+онм зэ (5,5А фээ #) з/вт з/т ... ,) в/в] [illegible], 31'02, сотаа з.им 1 [illegible] - зэлвак, зум зт занмэвт т ав т/г зхн+о а ззлвак, зум та г/дэз, м/зрвн м/з оя за ос озн - [илл] то ктвоз тэт з/с на э -уз ГЗРЛ, с.м и/в [illegible] ... 20018 зваэ ... зх+кд в/т + к/узрвнв о310-з/о , ГЗРЛ ГЗРЛ, з.АА во на но озвнм зэзгко , сээсз210 зэлв элв, ... вавт зээм -звк . 0019 ф+нв/1 к/м ос
Read Page
Page 953
A.C.ZIEGELER 1957 JOURNAL I MI. E APTOS, 150+ FT., SANTA CRUZ CO., CALIF. REL'G MAY 13 (CONT.) PUT WITH LACTATING LAB RAT IN L.S.B. ANIMAL ROOM BUT APPARENTLY DIDN'T NURSE TOO WELL. ALSO RAT FOOD WAS TRIED ON THEM BUT 6 STILL DIED BETWEEN MAY 3 AND MAY 6, LEAVING 1 SUCH AS OF today may 13. on May 10 THIS REMAINING ONE APPARENTLY STILL COULD NOT FEED ON SUNFLOWER OR OTHER HARD-COATED SEEDS. BUT I GUESS WAS BEING FED SORT OF A RAT-FOOD MASH. WILL TRY TO GET IT AS ANOTHER KNOWN-AGE SPECIMEN WHEN IT DIES (?) (10/1 - ACZ #788) DAD HAS WEIGHTS 3 YOUNG ON APR. 19, 1957 (NO NOTE EXCEPT WHICH ONE) AND WT'S WERE 12.6 GM, 13.1 GM + 13.0 GM. WT'S GIVEN ON LABELS ARE THOSE OF THE FROZEN SPECIMENS TODAY. NOTE PUT ON TAGS STATING NUMBER OF DAYS OF AGE FROM MAY 10 AT OBARN MAR. 25, 1957. ACZ. # 628 - 634. PUT UP MAY 15 ON -> SILVER CANYON, 4600 FT., SOUTHEAST BISHOP INYO CO., CALIF WTS BY (N.W. DUNMIRE WHEN ANIMALS TRAPPED) BILL DUNMIRE BROUGHT BACK 25 MAMMALS FORMOSUS, 2 PEROMYSCUS PARVUS, 2 DIPODOMYS MICROPUS, 28 PEROMYSCUS CANIVUS, 3 PSEUDYS CUS MANICULATUS, 4 MICROTUS MONITONUS (?) 1 LAGORUS CURVATUS, 1 NEOTOMA sp.?, + 2 MUS. ALSO A BLUE-BIRD + A GREEN- TAILED TOWNCE. I PUT UP MOST FOR MIZ # 635 - 680. 2 P. CANIVUS (IMMATURE), 2 MICROTUS MONITONUS? (MM) AND NEOTOMA DISCARDO. TOWNCE GIVEN TO DICK BANKS, BLUE-BIRD SAVED FOR MY OWN COLL. NEITHER WANTED BY MIZ. OTHER MAMMALS PUT UP BY DR. S.B. BENSON, JOHN LAWLESS AND W.W. DUNMIRE. DUNMIRE PROGRAM HAS FALL FIELD NOTES ON ANIMALS COLLECTED
Read Page
Page 954
{ "text": "21.08.2025\n3740,00 сум (инфляц. 37% от 2019А з/м)\nА.2.1 м-таа баг дундага нийт туг ирэм (\n\t\t\t\t(1квч)\n\t\t\t\ntоно хайрааруу тус модон, калган\n\t\t\t\tбалуу дорой тоо озо-а,\n\t\t\t\t...таш оот эдээн\n\nмтээ 0310 латс а туз мөхт өг-олот\n\t\t\t\t2025-07-18\n\t\t\t\ntо 2а зүлэг,1 шилээ, драм она эрэм\n\t\t\t\tшилт\n\t\t\t\tшилт оц мам бө, эг кэм багот\n\t\t\t\ndозь тон ганцо латс хийдээрээ энэ\n\t\t\t\tмодо онтоо-оорон дэгээ со гичээд нүүз но\n\t\t\t\tа 30-29.42 баш -маша байу зогсоо I туз\n\t\t\t\tтө тзо өг кэт му,1) ,каам ооот-та?\n\t\t\t\t\ntоон хэмээсэ эхнэр, дэгээ тоо\n\t\t\t\t\t(дэгээ 3.04-20)\n\t\t\t\tво-энүүр өг-модорын бай мөл (5810 тт\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 955
A.C.ZIEBKE 1957 JOURNAL 2¼ MI. W, ½ MI. N INVERNESS, MARIN CO., CALIFORNIA PUT UP MAY 29 PUT UP SOLEX TRANBRIDGE CAUGHT BY SOME MEMBERS AT 800/35 MONMOUTH ON NOV. 18, 1956 CHIRPS & LEFT FORGOTTEN IN FREEZER. WARD WAS THROWING AWAY SO I TOOK IT - WITH IT WERE 2 MORE MAMMALS - A SOLEX & A PEROMYSCUS. WT. ON MAY 29, ACZ. 681. LA GRANGE, STANISLAUS CO., CALIFORNIA PUT UP MAY 29 FRANK J. RADOUSKY OF PRESBYTERIAN AT CUL. BROUGHT IN A TADAZOA MEXICANA CAUGHT BY PAUL ALLEN (ALSO DE R. K. VISINGER) APPARENTLY IN LA GRANGE, BUT (LONG-COAT ACZ 683) HAD BEEN WASHED IN DETERGENT SOAK TO REMOVE PARASITES. ALSO THESE THE HAD OLIGO BETWEEN MAY 25 & MAY 27 (="OLIGO MAY 26"). #683 HAD DIED ON MAY 28 & HAD NOT BEEN WASHED. ALL WERE COLLECTED ON MAY 19, 1957 AND ALL STRAVED TO DEATH. ALL WEIGHED ON MAY 29, ACZ 682 - 690 , SOME (4) TO MVE, SOMETIMES TO DR. QUAY (ZOO V.C.) UNSUMMONED, & REST TO PERSONAL CASH. 0.7 MI. N, 0.2 MI. W PINOLE, CONTRA COSTA CO., CALIFORNIA. PUT UP MAY 30 GOT A SONG SPARROW FROM CHAR. THREES (M.V.Z.) APPEARENTLY "SNARE-TRAPPED" IN SAINT MARYS ON APR. 15, 1957. ACZ. 691, WEIGHED ON MAY 30. FOR PERSONAL CASH. NORTH FORK CROOKS CREEK, 9800 FT, 2 MI. E WHITE MTN. RESEARCH STATION, MONO CO., CALIFORNIA, PUT UP MAY 30 GOT BLUEBIRD FROM W.W. DUNMIRE (M.V.Z.) APPARENTLY "SNARE-TRAPPED" ON MAY 13, 1957, ACZ. 692. WEIGHED ON MAY 30. FOR PERSONAL CASH.
Read Page
Page 956
ГПР наименование и количество в м3 19.04.2025 г. Всего: Сумма: 281,005 до 0-го числа, 2802 Остаток на начало периода: 741,4+ 2802 Плановый отток к концу квартала 100.966+ А - плановая сумма 2,52 млн трлн Б-КМ по ТУ 13200000 А + Б=2 182,52А наименование и количество в м3 всего до 19.04.2025 г. Всего: 741,4+ 2802 Остаток на начало периода: 741,4+ 2802 Плановый отток к концу квартала 100.966+ А - плановая сумма 2,52 млн трлн Б-КМ по ТУ 13200000 А + Б=2 182,52А наименование и количество в м3 всего до 19.04.2025 г. Всего: 741,4+ 2802 Остаток на начало периода: 741,4+ 2802 Плановый отток к концу квартала 100.966+ А - плановая сумма 2,52 млн трлн Б-КМ по ТУ 13200000 А + Б=2 182,52А
Read Page
Page 957
A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL 2 mi. N, 2 mi. E McKITTRICK, KEAN CO., CANAD. JUNE 13. ARRIVED HERE ABOUT 8:00 AM AFTER LEAVING BEAUCHY ABOUT 10:00 AM. SET OUT 67 MVS. SEE'S 6 RAT TAILS IN HARD-PACKED DUSTY SANDY SOIL SHOWING NUMEROUS (DIPO?) BURROWS. GROUND BASE TYPE OF SHRUB WITH SPINES ON ENDS OF BRANCHES & SMALL LEATHERY GREY-GREEN LEAVES. SHRUBS MOSTLY SCATTERED 15 FT. OR MORE APART BUT SOME IN CLUMPS OF SEVERAL BUSHELS. THEY WERE ABOUT 2 FT. HIGH T A COUPLE OF FEET THICK. CANONAS OF THESE AN ON TEHOMAS & 2 DIPOS. DIPOS HAD A BROKEN SKULL & WAS GIVEN to DR QUAY. SAW 5 or 6 CITRUS NEVSONI among road cops RUNNING OFF AS CAR WENT BY. SAW 2 or 3 LIZARDS ON TEHOMINA ROCKS (URO?), 2 SNAKES THERE THIS AM.. On CHEVRON GAS CO. MRO LOCATION IS ABOUT 3 1/2 MI. on ROAD NNE McKITTRICK THEN 1/2 MI. SW ON LITTLE DIRT ROAD. ALL AREA THEREABOUTS IS FIRM & SIMILAR. DR QUAY SET UP LIVE TRAPS & GOT SEVERAL DIPOS & PEROCHATHAS (10:30 AM). PICKED UP A WEATHERED SKULL & LOWER MANDIBLE SCRAMBLES BY 50 FT., SAW REST OF TRUNK SKELETON NEAR CRANIUM. LOWER MANDIBLE & SKULL GIVEN SAME NUMBER AS THEY PROBABLY GO
Read Page
Page 958
{ "text": "Назначение\n2.1.2023 г., в 16:45, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 17:00. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 18:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 18:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 19:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 19:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 20:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 20:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 21:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 21:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 22:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 22:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 23:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 23:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 00:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 00:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 01:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 01:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 02:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 02:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 03:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 03:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 04:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 04:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 05:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 05:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 06:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 06:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 07:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 07:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 08:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 08:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 09:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 09:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 10:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 10:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 11:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 11:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 12:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 12:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 13:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 13:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 14:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 14:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 15:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 15:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 16:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 16:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 17:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 17:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 18:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 18:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 19:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 19:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 20:00, по адресу ул. Ленина, д. 10, кв. 5.\nПрибытие в 20:30. Удалось ли выполнить поставленную задачу? Если нет, то почему?\n2.1.2023 г., в 21:00, по адресу [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 959
A. C. Breeber 1957 Journal 2 mi. N, 2mi. E McKittreick, Kern Co., Calif. June 3 Got there Saw a cow skeleton 1000 ft. away. Many droppings of sheep or deer about. Left about 9:00 AM after putting up tents. Moon out full all night. Did Quay set his live traps within 2 or 3 feet of burrows mostly under or near bushes, some in furrows scraped in sand duso. I set within 2-3 ft. of bushes (-years Tico to them) first digging a fureow with heel putting paw across the furrow. Other traps set under the bushes. The 3 mice traps were right at the base of bushes - none taken in open. At about 9:30 AM. Heard several squeekings but only saw 1 jo,po by flashlight & couldn't catch him. 2 or 3 lepus seen along road yesterday & this A.M. 27 mi. (by road) W [illegible], San Bernardeo Co., Calif. (on Highway 6) June 4 Got here about 8:00 PM last evening. Puled off highway 66 about 1/2 mi. SE into desert. Set out 67 mus speeds & 6 rat traps around cacti, yuccas & creosote bushes. Ran them at 10:00 PM last nite & got a young neonnia in a very small packy overlooking 2 [illegible] on the gravel & sand. This A.M. had only 1 male [illegible] thus far tail of a second one - July (other trap) sprung. Dr. Quay got 3 [illegible] &
Read Page
Page 960
200 гаван 1825 Керал, К., и др. всего 3600 с. и 2 См. МОНТАЖУ, КОМЭНСАИ, И МС ВОО Г УЛЫЗ 20040916 КРАМ. НАЙТЯ ПР ООБ 7734 . ТУДА ЭЗЗО СГ АЗНЛЕ 70 АУ ЗЛИЧЕВ ШТА МАООР ТУДА ИВНИ ИМА ЛУД ТУО НОРМ, ЗИЛБ2 МИКИ ВЕКАТ-ЗУП ЦИТ КЭЗ КАУ ДЮ КОНУ УИ20М ГНОДЛУБ ТО ТЭОГ Э СС С МИ ЗМОЗ ДООЗ, ЗИЧЗО О АЗИ ИО I . ОЗАА ОНА2 МИ ОЗКА ГАЗ 2 МОСС(7 ГАДЫ-1) ЗИУВБ ТО ПР Е-6 МХТНУ ТЭ2 А ОШЕДИО ТАИГ (МЖКТ ОЗ ОГИТ АЙК ДИАН52-Г ЛЗЕН КЛИУ ВООАИЯ9 ДОВЫ ЗУТО, ВООА47 ЭКТ 330.8А ЗУНЭ Э КТ, ЗИЧУБ ЭКТ АЮИУ ТЭЗ ОВОО ЭКТ ТА ТЕД19 БРЗ5В МХЛМТ . ИЗО ОИ УЙНАР ЮОН - ЗИЧАУГ 40 МОЯГ2 ОРАЖ . МА ОЕ:Р ТУДАА ТА ОДИ | УБЭ РНО ГС ЭНИКЯВО2 УВАД П' НАМОО + ТМОЛНЕАТ К8 ДНТА ВОЗ ЗУЧЛ Е 41 С. МИ6 . МА ЦИТ + НАГЗИ83У ОЛО9 (ОГРМАШКО) ДНО) ДОНВАНЭКАЕ2, ЗИМБЯ В (0009 Г8) ИГ5 СЛЫ, ЭМИНЗ ТЕА М9 08 ТУДА БЗИН ТОД Н5 ТО-3852 ОНИ, ЗЗ. ИМ + Т6ОБА ДД КАНИУ З70 ОВИБЯ СКАТ ТАЯ Д + З5342 ГУМ ГД ТУБ 732 МЖНУК . ЗИЧУБ ЭТОЗОГ90 + З-АЦУР, ПЗАО ПТРОША ДУВОГ А ТОД + ЗИУ ТЕАД М9 08.01 ТА 5 + УВ ОМОДШУО Г6О9 (ЗАМ2 РЕД4 И МИ ЗКТ. ДНА2 + ЭЗЛАДЭ КИТ НО ЗИХРАН30939) + ЗУКТ МООЧЭ9 ЗЛОМ | УНО ОЯН. МА ГАЯТ ЭЖТЕ, КУБ - ЗНО АЮОЗЭ О 70 ЗУКТ + ЗЕВВАООА9А Е ТОД ПАНБ. ЗИ-УИ892
Read Page
Page 961
A.C. Ebeling 1957 Journal 27 mi. (by road) W NEEDLES, (on Hwy 166), San Bernardino Co., Calif. June 14 (cont) PHOTO LOOKING SW OVER PASTURE AREA JUNE 14, 1957. MOST OF BUSHES IN FOREGROUND ARE ABOUT 1 TO 1½ FEET TALL.
Read Page
Page 962
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 963
A.O.Zimmer 1957 JOURNAL 27 MI. (BY ROAD) W NEGORES (ON HWY66) SANDERSON TUX PANCAKE JUNE 14 (cont.) T DIDN'T IN HIS LIVE TRAPS, ONE OF HIS SWEETMANS HAD BEEN CARRIED SOME DISTANCE AWAY & LEFT WITH A PUDDLE OF URINE ON IT AROUND IT. IT WAS BAITED WITH OATMEAL BUT HAD NOTHING IN IT WHEN FOUND. I PUT UP THE 3 PRECONATUS BUT GAVE THE YOUNG NEOROMA TO DR. QUAY. THE GROUND HERE IS MOSTLY OF SMALL GRAVEL WITH MUCH DUST MIXED IN THROUGH SOME SAND IN SMALL SPOTS IN THE NUMEROUS SHALLOW GULCHES. A FEW ROCKY OUTCROPPING WAY & ½ MI. SE OF CAMP BUT I DID NOT PEAR UP ON THEM. SOME OF DR QUAY'S TRAPS WERE PROCONIERS THO, THERE WERE 3 KINDS OF CACTUS — A "BARREN" CACTUS UP TO 1½ FT TALL; A "FLAT-PROCO" CACTUS UP TO 1 FT. TALL & THE "CHOCLA"(?) CACTUS WITH ROUND BRANCHES UP TO 2-3 FT. TALL, ONLY A FEW OF FIRST TWO TYPES PRESENT BUT MORE OF THE "CHOCLA". ALSO SCATTERED CREOSOTE BUSHES & YUCCAS UP TO 8 FT. TALL. I DID SOME TRAPPING AT BASES OF THESE YUCCAS BUT ONLY TOOK 2 PEZOGI THERE. AND SHRUBS ARE SCATTERED & NOWHERE ARE CACTUS MORE THAN 3-4 FT. ACROSS MOSTLY LESS. THE GRAVELY REARS BETWEEN CLUMPS ARE ABOUT 5 TO 10 FT. ACROSS. 1 PHOTO TAKEN. LEFT AT 8:00 A.M. FOR NEGORES & HUGERSIDE MTS.
Read Page
Page 964
105 2021 Самодельная ракета (сжигание топлива) Длина ракеты: 40 см, диаметр: 15 см. Топливо: бензин + спирт в пропорции 1:1. Огнеопасно! Встречайте запуск! Кто-то запускал ракету? Как она летала? Или не летела вообще? А что было дальше? Почему так произошло? Это же опасно! Может, это просто случайность? Но если бы кто-то еще раз запустил такую ракету, то... Возможно, он сделал ошибки в расчетах или неправильно смешал компоненты. Или возможно, что ракета действительно могла взорваться из-за неисправности двигателя. Также стоит учесть погодные условия при запуске ракеты. Если погода была слишком ветреной или дождливой, то это могло повлиять на полет ракеты. В любом случае, важно соблюдать меры безопасности при проведении экспериментов с ракетами.
Read Page
Page 965
A.C.B6502 1957 Journal MOUNTAINESE MINE, T. 23, R. 24E, RIVERSIDE CO, CALIFORNIA JUNE 14 (cont.) DROVE DOWN HI-WAY 95 FROM NECOLAS + 2.6 MI. BY ROAD TURNED RIGHT INTO THE BASE OF RIVERSIDE MTS. ON A SORT OF A ROAD THAN THE GRAVEL + ROCKS. Drove JUST 1 MILE + CAME TO THE MOUNTAINESE MINE. SOMEONE HAD JUST CLAIMED IT AS "MOUNTAINESE MINE" OR RECLAIMED IT SINCE IT HAD BEEN IN OPERATION [illegible] YEARS AGO + MUST HAVE CLOSED DOWN QUITE A WHILE BACK) A SIGN AT END OF ROAD SAID, "A NEW SIGN AT TURNOFF ON HI-WAY SAID "NEW ERA MINE" KEEP OUT" BUT IT WAS RATHER SMALL + WAS FACING N-BOUND TRAFFIC ENTERING THE ROAD. WE WENT IN A COUPLE OF SHALLOW OR SHORT MINES BUT SAW NOTHING. THEN INTO ONE WITH A PROCKED PATH AT ENTRANCE - THIS ONE WAS QUITE EXTENSIVE - GOING IN ABOUT 150-200 FT + DOWN, BY LADDERS, ABOUT 5 150x20 FOOT LEVELS. ALSO 1 LARGE "CHIMNEY" WENT UP 30 FT. AT LEAST. MINE WERE NOT BEING WORKED, COULD SEE BAT DROPPINGS IN MANY SPOTS ALONG FLOOR OF CAVE INDICATING SOME ROOSTING. DR QUAY WENT DOWN THE LADDERS TO VARIOUS LEVELS + FOUND THE MUMMIFIED MACROTUS ON EARTH LEVEL - SEVERAL MORE THAN THE 5 SANGO WHERE SEEN BUT PROBABLY DEAD. ONLY PART OF A MACROTUS(?) MUMMY WAS FOUND ON THE MAIN LEVEL. AT LEAST 5 WERE FOUND ON SECOND LEVEL + MORE BELOW. BAT DROPPINGS WERE SEEN AT LEAST ON SECOND LEVEL. DR. QUAY ALSO FOUND A
Read Page
Page 966
Министерство образования и науки Республики Беларусь УДК 371:084.2(075.8) АВТОРСКАЯ ДИССЕРТАЦИЯ НА СОХРАНЕНИЕ ДОКТОРА ФИЛОСОФСКИХ НАУК ПО СПЕЦИАЛЬНОСТИ 19.00.06 — ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКАЯ ТЕОРИЯ И МЕТОДОЛОГИЯ Научный руководитель: доктор педагогических наук, профессор А.И. Бондаренко Оппоненты: доктор педагогических наук, профессор В.А. Савицкий; кандидат педагогических наук, доцент Н.Н. Кравченко; доктор педагогических наук, профессор Т.В. Машковец. Ведущее учреждение: Национальный институт образования Республики Беларусь Защита состоится 20 мая 2019 г. в 14 часов на заседании диссертационного совета Д 21.002.01 при Национальном институте образования по адресу: 220030, г. Минск, ул. Фрунзе, д. 65. С диссертацией можно ознакомиться в библиотеке Национального института образования и на сайте www.nio.by Автореферат разослан «___» _______ 2019 г. Ученый секретарь диссертационного совета, кандидат педагогических наук, доцент В.А. Савицкий ЦЕЛЬ И ЗАДАЧИ ДИССЕРТАЦИИ Целью исследования является разработка теоретико-методологических основ формирования системы профессиональной подготовки учителей начальной школы в условиях модернизации образования. Для достижения поставленной цели решаются следующие задачи: 1. Теоретически обосновать необходимость и актуальность модернизации системы профессиональной подготовки учителей начальной школы. 2. Проанализировать опыт зарубежных стран в области повышения квалификации педагогических работников. 3. Выявить основные проблемы и трудности, с которыми сталкиваются учителя начальной школы в процессе работы. 4. Разработать теоретико-методологические основы системы профессиональной подготовки учителей начальной школы. 5. Экспериментально проверить эффективность разработанной системы профессиональной подготовки учителей начальной школы. 6. Сформулировать рекомендации по совершенствованию системы профессиональной подготовки учителей начальной школы в условиях модернизации образования.
Read Page
Page 967
A.C. George 1957 Journal JUNE 14 (CONT) MOUNTAINEER MINE, T. 2S, R. 2EY, Riverside Co., California. MYERS MUMMY CAVON ON A PIECE OF TWISTED WIRE HANGING FROM CEILING IN MAIN LEVEL. 5 MACADIN HUMMIES & THE 1 MYERS MUMMY GIVEN #'S TO BE TAKEN BACK TO U. CAL. ON FIRST LEVEL SAW 2 BATS FLYING BUT LOST SIGHT OF THEM BEFORE WE COULD GET NETS UP & DIDN'T SEE THEM AGAIN. THEY WERE BIGGER THAN THE LITTLE MYERS ROUND MIGHT HAVE BEEN MACRODS. GOT TO MINES ABOUT 10:15 AM & LEFT AT ABOUT 11:45 AM. COUNTY LINE S.D. Co. RISIDE Co. 2.6 mi. MILE MOUNTAINEER MINE GRAVEN "ROAD" COLD RIVER COLD RIVER WOMAN RESERVATION BOUNDARY JUNE 15 2 MI. N 3 MI. E APACHE JUNCTION, PINAL CO., ARIZONA. TOOK STATE HIGHWAY 88EVE FROM APACHE JUNCTION (33 MI E CENTER OF PHOENIX) AND AT 3 MILES BY ROAD TURNED OFF ON LITTLE GRAVEN ROAD CALLED TREES ROAD ON STREET SIGN ABOUT 0.8 MI. E & SET ABOUT 25 MINS SPEEDS & 3 CAT TRAPS ABOUT 7:00 PM LAST NIGHT.
Read Page
Page 968
291 28.05.2014 научный отдел ОБЛАСТЬ ОХРАНЫ ПРИРОДЫ И РЕЗЕРВАТОВ УТВЕРЖДАЮ Директор Государственного заповедника "Приокско-террасный" И. В. Козлов "___" __________ 2014 г. ЗАПОВЕДНИК "ПРИОКСКО-ТЕРАССНЫЙ" 1. Общие положения Заказник создан в соответствии с Законом РФ "Об особо охраняемых природных территориях" от 14.03.1990 № 452-I (далее - Закон), Постановлением Правительства РФ от 19.10.1998 № 1271 "Об утверждении перечня особо охраняемых природных территорий федерального значения" и Указом Президента РФ от 24.03.2006 № 302 "О внесении изменений в Указ Президента РФ от 15.03.2006 № 289 "О создании государственного природного заповедника "Приокско-террасный"". Заказник является частью особо охраняемой природной территории федерального значения "Государственный природный заповедник "Приокско-террасный"", расположенной в Московской области, в 45 км к югу от г. Москвы, на правом берегу р. Оки, между селами Тарасово и Кусково. Площадь заказника составляет 1268 га. Цель создания заказника - сохранение естественных экосистем пойменных лугов и водно-болотных угодий р. Оки, а также редких видов животных и растений. В состав заказника входят: - участок пойменного луга площадью 850 га; - участок заболоченной территории площадью 32 га; - участок поймы р. Оки площадью 386 га. На территории заказника обитают следующие виды животных: рысь, бобр, выдра, ондатра, бобёр, лисица, заяц-беляк, заяц-русак, куница, хорёк, ласка, полевая мышь, водяная крыса, лягушка-траканка, жаба, жерлянка, тритон, гадюка обыкновенная, змея орловская, уж. Из птиц здесь гнездятся: черный аист, серый журавль, дупель, перепел, куропатка, тетерев, глухарь, рябчик, серая цапля, стриж, ласточка, сорока, ворона, воробей, щегол, зяблик, чиж, снегирь, дятел, синица, мухоловка, поползень, крапивник, сверчок, кукушка. Из насекомых встречаются: стрекозы, бабочки (в т.ч. редкие виды - макрония, паллада), жуки, клопы, тараканы, саранча, муравьи, ос, пчелы, шмели, мухи, комары, мошки, блохи. Из растений представлены: злаки (овсяница луговая, тимофеевка, костер), бобовые (клевер, люцерна), крестоцветные (горчица, редька), розоцветные (груша, яблоня, рябина, калина), липа, клен, береза, ольха, ива, дуб, ясень, граб, вяз. Из грибов встречаются: опенок осенний, шампиньон, вешенка, подберезовик, подосиновик, белый гриб, груздь, волнушка, лисичка, масленок, сыроежка, мухомор, поганка. 2. Порядок охраны и использования заказника Заказник находится в ведении Государственного заповедника "Приокско-террасный". Охрана территории заказника осуществляется силами сотрудников заповедника. Допускается посещение заказника только по предварительной записи у начальника заповедника. Запрещается: - сбор растений, грибов, насекомых; - ловля птиц, зверей, рыб; - разведение костров; - вывоз почвы, камней, песка; - использование механических средств передвижения; - охота и рыболовство. За нарушение правил охраны заказника предусмотрена административная ответственность в соответствии с Кодексом РФ об административных правонарушениях. 3. Приложения Приложение 1. Карта границ заказника Приложение 2. Схемы зонирования территории заказника Приложение 3. Перечень редких видов животных и растений, встречающихся на территории заказника
Read Page
Page 969
A.C. BEHGE 1957 JOVANAH JUNE 15 (CONT) 2 mi. N. 3 mi. E APACHE JUNCTION, PINAL CO, ARIZONA AREA HAD A FEW SNAKES WHICH LOOKED LIKE PEOPLE MIGHT SPEND WEEKENDS THERE. ALSO SOME BARBEQUE PITS OUT IN CACTUS + MESQUITE(?). GROUND SANDY IN SMALL 4-FT WIDE WASHES; DUSTY + GRAVELLY ON H/OTHER GROUND. BUSHES SOMEWHAT SPACED-ABOUT 5-10 FT. APART. SOME "CHOLLA" CACTUS & A LITTLE "SAUVISCO". CACTUS GREW HERE ABO. A PAIR NUMBER OF DIPO-SIZED HOLES UNPLUGGED, WITH A SMALL AMOUNT OF DUST THROWN OUT IN FRONT OF THEM WERE SEEN AMONG THE SHRUBS. ALSO SOME VERY SMALL (~1 INCH WIDE) SHALLOW SCRAPINGS WERE NOTICED- MAYBE DIPO OR PEROGNATHUS DIGGINGS. CAUGHT 4 PEROMYSCUS OR 2 SPECIES, 1 PEROMYSCUS WITH BIG EARS + 1 NEOTOMA [illegible] FRONT OF ITS "HOUSE". ALSO SAW ONE OTHER PILE OF STICKS + "CHOLLA" BRANCHES AMONG THE BUSHES. 2 OR 3 OF MUS SKINS HAD BEEN DROPPED OR KNOWN - POSSIBLY BY THE NEOTOMA. DA QUAY GOT DIPOS, PEROGNATHUS (SOME YOWA), PEROMYSCUS + 2 ONYCHOMYS IN HIS LIVE TRAPS. HERE WE SAW 1 BIG (CACTUS?) WAGON, 6-8 GANDEKS QUAIL + A WOODPECKER. PEROMYSCUS DISCARDED - ANTS + SUN HAD ON SPECIMEN PUT UP THESE FOLLOWING SKINS IN CASE. THE PEROGNATHUS WERE CAUGHT (EXCEPT THE ONE YOUNG ONE) IN THE SHALLOW WASHES WHERE GROUND WAS SAND + BUSHES OVERLYING THE LOW BANKS IN [illegible]. NEOTOMA HAD [illegible] REMAINS OF RAT? PIG LIVER SAC ON TREAD.
Read Page
Page 970
{ "text": "НАЗАД\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА, ПОТОМ ДАЛЕЕ ЭТИ МЕСТА\n\nОТДАЛ ЧИНОВНИКОВ ИЗОБРАЖАЛ СВОИ ОЗВУЧКИ\n\nСВЯЗАЛИСЬ ОТНОСИТЕЛЬНО ЭТОГО ЭПИЗОДА\n\nЭТО - ВОЗМОЖНО, ЕЩЕ ОДНА ЖЕРТВА,\n\nОТКРЫТО. (9) ЭТИ ЧИНОВНИКИ И ПРАВО НА ТОВАР\n\nПРИВЛЕКАЮТ К НЕМУ ЛИЧНЫЙ ИНТЕРЕС\n\nОТДАЛ СВОИ И НЕ ХОТЕЛ ПОЛУЧИТЬ ОТ НИХ\n\n-2 ГОДОВ ОЗВУЧАЛИ ТАЖКИ ЭТОГО ЭПИЗОДА\n\nВ ЧИСЛО \"ОБЩЕСТВЕННО\" ЭТОГ, ТЕМ САМОМУ,\n\nОТКРЫТО СВОЙ БЫЛ \"НОВОГОДНИЙ\" ЖИТЕЛЕМ А\n\nЭТО ОЗНАЧАЛО ОТКАЗАТЬСЯ ОТ НОВОГОДНЕЙ ПРАЗДНИКА\n\nВ ЭТОМ МОМЕНТЕ НАЗВАНИЕ И ТЕХНИКА, ОБЪЯВЛЯЕТ\n\nОБЩЕСТВО НАРОДА И ТОВАРНЫХ ОТНОШЕНИЙ\n\nЭТО ОЗНАЧАЛО, ЧТО ЭТО - ОДНА ИЗ ФАКТИЧЕСКИХ\n\nОТДЕЛЬНЫХ (СВОБОДНЫХ) ЛИЧНЫХ РЕШЕНИЙ\n\nОТКАЗАЛСЯ ОТ НОВОГОДНЕЙ ПРАЗДНИКА И СВОЕЙ ЖИЗНИ\n\nЭТО ОЗНАЧАЛО, ЧТО ЭТО - ОДНА ИЗ ФАКТИЧЕСКИХ\n\nСВОБОДНЫХ (ОБЩЕСТВЕННЫХ) РЕШЕНИЙ\n\nЭТО ОЗНАЧАЛО, ЧТО ЭТО - ОДНА ИЗ ФАКТИЧЕСКИХ\n\nСВОБОДНЫХ (ОБЩЕСТВЕННЫХ) РЕШЕНИЙ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА В МОРЕ СВОБОДЫ\n\nСВОБОДНАЯ АРЕНА ПОТОНУЛА [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 971
{ "text": "A. C. RICARDO\n1957\nJOURNAL\n(CANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E (APPROXIMATELY\n(MAGIC MOUNTAIN NOT SURVEYED)\nJUNE 15\n(CONT.)\nCANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E, MAGIC MOUNTAIN CO., ARIZONA\nLAST NIGHT AFTER SETTING TRAPS AT\nPREVIOUS LOCALITY Drove NORTH ON HIWAY\n88 TO CANYON LAKE-ONE OF A SERIES OF\nLAKES WITH THE VERDE RIVER ON W END\n& SALT RIVER ON E END. EACH LAKE HAS\nBEEN FORMED BY ITS OWN DAM & THE\nSTRING OF LAKES IS A RECREATIONAL\nAREA WITH CAMPING SLOTS BUT NO\nWATER, AT LEAST AT SOME CAMP GROUNDS.\nTHE LAKE WATER MAY BE SLIGHTLY SALTY\n& IT IS SAID NOT TO BE TOO SAFE TO\nDRINK. SET OUT ABOUT 30 MUS SLOES\n+ 3 RAT TRAPS ABOUT 200-300 FT\nUP SHORE FROM LAKE AROUND MESQUITE\n+ OTHER BUSHES + CAETUS WITH WINDED\nBRANCHES. SOME \"PRICKLY-PEAR\" HERE\nALSO BUT SCATTERED. RAN TRAPS\nAT 10:00 PM LAST NITE & GOT 1 PROXIMOUS\nNOTHING IN THEM THIS AM & ONLY 1\nSTUCK ONE SPRING. NO EVIDENCE\nOF WOOD RATS. GROUND MOSTLY GRAVELLY\n+ HARD PARCHO - A FEW DINO-LIKE\nHOLES SEEN UNDER BUSHES BUT APPARENTLY\nNOT IN USE. LOCATION IS SECOND CAMP-\nGROUND ALONG CANYON LAKE GOING E\nON HIWAY 88. Dr QUIBY HAD NOTHING\nIN HIS LIVE TRAPS THO I HEARD ONE\nBEING RATTLED AROUND AT 10 PM LAST\nNITE. ONE WAS FOUND SPRUNG, EMPTY,\n& CARRIED OR ROLLED OUT OF THE\nTRAPLINE. Dr QUIBY WAK UP BEFORE\nABOUT 4:30 AM THIS MORNING & SAW\nSMALLISH BATS FLYING THIRD TWO OVER\n```</thinking> ```json\n{\n \"text\": \"A. C. RICARDO\\n1957\\nJOURNAL\\n(CANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E (APPROXIMATELY\\n(MAGIC MOUNTAIN NOT SURVEYED)\\nJUNE 15\\n(CONT.)\\nCANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E, MAGIC MOUNTAIN CO., ARIZONA\\nLAST NIGHT AFTER SETTING TRAPS AT\\nPREVIOUS LOCALITY Drove NORTH ON HIWAY\\n88 TO CANYON LAKE-ONE OF A SERIES OF\\nLAKES WITH THE VERDE RIVER ON W END\\n& SALT RIVER ON E END. EACH LAKE HAS\\nBEEN FORMED BY ITS OWN DAM & THE\\nSTRING OF LAKES IS A RECREATIONAL\\nAREA WITH CAMPING SLOTS BUT NO\\nWATER, AT LEAST AT SOME CAMP GROUNDS.\\nTHE LAKE WATER MAY BE SLIGHTLY SALTY\\n& IT IS SAID NOT TO BE TOO SAFE TO\\nDRINK. SET OUT ABOUT 30 MUS SLOES\\n+ 3 RAT TRAPS ABOUT 200-300 FT\\nUP SHORE FROM LAKE AROUND MESQUITE\\n+ OTHER BUSHES + CAETUS WITH WINDED\\nBRANCHES. SOME \"PRICKLY-PEAR\" HERE\\nALSO BUT SCATTERED. RAN TRAPS\\nAT 10:00 PM LAST NITE & GOT 1 PROXIMOUS\\nNOTHING IN THEM THIS AM & ONLY 1\\nSTUCK ONE SPRING. NO EVIDENCE\\nOF WOOD RATS. GROUND MOSTLY GRAVELLY\\n+ HARD PARCHO - A FEW DINO-LIKE\\nHOLES SEEN UNDER BUSHES BUT APPARENTLY\\nNOT IN USE. LOCATION IS SECOND CAMP-\\nGROUND ALONG CANYON LAKE GOING E\\nON HIWAY 88. Dr QUIBY HAD NOTHING\\nIN HIS LIVE TRAPS THO I HEARD ONE\\nBEING RATTLED AROUND AT 10 PM LAST\\nNITE. ONE WAS FOUND SPRUNG, EMPTY,\\n& CARRIED OR ROLLED OUT OF THE\\nTRAPLINE. Dr QUIBY WAK UP BEFORE\\nABOUT 4:30 AM THIS MORNING & SAW\\nSMALLISH BATS FLYING THIRD TWO OVER\"\n}``` ```json\n{\n \"text\": \"A.C. RICARDO\n1957\nJOURNAL\n(CANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E (APPROXIMATELY\n(MAGIC MOUNTAIN NOT SURVEYED)\nJUNE 15\n(CONT.)\nCANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E, MAGIC MOUNTAIN CO., ARIZONA\nLAST NIGHT AFTER SETTING TRAPS AT\nPREVIOUS LOCALITY Drove NORTH ON HIWAY\n88 TO CANYON LAKE-ONE OF A SERIES OF\nLAKES WITH THE VERDE RIVER ON W END\n& SALT RIVER ON E END. EACH LAKE HAS\nBEEN FORMED BY ITS OWN DAM & THE\nSTRING OF LAKES IS A RECREATIONAL\nAREA WITH CAMPING SLOTS BUT NO\nWATER, AT LEAST AT SOME CAMP GROUNDS.\nTHE LAKE WATER MAY BE SLIGHTLY SALTY\n& IT IS SAID NOT TO BE TOO SAFE TO\nDRINK. SET OUT ABOUT 30 MUS SLOES\n+ 3 RAT TRAPS ABOUT 200-300 FT\nUP SHORE FROM LAKE AROUND MESQUITE\n+ OTHER BUSHES + CAETUS WITH WINDED\nBRANCHES. SOME \"PRICKLY-PEAR\" HERE\nALSO BUT SCATTERED. RAN TRAPS\nAT 10:00 PM LAST NITE & GOT 1 PROXIMOUS\nNOTHING IN THEM THIS AM & ONLY 1\nSTUCK ONE SPRING. NO EVIDENCE\nOF WOOD RATS. GROUND MOSTLY GRAVELLY\n+ HARD PARCHO - A FEW DINO-LIKE\nHOLES SEEN UNDER BUSHES BUT APPARENTLY\nNOT IN USE. LOCATION IS SECOND CAMP-\nGROUND ALONG CANYON LAKE GOING E\nON HIWAY 88. Dr QUIBY HAD NOTHING\nIN HIS LIVE TRAPS THO I HEARD ONE\nBEING RATTLED AROUND AT 10 PM LAST\nNITE. ONE WAS FOUND SPRUNG, EMPTY,\n& CARRIED OR ROLLED OUT OF THE\nTRAPLINE. Dr QUIBY WAK UP BEFORE\nABOUT 4:30 AM THIS MORNING & SAW\nSMALLISH BATS FLYING THIRD TWO OVER\"\n}``` ```json\n{\n \"text\": \"A.C. RICARDO\\n1957\\nJOURNAL\\n(CANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E (APPROXIMATELY\\n(MAGIC MOUNTAIN NOT SURVEYED)\\nJUNE 15\\n(CONT.)\\nCANYON LAKE, T2N R. 4E, MAGIC MOUNTAIN CO., ARIZONA\\nLAST NIGHT AFTER SETTING TRAPS AT\\nPREVIOUS LOCALITY Drove NORTH ON HIWAY\\n88 TO CANYON LAKE-ONE OF A SERIES OF\\nLAKES WITH THE VERDE RIVER ON W END\\n& SALT RIVER ON E END. EACH LAKE HAS\\nBEEN FORMED BY ITS OWN DAM & THE\\nSTRING OF LAKES IS A RECREATIONAL\\nAREA WITH CAMPING SLOTS BUT NO\\nWATER, AT LEAST AT SOME CAMP GROUNDS.\\nTHE LAKE WATER MAY BE SLIGHTLY SALTY\\n& IT IS SAID NOT TO BE TOO SAFE TO\\nDRINK. SET OUT ABOUT 30 MUS SLOES\\n+ 3 RAT TRAPS ABOUT 200-300 FT\\nUP SHORE FROM LAKE AROUND MESQUITE\\n+ OTHER BUSHES + CAETUS WITH WINDED\\nBRANCHES. SOME \"PRICKLY-PEAR\" HERE\\nALSO BUT [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 972
2315.9.0 РДН (Самарская обл.) Алексеева, З.Г., г.Тольятти ТА ЗАГАТ ОТ 27.6.2004 Г. №10-144/ТК от 27.6. Министерство образования Самарской области от 29.06.2005 А № 308-зклн норма от 08 на и вно-связь с НГТУ Тольятти АМ ЗИНА КНЯЗ, ОНЭ Э ТО ЛОГИЯ ТУЛ → ЗИТ+ МАК ИЗО ГТИ ВЕ ОБМЕНОВА КОСЯ МАЙТАЗАВГА А 21 СЕНТЯБРЯ ОТ МИЛИТЕ ОН ТВО СТОЛО-ДИРМАЦ МИЛУ АЗРА МЫНВАА ДАВНО ЭНАЗ ТА ТЕДЭ ТА, ОЖИЛА ОЛГ. УНИКЕ ЗЕ РАЙКА ОШТАН ЗИЛА ЗИТ ОТ ГЕН2 СОС ЗБ ОТ ТОН ОЛАЗ 21 → 25-06.2008 ОЕ ТУОВА ТВО ТЕЗ, ЖИЛАО ТА ОДС -005 ТУОВА ЗАГАЙ ТКЛА Б → ЗАДЖИМ ДИВГА ЗКРЕ МГЭФ ЗАРАЕ А Л ОЗМИН ИЛИ 21.10.20 → ЗИНХВА, ОЖНО → САЗИ "5009-741319" ЭМОЗ, ЭШОХАДА ЗАГАЙ НАФ, ОЖХТАВС ТУВ ГЕ-Н КХХМАДЭГ 1 ТОД+ ИЛИ ТЕЛА МА 00:01 ТА 1 УНО+ МА ЗИТ МЕНТ НИ ЛИНТЕОН ОЗХОБЕЛ ОН . ДИЛОВА ЭНО АЭШТО ИДИУАД) ХТИЗАМ ОЛУВОВ, Я-АА ООО()-ТЮ ЗИЙД-0010 УСЯ,А -ОЖНЕРГ ДАН → НИЗООРА ТВО ЗИХВАБ АЗОВУ КЗСЭ ЭЛОН ОМОЗ ОНОЗЗ2 ЗИ ХОРФАОД ЗЛУ НИ ТОМ Э ДИКЭ ЗИНА ВОБМА-ИИХА ОИВСОД МИНКА ОАН ГЕ/В АО . ББ НАИН КО ЗИВ ОБОРЯ 1 ОНТ ЗАГАТ ЭЛИ ЗИН МИ ТИН МА ОЛ ТА ИЛИЯ ОЖТТАЗ ДИВА ГЯМФ,АУБАЯЗ ОБАРГ ЗАУ ЗНО ЗИН ОНИ ТБ ТВО АЗХОВЭ ЗО ОЗОВА2 → СООЗД ЭВ БОН КАУ) АО . ЗНИЗАГАТ ЛАЗ + МИНГОН ЗИХ МА 08:17 ТУОВА АМИ СКИ НГИТ-ВИРМГ ЗТАБ ХЕЛАМЗ
Read Page
Page 973
B.C. MECHIE 1957 JOURNAL (CANYON LANE T.2N R.9E MARICOPA CO, ARIZONA (APPROXIMATELY NOT EXACT)) JUNE 15 (CONT.) THE MESQUITE (?) + ONCE BUSHES . THEY FLEW AT LEAST 'TIL 6 AM. THESE WERE EGGS OF SOME SORT AT THE YELLOW FLOWERS OR SOME OF THE BIGGER TIRES(?) OF BUSHES HERE ? THE BATS MAY HAVE BEEN AFTER THEM. DR QUAY TOOK 2 SHOTS I GOT 1 MYOSIS (?) SAY THEY WERE SHOW FLIES, HE ALSO HAD A MIST NET UP WITH TOP AT 6 FT. ALSO SAW A YELLOW-ORANGE + BLACK ORIOLE AT CAMPFIRE PINE BETWEEN 2 LADIES ONES BUT NO DATA AT LOWE SAND OF ARID-HOLISTIC IN MESQUITE BUSHES, 2023 LOWER DOWN? IN IT. DRIVING BACK TO APPARTE (?) TO PICK UP OUR OTHER ITEMS SAW A STRIPED CHIRUMUK CLAMBING UP A ROCK BANK. SAW WHITE-WINGED SAN 202 SYLVIA'S (?) + MOURNING DOVES + A TURKEY VULTURE PEOPLE FISHING IN LAKE TOOK CATFISH, SNAPPED(?) BASS + BLUEGILS. LEFT APPARTE JUNCTION ABOUT 9:30 AM FOR GLOBET SHOWLOW VIA US 60,70,80,90, + ARIZONA 77. TRAVELED ALL DAY ACROSS MOST OF NEW MEXICO ON U.S. 60 THEN ON TO US 54 TO SANTA ROSA, N.M. UNCAE WE STOPPED TO SLEED IN A FIELD 3 MI. E OF TOWN. NO TRAPPING THIS NIGHT. ON ROAD AT NIGH SAW 5 OR 6 LASS, 3OR 4 SMALLER MICC RUNNING ACROSS HIWAY + 15-20 RABBITS (LERUS AND SYLVIAEUS ??). GOT TO SLEED AT 10:15 PM UP AT 4:15 AM + HIG AT TUCUMCAKI . 2 STRIPED SKULLS SEEN OEOO ON ROAD THAN NEW MEXICO.
Read Page
Page 974
{ "text": "(147) [illegible]\n\n[илегибле]\n\n(Иванов А.)\n\nСудебная практика в РФ по уголовному делу о мошенничестве, совершенном при получении кредита.\n\nВ данном случае речь идет о мошенничестве, совершенном при получении кредита. Мошенничество заключается в том, что должник предоставляет заведомо ложные сведения о своем финансовом положении и целях получения кредита, с целью обмана кредитора и получения денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nМошенничество может быть совершено как физическим лицом, так и юридическим лицом. В случае совершения мошенничества физическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к уголовной ответственности по статье 159 УК РФ «Мошенничество». В случае совершения мошенничества юридическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к административной ответственности по статье 14.25 КоАП РФ «Мошенничество».\n\nДля того чтобы привлечь виновных лиц к уголовной или административной ответственности, необходимо доказать факт совершения мошенничества. Для этого необходимо собрать доказательства, подтверждающие ложность сведений, предоставленных должником при получении кредита, а также наличие умысла на обман кредитора и получение денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nВ данном случае речь идет о мошенничестве, совершенном при получении кредита. Мошенничество заключается в том, что должник предоставляет заведомо ложные сведения о своем финансовом положении и целях получения кредита, с целью обмана кредитора и получения денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nМошенничество может быть совершено как физическим лицом, так и юридическим лицом. В случае совершения мошенничества физическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к уголовной ответственности по статье 159 УК РФ «Мошенничество». В случае совершения мошенничества юридическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к административной ответственности по статье 14.25 КоАП РФ «Мошенничество».\n\nДля того чтобы привлечь виновных лиц к уголовной или административной ответственности, необходимо доказать факт совершения мошенничества. Для этого необходимо собрать доказательства, подтверждающие ложность сведений, предоставленных должником при получении кредита, а также наличие умысла на обман кредитора и получение денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nВ данном случае речь идет о мошенничестве, совершенном при получении кредита. Мошенничество заключается в том, что должник предоставляет заведомо ложные сведения о своем финансовом положении и целях получения кредита, с целью обмана кредитора и получения денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nМошенничество может быть совершено как физическим лицом, так и юридическим лицом. В случае совершения мошенничества физическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к уголовной ответственности по статье 159 УК РФ «Мошенничество». В случае совершения мошенничества юридическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к административной ответственности по статье 14.25 КоАП РФ «Мошенничество».\n\nДля того чтобы привлечь виновных лиц к уголовной или административной ответственности, необходимо доказать факт совершения мошенничества. Для этого необходимо собрать доказательства, подтверждающие ложность сведений, предоставленных должником при получении кредита, а также наличие умысла на обман кредитора и получение денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nВ данном случае речь идет о мошенничестве, совершенном при получении кредита. Мошенничество заключается в том, что должник предоставляет заведомо ложные сведения о своем финансовом положении и целях получения кредита, с целью обмана кредитора и получения денежных средств в его пользу.\n\nМошенничество может быть совершено как физическим лицом, так и юридическим лицом. В случае совершения мошенничества физическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к уголовной ответственности по статье 159 УК РФ «Мошенничество». В случае совершения мошенничества юридическим лицом, оно может быть привлечено к административной ответственности по статье 14.25 КоАП РФ «Мошенничество».\n\nДля того чтобы привлечь виновных лиц к уголовной или административной ответственности, необходимо [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 975
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 Journal JUNE 16 7 MI. SW (BY ROAD) ROMERO (ON U.S. 54), HARIS CO, TEXAS. SAW MANY BOY LAKERS AROUND + KILLED ON HWY. STAGED A PICNIC VA 3 AT ABOVE LOCALITY. 2 HADGE ONES TO DR. QUAY, I SMASH ONE TO MYSELF, AT 1 MI. W ROMERO SAW A KARNOCO ROAD(?) + STOPPED - COULD NOT FIND IT AGAIN BUT DID CATCH A LITTLE SCALOROUS (?) FOR DR. QUAY. HERE (1 MI. W ROMERO) SAW AN ORANGE Y BLACK OSMOSE WITH WHITE PATCHES IN WINGS. TIME-9:15 (W. TEXAS TIME). ONE TURTLE HAD DRIED POND ALONG ON ITS SHELL. COUNTRY IS FLAT TO SHORTLY ROLLING WITH A FAIR AMOUNT OF GRASS + SMALL PLANTS -MANY SMALL
Read Page
Page 976
{ "text": "2019/5:3:4\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 977
A.C. Zigler 1957 JOURNAL MEADE CO. STATE PARK, MEADE CO, KANSAS June 16 (cont) Along the aqueduct end between aqueduct & pond, some runs w/ dry grass cuttings were seen & nears passed mostly in there. This was about 4:30 pm by spr I had 3 youngish sigmodon. I ran years again at trail (about 9 or 9:30 pm) x had 6 more sigmodon, out of these was a nice bount f, very young, just covered everything with a brown layer. This am at about 5:30 am had 3 more young sigmodon, 3 Psamyscus & 1 mus. Many other years sprang & bent gone - maybe about sigmodons, the quy caught several bount sigmodon & Psamyscus in live years in similar territory. We were trapping for Psamyscus which acc. to Manis of Kansas had been taken nice at the brooce ponds but we got none. Also looked over marshy spots at 5 end of Little Harasse & at places near the buffalo pens behind one of the picnic grounds but saw no runways of any kind. Put up some at the sigmodons & ann Psamyscus; discarded mus with brown skull. Found 2 box turtles - 1 digging in dirt backing beside pond aqueduct at 4:00 pm - took it out of hole & replaced it. It was still there working around in hole at 9:00 pm & still there at 5:30 am June 17. No eggs found in holes. Also caught
Read Page
Page 978
Мамалыг Мерэс дээр бичсэн үгийг эргүүлэн уншихад харагдахгүй болсон мэт байна. Тиймээс, энэ нь "Мерэс" гэсэн үг биш юм. Мерэс гэдэг нь Монгол улсын нутаг дэвсгэр дээр орших олон нийтийн аж ахуйн байгууллага бөгөөд түүний зорилго нь: 1. Нийтлэг эрх чөлөө, хууль ёсны үйл ажиллагааг зохион байгуулах. 2. Олон нийтийн эрх ашиг, сонирхолыг хамгаалах. 3. Олон нийтийн эрх чөлөө, хууль ёсны үйл ажиллагааг дэмжих. 4. Олон нийтийн эрх чөлөө, хууль ёсны үйл ажиллагааг санал болгох. Мерэс нь Монгол улсын олон нийтийн аж ахуйн байгууллагын нэг юм. Мерэс нь Монгол улсын олон нийтийн аж ахуйн байгууллагын нэг юм. Мерэс нь Монгол улсын олон нийтийн аж ахуйн байгууллагын нэг юм.
Read Page
Page 979
A.C.ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL MEADE CO. STATE PARK, MEADE CO., KANSAS JUNE 16 +17 (cont.) A PLATTISH "MUD TURKEY" BEING AQUEUCT (GIVEN TO DR QUAY). AT 5:30 P.M. SAW A SMALL "HAWK'S TAIL" FLOATING BASE DOWN IN AQUEUCT & CONVERTED IT BLUE. MANY OF THE TYPICAL PARISIAN BIRDS SEEN IN PARK WHICH IS SOFTLY ON OARIS OF COTTONWOODS, ELMS ETC WITH A SPRING + LITTLE CREEK IN THE MIDST OF DRIED FARMING + WEARING Y COUNTRY. WE COULD NOT EXACTLY DETER- MINE JUST WHERE BOUNDARIES OF PARK WERE - SO LIKE HAREBROE; THE PICNIC GROUND WITH THE SPRING (WATER BUSHING & OUT OF A PIPE DESIGNE THE PRAIRIE LOT) + THE BROOKE POND IS ALL CALLED MEADE_ CO. STATE PARK . BIRDS: CROW, TURKEY VULTURE, W. MEADOWLARK, Dickissel, Blue Jay, YELLOW-BILLED CURACOO (2), CRISPER FLYCATCHER & (MANY), E. U, AIGADO, RED-HAWED W.PECKER, + A KITE OR HAWK WITH SHARP WINGS LIGHTISH HEAD + NECK + WHITE "TRAILING COGIES" OR "FLAPS" ON WINGS - SOARING (5OR 6 SEEN), VILLOECR., &. BLUE MOOD (2) AT TWILIGHT + JUST AFTER DARK MANY JACK RABBITS + COTTON TAILS SEEN ON + BESIDE ROAD. THIS AM. AT 5:00 SAW TURKEY VULTURES SITTING-ON TELEPHONE POKES ALONG SOME ROAD - PERHAPS BECAUSE OF RABBITS WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN KILLED BY CARS. THERE IS A STATE BIRD HATCHERY HERE + MANY PEACOCKS LOOSE AROUND PICNIC AREAS LOOKING FOR HANDOUTS, THEY ALSO KEEP BISON IN A PEN NEAR
Read Page
Page 980
{ "text": "23.05.2018\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 981
A.C. ZIEGEL 1957 Journal MENG Co STATE PARK, MENGE CO., KANSAS JUNE 16-17 (CONT.) MAIN PICNIC GROUNDS + WE SAW 4 OR 5 OF THEM . PICKED UP A RABBIT SKULL BEFORE 1 OF THE BROOKS PONDS! 4 MI. E MENSE Co. STATE PARK, MENGE CO., KANSAS JUNE 16-17 (SEE ABOVE) AFTER SITTING NEARS AT THE PONDS DROVE E ON STATE HWY 98 UNTIL WE CAME TO SLIGHTLY HILLY OR GULLYISH COUNTRY + STAYED BEFORE A LOW GULLEY WITH A LITTLE WATER + COTTON WOOD TREES. SET ABOUT 30 MVS. SPACE'S + 3 RAR YEARS AROUND MUDDY SPOT + UN DAY GULLIES FOW DRY SHARED WITH SPRUCE FLOWERS + GEARS THIS WAS ABOUT 7:00PM JUNE 16. RAN NEARS AT ABOUT 7:00 AM + GOT 3 PEROMYSUS (ONE OF THEM IMM. - O.SCAROOS), A DIRO ALSO, + A WOOD RAT--ONLY 2 OF 3 OTHER YEARS SPRING . PICKED UP SKULL FRAGMENT OR SKULL(?) BEFORE ROAD ASSOCIATED WITH A SKELETON SIDERON. SAW A COTTONTAIL THIS AM HERE. ALONG THIS HWY SAW 4 OR 5 DEAD CORNERS SNAILS - 2 OF THEM 4 TO 5 FT. LONG. DR. QUAY GOT 2 DIROS, PEROMYSUS + AN OLYCHROMYS ALL ON THE DRY SIDE OF THE ROAD WHERE HE HAD 15 LIVE YEARS. WE DID SEE 2 ACTIVE DIRO(?) HOLES ON BANK 10 FT FROM ROAD IN SANDY SOIL BUT REST OF AREA SEEMED VERY SPORE OF ANIMAL LIFE - WERE SURPRISED TO CATCH AS MUCH AS WE DID. CUTTOO, WEIGHTED + TAGGED MY MAMMALS HERE AND SKINNED THEM IN CASE DURING DAY. ANTS GOT THE DIRO + PEROMYSUS IN TEAR PRETTY BADLY. ABOVE LOCALITIES ARE ON MOST GAS STATION MAPS.
Read Page
Page 982
{ "text": "95/02/18.7.A\n1621\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible] 30.03.2019, [illegible] 14.03.2019\n\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible] 27.02.2018, [illegible] 13.02.2018\n\n[illegible]\n[illegible] \u2014 29.06.2019 \u2014 [illegible] \u2014 [illegible]\n[illegible] \u043e\u0440\u0433\u0430\u043d\u0438\u0437\u0430\u0446\u0438\u044f \u0432 \u041c\u043e\u0441\u043a\u0432\u0435 (2019)\n\n[illegible] \u043e\u0442 17.06.2018 \u043f\u043e 25.06.2018 \u0432 \u043f\u0435\u0440\u0438\u043e\u0434 \u043c\u0435\u0436\u0434\u0443 19.06.2018 \u0438\n\n[illegible] \u0432 \u043a\u043e\u043d\u0446\u0435 2018 \u0433\u043e\u0434\u0430 \u043e\u0431\u044a\u0435\u0434\u0438\u043d\u0438\u043b\u0430 \u0447\u0430\u0441\u0442\u0438\n\n[illegible] \u043e\u0431\u043e\u0440\u0443\u0434\u043e\u0432\u0430\u043d\u0438\u044f \u0438 \u0442\u0435\u0445\u043d\u043e\u043b\u043e\u0433\u0438\u0439\n\n[illegible] 29.06.2019 \u0432 \u043c.\u041c\u043e\u0441\u043a\u0432\u0435, \u0442\u0435\u043b.\u0444.\n\n[illegible] \u0437\u0430\u043f\u0443\u0441\u043a \u043c\u043e\u0431\u0438\u043b\u044c\u043d\u043e\u0433\u043e \u043f\u0440\u0438\u043b\u043e\u0436\u0435\u043d\u0438\u044f\n\n[illegible] \u0432 2019 \u0433\u043e\u0434\u0443 \u0432\u044b\u043f\u0443\u0441\u0442\u0438\u043b\u0438 5 \u043d\u043e\u0432\u044b\u0445 \u043f\u0440\u0438\u043b\u043e\u0436\u0435\u043d\u0438\u0439\n\n[illegible] 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 17.06.2019 \u043f\u043e 04.07.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0442\n\n[illegible] \u0438 27.02.2019 \u043f\u043e 14.03.2019 \u043a\u043e\u043c\u043f\u043b\u0435\u043a\u [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 983
{ "text": "A.C. ZIEGLER\n1957\nJOURNAL\n\nUniversity of Kansas Campus, Douglas Co, Kansas\nARRIVED 5:00PM JUNE 17 FOR 3 DAYS\nSEC. MAMMALISTS MEETING. CAMPUS\nWITH MANY TREES & LAWNS. MANY BIRDS:\nE. BLUE JAY, CAUCASIAN FLYCATCHER, E. FLYCATCHER,\nDICICISSEZ, ROBIN, W.(?) MCCOOWNHEAD, CATERPI-\nLLAR-EATING BIRD + BROWN THRASHER, ETC. SEEN.\nYELLOW-BILLED CYCLADES SURROUNDING COURTYARD.\nLOWER FARM LAYERS.\nLEFT AT 1:00PM FOR NEW LOCALITY\nBY WAY OF U.S. HIGHWAY 24.\n\n(1 MI. N.) (1 MI. E.) BLOOMINGTON, OSBORNE CO, KANSAS:\nJUNE 20 - 21\nDE QUAY, HIS WIFE JOAN I ARRIVED\nHERE ABOUT 7:30 PM TO READ & COMP.\nWE TOOK THE SECOND (SMALL DIRT)\nROAD LEADING NORTH AFTER PASSING\nTHE TOWN OF OSBORNE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 24,\n(4 MI. BY ROAD PAST OSBORNE.) BLOOMINGTON\nSHOWS ON GAS STATION MAPS BUT IS\nONLY A GERM ELEVATOR & A RAILROAD\nOR SO ALONG THE ROAD. WE WENT\nABOUT 1 MI. N ON DIRT ROAD & CAME\nOFF TO RIGHT (EAST), INTO A SMALL\nGRAVEL OR SAND PIT BEING WORKED.\nSET 6T MVS SPEC'S & 6 RAT TAILS\nIN WOODS SURROUNDED BY FIELDS\nPLANTED IN SOMETHING THAT RESEMBLES\nCORN BUT PROBABLY WASN'T. WOODS\nMOSTLY HUCKBERRY, BOX ELDER WITH MANY\nGRASS SUNFLOWERS & LOGS & BROKEN\n4 OR 'MORE NEOCOMA NIGRA 2 FT. OR SO HIGH\nSEEN AROUND BASES OF TREES OR ALONG\nFALLOW TRUNKS. ALSO SET SOME OF THEM\nOUT IN \"CORN\" FIELDS (ALWAYS THIN ONLY\n``` ```json\n{\"text\": \"A.C. ZIEGLER\\n1957\\nJOURNAL\\n\\nUniversity of Kansas Campus, Douglas Co, Kansas\\nARRIVED 5:00PM JUNE 17 FOR 3 DAYS\\nSEC. MAMMALISTS MEETING. CAMPUS\\nWITH MANY TREES & LAWNS. MANY BIRDS:\\nE. BLUE JAY, CAUCASIAN FLYCATCHER, E. FLYCATCHER,\\nDICICISSEZ, ROBIN, W.(?) MCCOOWNHEAD, CATERPI-\\nLLAR-EATING BIRD + BROWN THRASHER, ETC. SEEN.\\nYELLOW-BILLED CYCLADES SURROUNDING COURTYARD.\\nLOWER FARM LAYERS.\\nLEFT AT 1:00PM FOR NEW LOCALITY\\nBY WAY OF U.S. HIGHWAY 24.\\n\\n(1 MI. N.) (1 MI. E.) BLOOMINGTON, OSBORNE CO, KANSAS:\\nJUNE 20 - 21\\nDE QUAY, HIS WIFE JOAN I ARRIVED\\nHERE ABOUT 7:30 PM TO READ & COMP.\\nWE TOOK THE SECOND (SMALL DIRT)\\nROAD LEADING NORTH AFTER PASSING\\nTHE TOWN OF OSBORNE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 24,\\n(4 MI. BY ROAD PAST OSBORNE.) BLOOMINGTON\\nSHOWS ON GAS STATION MAPS BUT IS\\nONLY A GERM ELEVATOR & A RAILROAD\\nOR SO ALONG THE ROAD. WE WENT\\nABOUT 1 MI. N ON DIRT ROAD & CAME\\nOFF TO RIGHT (EAST), INTO A SMALL\\nGRAVEL OR SAND PIT BEING WORKED.\\nSET 6T MVS SPEC'S & 6 RAT TAILS\\nIN WOODS SURROUNDED BY FIELDS\\nPLANTED IN SOMETHING THAT RESEMBLES\\nCORN BUT PROBABLY WASN'T. WOODS\\nMOSTLY HUCKBERRY, BOX ELDER WITH MANY\\nGRASS SUNFLOWERS & LOGS & BROKEN\\n4 OR 'MORE NEOCOMA NIGRA 2 FT. OR SO HIGH\\nSEEN AROUND BASES OF TREES OR ALONG\\nFALLOW TRUNKS. ALSO SET SOME OF THEM\\nOUT IN \"CORN\" FIELDS (ALWAYS THIN ONLY\"}``` ```json\n{\"text\": \"A.C. ZIEGLER\\n1957\\nJOURNAL\\n\\nUniversity of Kansas Campus, Douglas Co, Kansas\\nARRIVED 5:00PM JUNE 17 FOR 3 DAYS\\nSEC. MAMMALISTS MEETING. CAMPUS\\nWITH MANY TREES & LAWNS. MANY BIRDS:\\nE. BLUE JAY, CAUCASIAN FLYCATCHER, E. FLYCATCHER,\\nDICICISSEZ, ROBIN, W.(?) MCCOOWNHEAD, CATERPI-\\nLLAR-EATING BIRD + BROWN THRASHER, ETC. SEEN.\\nYELLOW-BILLED CYCLADES SURROUNDING COURTYARD.\\nLOWER FARM LAYERS.\\nLEFT AT 1:00PM FOR NEW LOCALITY\\nBY WAY OF U.S. HIGHWAY 24.\\n\\n(1 MI. N.) (1 MI. E.) BLOOMINGTON, OSBORNE CO, KANSAS:\\nJUNE 20 - 21\\nDE QUAY, HIS WIFE JOAN I ARRIVED\\nHERE ABOUT 7:30 PM TO READ & COMP.\\nWE TOOK THE SECOND (SMALL DIRT)\\nROAD LEADING NORTH AFTER PASSING\\nTHE TOWN OF OSBORNE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 24,\\n(4 MI. BY ROAD PAST OSBORNE.) BLOOMINGTON\\nSHOWS ON GAS STATION MAPS BUT IS\\nONLY A GERM ELEVATOR & A RAILROAD\\nOR SO ALONG THE ROAD. WE WENT\\nABOUT 1 MI. N ON DIRT ROAD & CAME\\nOFF TO RIGHT (EAST), INTO A SMALL\\nGRAVEL OR SAND PIT BEING WORKED.\\nSET 6T MVS SPEC'S & 6 RAT TAILS\\nIN WOODS SURROUNDED BY FIELDS\\nPLANTED IN SOMETHING THAT RESEMBLES\\nCORN BUT PROBABLY WASN'T. WOODS\\nMOSTLY HUCKBERRY, BOX ELDER WITH MANY\\nGRASS SUNFLOWERS & LOGS & BROKEN\\n4 OR 'MORE NEOCOMA NIGRA 2 FT. OR SO HIGH\\nSEEN AROUND BASES OF TREES OR ALONG\\nFALLOW TRUNKS. ALSO SET SOME OF THEM\\nOUT IN \"CORN\" FIELDS (ALWAYS THIN ONLY\"}``` ```json\n{\"text\": \"A.C. ZIEGLER\\n1957\\nJOURNAL\\n\\nUniversity of Kansas Campus, Douglas Co, Kansas\\nARRIVED 5:00PM JUNE 17 FOR 3 DAYS\\nSEC. MAMMALISTS MEETING. CAMPUS\\nWITH MANY TREES & LAWNS. MANY BIRDS:\\nE. BLUE JAY, CAUCASIAN FLYCATCHER, E. FLYCATCHER,\\nDICICISSEZ, ROBIN, W.(?) MCCOOWNHEAD, CATERPI-\\nLLAR-EATING BIRD + BROWN THRASHER, ETC. SEEN.\\nYELLOW-BILLED CYCLADES SURROUNDING COURTYARD.\\nLOWER FARM LAYERS.\\nLEFT AT 1:00PM FOR NEW LOCALITY\\nBY WAY OF U.S. HIGHWAY 24.\\n\\n(1 MI. N.) (1 MI. E.) BLOOMINGTON, OSBORNE CO, KANSAS:\\nJUNE 20 - 21\\nDE QUAY, HIS WIFE JOAN I ARRIVED\\nHERE ABOUT 7:30 PM TO READ & COMP.\\nWE TOOK THE SECOND (SMALL DIRT)\\nROAD LEADING NORTH AFTER PASSING\\nTHE TOWN OF OSBORNE ON U.S. HIGHWAY 24,\\n(4 MI. BY ROAD PAST OSBORNE.) BLOOMINGTON\\nSHOWS ON GAS STATION MAPS BUT IS\\nONLY A GERM ELEVATOR & A RAILROAD\\nOR SO ALONG [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 984
{ "text": "А23.03.5.9. А\n1321\n\n[illegible]\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 985
A.R. ZIEGLER 1957 TOLANDIA 1 mi. N, 1 mi. E (by road) BLOOMINGTON, Osbourn G. Vance JUNE 20 6 inches rain) and on growing in Fork wet stream goes - water not RUNNING. Ran them at about 9:30 P.M. JUNE 20 for got 2 Peromyscus for both trap spruna. At 5:30 A.M. JUNE 21 ran nears + got 3 MRS Peromyscus (all 5 taken in WOODS). Saw a JACK RABBIT as we left + heard night-screams up what I thought was a Cotton-tail rabbit in across along forgotten edge. Birds: Mourning Doves. Dr. Quay set 40 live traps in same woods - rather at London as mine were set also - + got 2 Young Neotoma, 1 Peromyscus & 1 Perdomma (caught live near this am). Dr. Quay said this spot ought to have Zreus but none caught. My rat neas, set around + on top of it Neotoma nest were not springing but sticking on. One was on snow thru last night while setting traps lifted 2 pieces of 3x3 ft. excavated rooting muck in woods + found a large Eumeces obsoletus (?) digging in a 10 inch long trrench - it seemed to have been digging in or wandering into this ground. About 10 inches long & medium (given to Dr. Quay who picked it for his own specimen collection), left about 6:15 A.M. + continued on Hwy 24.
Read Page
Page 986
материал подписи, пометки (внизу) и т.д. 1 м.м. / м.м.м. на основе того что (заг. записи) о б/у только - то же, что и в предыдущем пункте. необходимо с тем-т (ср. п.) и т.д., а также записей о том, что с тем-т 2009 года 150м/т, м.м. визит 2 дня) с подписанием загрузка/отгрузка в мае / 20000 обязательно и т.д. и т.д. (и) (примечание) а также т.е. т.е. 9 с тем-т 2009 м.м. т.о. материалом (1) с.а.р.м. (б) с.а.р. carat в/у от т.з. п.к.а.л. (в) нужно и р.т.с. - 20000 эм-аз м.м. с тем-т - о.т.т. п.т.е. 35% в/у м.м. 2 загрузка / с подписанием / отгрузка - не вот около 9 т.д. (на з.к.а.р. в/у и 1030) тоже нужно знать от т.з.б. - о.т.з. з.и.т. з.т.с. 2009 г.р. м.м. (в) также знаю (с) загрузка и до 90% но-т ов/ога на з.н.т.з. т.у.б. з.и.д.а.г.2 - то же t.к.р. т.е. т.з.к. о.з.м.в.н.о. в.л.в. э.н. э.т.м. и с.о.т.и.н. 3099 г.н.т.ф.52 з.и.н.( 99 м.м.т.к.р. о.з.т.а.в.в.а.л. т.з.х.с. в. з.о.д.м.т.з.д.г.у. - а о.н.в.т. + 2000 м. x.м.м. и м.м. з.и.н.а.г. (5) з.т.ф.3-0890 з.о.д.з.у.в.н. от о.к.р.52 т.1 - н.е.н. х.о.м.и.ц. и т.д. и т.д. в/у, м.м. з.т.ф.0 (с) 30% в/у от т.з.б.л. (в) з.т.к. о.з.р.н.а.и.т. а.п.о.д. и т.д. т.е. м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м.м. н.у.и.л.а.п.о.в.а.р.с. - м.а.з.и.д. т.о.б.а 3. 45
Read Page
Page 987
A. C. ZICAR 1957 JUVENIA JUNE 21 1 mi. N, 6 mi. E Hill City (on Hwy 24), Geary Co. Kans. Started not about 10:30 am or so & looked for fish fossils for 20-30 minutes. Land is mostly grazed with grass but in some spots small hills & hillocks of limestone layers appear, we walked over flat out. A few layers thin no so in thickness. Hillocks are about 6-10 ft tall and are well eroded. Saw many artifacts of gypsum (?) crystals in the stone. Stone so soft it could be broken with the hands. Several inch long oyster-like shells seen. In rock weathered out, found a fish vertebra 732/ in sandy soil between layers of limestone. Also split some rocks & found fish scales(?) loose in rock leaving a imprint but coming out whole - looked like thin hard very brittle. The guys found some parts of a vertebral column portions of fish tail (very dark brown color), apparently some nice fish fossils at Univ. Kans. had been taken from locations similar to this one, locality is 7 mi. ENE (by road) Hill City on us. Hwyly 24 800 ft. or so N of Hwy., also some small "plates" of iron bearing rock seen in limestone. These were rust colored & were a little harder than most of the limestone.
Read Page
Page 988
{ "text": "Мангул\n25.03.15 г. А\nгеп\n\n[illegible]\n\nОмск обл. 01 - Тюмен обл. 09.04.82\nКазань\n\n07.2007 21.22.07 нет дат записи - 08\n\n035.950 ктгом в 01-м, ступинка 05\n\nВМ2 КГРЗ жмс и ТДА заво мту\n\n[illegible] - до 22.04-21\n\nноября - тавда обл.\n\nзакрыт в 02 года (1994) -\n\n14.01 - 2 Тюмен обл 21.04.87\n\nКГМ и А, 03.05.94 жмк ОИА\n\nИЛТР 9.00 (5) мутр до 28.01.88\n\n0.14.00 тт тое о жмс. змотз -\n\nзакрыт. ЖМАН ЭТ МТУ КЗНАОБ-28\n\n, КГЭО ЗЖПГ ДЖЕ=ДРЗРО -АМОЛ ЖЦМИ\n\nКГТ А МУОТ: ТУО 21.05.94, г 10.09 м\n\n[illegible]\n\nЖМАН ЭТ МТУ КЗНАОБ-28\n\n21.06.87 - (1)23.02.87 ОТВУЛ -\n\n[illegible]\n\nГ ГРД, ЖМТЭ ДЖЕ=АЙОС - 21.04\n\n21.06.87 ЗКББ гмт. ЗИТ-98 КЗНАОБ\n\nГ ППЗЛ УЛВЦ КГАЯРЛ В ЗКЗАОБ\n\n[illegible] (1) ГМТ В 21.04.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ ЭМОЗ КГО=999А), (03.05.94)\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n21.06.87 - ГРД 21.04.87\n\n[illegible] 21.06.87\n\nЖИЗЭ ЖМЗ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 989
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL AGATE CAMP GROUND, T.48N, R.5E, GUNNISON CO., COLO. JUNE 22 ARRIVED IN CAMP ABOUT 6:30 PM SET OUT 67 MUS. SCI'S + 6 RAT TAILS ON N-FACING SLOPE & PINE + ROCK SLOPES; ON A ROCK + BEREMCIA S-FACING SLOPE + ALONG EDGES OF A 3 FT. WIDE CREEK, GOT 8 PSEOMYSCUS, 1 EUTOMIAS, 1 LAGUAN OF PHENCOMIUS + 11 MICROTIUS, OF THESE DISCARDED 1 YOUNG + 1 DAMAGED ADULT PROMYSCUS + 2 YOUNG MICROTIUS. DR QUAY SET OUT LIVE RATS + GOT EUTOMIAS, CITEHW LAFGEOWS, MICROTI) PROMYSCUS + PHNCOMA CLYCROPS. THE QUAYS WERE THE PREEMONT ACTOTOMA AS A PET. THE LAGUARD(?) WAS TAKEN ON THE PINE + ROCK SLOPE, PCEOMYSCUS TAKEN IN AND 3 HABITATS. EUTOMIAS TAKEN AT 7:00 AM, JUNE 22. MICROTIUS MOSTLY ALL TAKEN IN GRASS + IN RIBES CLUMPS ALONG STREAM, SAW 1 B.N. THICK A SPEE WERE CREEK BUT UP HIGH 50-75 FT. CUT BY BEAVER, TRAPS SET ALONG VERY EDGE OF SPECION FOR WATER SNAKUS BUT DID NOT TOUCHED + TRAPS FROZEN FROM SPRAY, COLD LAST NITE+ TILL A.M. ICE ON DRINKING WATER. NICE CAMPGROUND NO SEE, 3 OR MORE PICNIC TABLES, 2 2-SEATER LAWRENCE. IS IN GUNNISON NATIONAL FOREST JUST ON S BORDERS OF GUNNISON CO. BIRDS: CACASA VRY(?) STELLAR JAY, JUNCO, CHICKADEE (?HEARD) SIGN OF OOSE. ONLY A FEW MI. S W OF MONARCH CREEK OR SLU???, LEFT AT ABOUT 12 2 PHOTOS IN CAM.
Read Page
Page 990
{ "text": "Автомат Т-18У КЗЕ (Контроль за подачей) Электр\n\nВЫХОД В СЧЕТ НАГРУЗКИ И ОБРАБОТКА\n\n1. ЗАГОР ЛАМПЫ И ЗВОНОК 720-732\n\nВ НА - 590-8 ДОСТУПА - ЭЛЕКТРОННЫЙ АППАРАТ\n\n2. ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКИЙ СЕРВОНАДЗОР - ВОЗМОЖЕН\n\nСБОЙ СИГНАЛА В СЛУЧАЕ ОТСУТСТВИЯ НАПРЯЖЕНИЯ\n\n1. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 8 ТИП\n\n2. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 90\n\n3. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 5 - 2107ХМ62-9\n\n4. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 720-732 НАГРУЗКА\n\n5. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/8\n\n6. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/9\n\n7. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/10\n\n8. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/11\n\n9. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/12\n\n10. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/13\n\n11. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/14\n\n12. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/15\n\n13. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/16\n\n14. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/17\n\n15. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/18\n\n16. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/19\n\n17. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/20\n\n18. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/21\n\n19. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/22\n\n20. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/23\n\n21. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/24\n\n22. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/25\n\n23. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/26\n\n24. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/27\n\n25. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/28\n\n26. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/29\n\n27. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/30\n\n28. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/31\n\n29. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/32\n\n30. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/33\n\n31. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/34\n\n32. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/35\n\n33. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/36\n\n34. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/37\n\n35. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/38\n\n36. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/39\n\n37. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/40\n\n38. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/41\n\n39. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/42\n\n40. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/43\n\n41. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/44\n\n42. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/45\n\n43. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/46\n\n44. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/47\n\n45. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/48\n\n46. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/49\n\n47. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/50\n\n48. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/51\n\n49. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/52\n\n50. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/53\n\n51. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/54\n\n52. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/55\n\n53. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/56\n\n54. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/57\n\n55. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/58\n\n56. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/59\n\n57. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/60\n\n58. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/61\n\n59. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/62\n\n60. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/63\n\n61. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/64\n\n62. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/65\n\n63. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/66\n\n64. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/67\n\n65. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/68\n\n66. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/69\n\n67. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/70\n\n68. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/71\n\n69. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/72\n\n70. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/73\n\n71. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/74\n\n72. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/75\n\n73. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/76\n\n74. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/77\n\n75. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/78\n\n76. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/79\n\n77. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/80\n\n78. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/81\n\n79. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/82\n\n80. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/83\n\n81. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/84\n\n82. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/85\n\n83. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/86\n\n84. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/87\n\n85. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/88\n\n86. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/89\n\n87. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/90\n\n88. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/91\n\n89. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/92\n\n90. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/93\n\n91. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/94\n\n92. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/95\n\n93. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/96\n\n94. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/97\n\n95. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/98\n\n96. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/99\n\n97. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/100\n\n98. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/101\n\n99. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/102\n\n100. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/103\n\n101. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/104\n\n102. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/105\n\n103. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/106\n\n104. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/107\n\n105. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/108\n\n106. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/109\n\n107. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/110\n\n108. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/111\n\n109. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/112\n\n110. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/113\n\n111. ЛАМПА \"ОШИБКА\" 811/114\n\n112. ЛАМПА \"ВНИМАНИЕ\" 811/115\n\n113. ЛАМПА \"ПРИЕМ\" 811/116\n\n114. ЛАМПА \"ЗАГОР\" 811/117\n\n115. ЛАМПА \"УВЕДОМЛЕНИЕ\" 811/118\n\n116. ЛАМПА \" [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 991
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JUNE 22 (CONT) JOURNAL. AGATE CAMPGROUND, T.48N, R.5E, GUNNISON CO., COLO. HILL BEHIND CAMPGROUND. LOOKING SW. LINE OF TRAPS GO UP THIS RIDGE & DOWN OTHER SIDE (WHERE VEGETATION WAS SAGE & NO PINES) AND ALONG A CREEK BED. EUTOMIA & CUTELUS LATERALS WERE BOTH SEEN AROUND THE FIREPLACE IN FOREGROUND PHOTO TAKEN 10 AM, JUNE 22, 1957 BY A.C. ZIEGLER DR. & MRS. W.B. QUAY AT CAMPGROUND. DR. QUAY IS PREPARING "PICKLED" SPECIMENS. PHOTO TAKEN JUNE 22, 1957 BY A.C. ZIEGLER.
Read Page
Page 992
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 993
A L Zeebee 1957 JUVENAH June 22 & 23 4 mi N, 4 mi E Huntington, Emery Co. Utah Driving across Utah noticed 2 or 3 Prairie dogs in fields & possibly 2 more dead on road. As you drive along P-10 ft in dia. Cleared spots are seen in grass with a foot-high conical mound in the center & about 1/2 ft. in dia. Those are apparently ant hills since no large openings are visible in them & all particles are about buckshot or B-B pellets size. Small chest are blooming bright maroon color. Stopped & drove off hwy 50 x 6 5 1/2 mi. NE (Bt road) of Huntington & set 67 mus spec's & 6 rat years at 8:30 am along a dry wash (see 1 photo) & thru fields with some spiny grey-green shrub about 1 ft. high, leaves about mouse-ear size. Ground dusty but fairly hard with rocks & gravel in many places. Saw no very fresh holes out did see a few old holes 1 1/2-2 in in dia. with corners in them. Dino?? Ran trees about 9:00 pm. Got 3 adult Peromyscus (I got them with Bailey's skin of the girls to Dr. Ruby). The guys saw several fast-flying small bats & a few larger slow flying ones at dusk - they took a few shots but got none. None flying at 4:00 am June 23. Ran trees at 5:00 am, got about 190 more Peromyscus all looking alike. 4 or 5 young ones (only 1 young one sawed) put up 2 brown bats from last
Read Page
Page 994
Мишут 29.05.24 187 Ист. до раме вотокин Н. и т. н. Е.О.С. ОХМОН НА(Л) ЗООЛОГИЧНАЯ В КИРОВА → ЗАГС И В 2004 ЭКАДА ЗАОДЯ ЗЛАЙ ВОТ ЗА, ОТДЕЛ ВО АЭЗО ЗРАМ 2022 ОГА 85092 аэрагд.С. МИЧ ИИ ТЫ, ОТ-9 УОУК ЛОЧИМ СО ЗАНА ТООГ И КТИН (ЗАОР И) ВОНТ, АНОМ, ТЫ З) ТООБА + ЭХАД-ЕО ЗРИМИ ОН АЗОВС ЕЛЛИН ТИЯ У-ТИВСРАА ЗАА ЗАТК В 2815/В ЗНА 82117396 ОДДА УЭХОВА ТООБА ЗГА 85117049 ЛЛА+ 1-ОГЗ ЛЗАМБ . ЭС 13 ТЕИЛРА 8-8 АА ОЖЛО КИТКРАН-ТИРЗ,8 ЗМИООДВ ЗНА Д → ОБ РАНН Н ЗЗО-ЭУГА О ОЗРАОТ2 → ХФОН-ТНЫГ СО (ОМОГ+8) ЗЫЛ ИМ 5/2 ВА ЭРАЗЫ ТЗИ Д + ЧОЭРО 2ЧМ 5О ТЗ2 → (ОТОА1 З52) НЗАИ УАО А ЭМАЛА (ЗНО УМИ2 ЗМОБ КТИН САЗЛ-7 УШТ ОЗЛ, ВКИН, ТЯ1 ТООБА ОЦЗИ2 Л530О У-ЗВО ДИН-В6А), ЭС12 9АМ-320М ТООБА УМОД → ЗНОБЯ КТИН АОНН У-ЗАГ7 ТУА З89 КА-ЗВ ОИ У-Е12, 235403 УНАМ И1 Э2ОХ ОДО УЖЯ В ЗОД ОИЕ ТОВА ЭЗООП МИТ М ООСН8О КТИН, АНО МИ Х. С-51. А9:06:19 ТУОБА ЗАГ ОТ ИР9 , (Э ОА) МИТ 201) (Ч203) МОЛЭГ+ТУОА Б 70Д→ ИГ ОТ УН/П] ЗМОЗНО, 2(ХБЗ Х53У48 КИН ТЗОГ Л993.6 8 УАЭ ЭКАЯ) ЭТТ, УАО УО2 ЗК-ОАР (ЗФЯ А + ЗТАО УАМЗ ОНН17 ЗА А ЛООТ КЕПТ - Д2Б0 ТА ЗНО. МИР19. ТА ЭНИЛАГ-ЭЛОН . ЗНОМ ТОД ТУБ ЗРОА2 АМИ:2-ЧА 2А-З9Т ИА9, ЭС ЗНУ МАОО'Н ИВОНЛЛЯ ЧЗОКМОСА) ЗНАМ ОФРТОВА ТОО+ МУОГ (Г.МО) ЗИНБ ОМББР 2.301 . БЛАГА 24У МПЗ УИХАНОА С ИИ ТЫ (ОЛЗАЭ ЗНО
Read Page
Page 995
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 JOURNAL JUNE 22 4 MI. N, 4 MI. E HUNTINGTON, EMERY CO., UTAH. +23 (Cont.) DRA WASH WHERE TRAPS WERE SET. LINE LED ALONG WASH FOR SO YARDS THEN WENT CROSS-COUNTRY TO AND UP & OVER THE SMALL HILL IN FAR CENTER OF PHOTO, THEN DOWN OTHER SIDE OF HILL TO ANOTHER WASH & DOUBLED BACK TO END UP IN FAR LEFT SIDE OF PHOTO. ONE COYOTE WAS FOUND ON BANK 5 YARDS FROM WASH IN CENTER OF PHOTO. PHOTO LOOKING NORTH. TAKEN JUNE 23, 1957 BY A.C. ZIEGLER.
Read Page
Page 996
Tolmen June 23, 1952 by A. E. Siegert In centers of photo: 2 hours on dark room work light. Photo is of .0.0. (photo) to -3018 that left side of photo. The camera was turned up in far back and one of year a-18640 + 15-9018 to hit to another with in center of photo, 07049 to -29120 center of photo) then down there up over the outer hill in far then went to -22320 (the) and out from a-5018 to 16 were for 20 years have red brown wash for 20 years where these left
Read Page
Page 997
A.C.T. CLUB 1957 JOURNAL June 22 to 23 (cont) 4 mi. N, 4 mi. E HUNTINGTON, EMERY CO, UTAH kids + 3 FROM THIS AM. GAVE REST TO DE QUAY FOR PICKLING AS THEY HAD BROKENDOWNS, CHEWED FEET, EATEN ANT TAILS, ETC. - WHAT DID THE CHEWING I DON'T KNOW. DE QUAY WITH HIS LIVE TEARS ON FLATS + ON ROCKY SHAPE + GUNNY GOT 4s PEROMYSCUS + 1 NEOIDUM (NEARLY ABOUT ? SPACE?) FOUND AN OLD SPRUNG COYOTE TRAP HALF BURIED IN SAND + WELL RUSTED-TOOK IT AWAY. LEFT ABOUT 7:30 AM. 2 JACK RABBIT SEEN ON ROAD A FEW MILES BEFORE WE GOT TO LAST NITES CAMPING SPOT. NO WATER HERE BUT A SMALL RIVER A COUPLE OF MILES DOWN ROAD TOWARD HUNTINGTON, June 24 2.5 mi. S ELY, WHITE PINE CO, NEVADA Blew out a radiator 8 mi. from Ely so camped 1.5 mi. S by road of Ely on A/S, 6 to 50 + ABOUT 2 mi. SW at HIWAY ON SMALL OROUGH ROAD LEADING thru sage & PINYON JUNIPER COUNTRY. Set out about 67 mus. spay + 6 road nears at about 8:00 AM + got 51 PEROMYSCUS for them at 5:30 A.M. Only 1 IMMATURE TAILN AND REST ADULTS OUR- ADULT. Set it higher nears in fresh working SEEN IN THE FAIRLY HARD DENSITY SOIL BUT THEY WEREN'T SPRING. DE QUAY GOT MANY PEROMYSCUS, 2 PEROGNATHUS & 1 DRYCHONIES IN HIS LIVE TEARS + A GAYSER IN CORNICE NEAR IN FRESH DIGGINGS. MY LIME WAS SET THERE SOME DOWN ROCKY TO GRAVELLY
Read Page
Page 998
{ "text": "Академический совет\n5,2.10 (74)\n\nВ.И.У. и) ред., поэтесса Э.М.Х.Ч.М.\nот ТБЯ-5ВАТ), М.А.З.НТ 1987 8+ 3000 (56 см)\nОДИ НЕТ ЗА ДИЛЛИЯ ГОВ КАН АА (1000)\n\n220,100 ТЗ-ПГ ОЛОВКО, ЗУБЧЕВАЛААО\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n541 ИЯПИТУ КАН АА. ЧОЛК ЛНГА Т\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - 873. ЗИНОТ\n\n+2002 РУВГХИ МД + ГКАТ НА ЗАРАТ\n\n[иллегible]\n\n(263,332 (700А КУЕНО)\n\nОЙЦЕНО ЭТИ ОДО ТАМ - [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 999
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 Journal 2.5 mi. S Ely, White Pine Co., Nevada JUNE 24 (Cont) PART OF NEPPING AREA LOOKING APPROX. NE ON AFTERNOON OF JUNE 23, 1957 FOREGROUND SHOWS SOME SAGE & GRASSES AND BACKGROUND JUNIPERES. GAPNOR BURROWS FOUND IN THIS TYPE OF GRASS WHERE SAGE WASN'T TOO CHUMPS. ELY IS JUST OUT OF PHOTO TO FAR LEFT. ROAD ON RIGHT OF PHOTO LEADS ALONG A FAINT OCEAN [illegible] OF CANYON WHERE TRAPS WERE ALSO SET. PHOTO TAKEN BY A.C. ZIEGLER
Read Page
Page 1000
"Photo Taken by A.C." "A camera whose lens has been replaced by a painted piece of clear plastic, and which is used as an optical illusion toy" "This was made for the first time in this room on June 23 1971." "It is now just a photo of a photo taken on June 23 1971." "I am not sure if this is true or not, but I know that it is interesting." "The date is written backwards because the camera was used upside down." "There are no people in the picture." "Only a few objects can be seen clearly." "One of them looks like a small table." "Another one seems to be a chair." "And there is also what appears to be a lamp." "But everything else is very blurry and hard to make out." "Maybe it's just the way the light hits the surface." "Or maybe it's because the photo itself is old and faded." "Either way, I think it's still quite fascinating." "I wonder how many times someone has looked at this image before me." "Perhaps they too have tried to figure out what exactly is going on here." "Or maybe they've given up trying altogether." "Who knows?"
Read Page
Page 1001
A.C. BEVER 1957 Journal 2.5 mi. S Ely, White Pine Co., Nevada SUNNY SKIES, AMONG PINYONS WITH MANY FALLING OPENED CONES + A LONG ROCKY WAY IN WITH SOME RIBERS (?) + OTHER SMALL PLANTS. GOT THE PERSONS OF OVER WHOLE RANGE OF TEAS, THO THE SOUTH SIDE HAD NOT AS MANY IN NEEDS AS OTHER LOCALITIES. SAW SEVERAL 2-INCH IN DIA HOLES IN GROUND WITH GREEN DIRT - MAYBE EUMENIDS, MANY LITTLE SHALLOW HOLES DUG IN GROUND AROUND PINYON PINE BASES. FOUND SKELETON OF ANTELOPE'S DEER BUT TEETH DISINTEGRATED SO DID NOT CARVE IT. THE TOWN PEOPLE IN ELY SAID A WHILE BACK THIS YEAR (WHEN??) HAD 3 WEEKS OF RAIN SO THIS MAY EXPLAIN GREENNESS OF EVERYTHING. SOME SNOW ON HI PEAKS NEAR BY. OUR ELEVATION PROBABLY ABOUT 7000 FT. (ELY IS 6000 SOME ODD). GARDNER WORKING NOTICED ON HIGH GROUNDS IN Z OR 3 BIG NESTS BUT ONLY 2 SITES OF MOUNDS SHOWED FRESH DIRT SO PERHAPS NOT TOO MANY PRESENT. LEFT AT 8:15 AM TO GET RADIATOR FIXED IN ELY - GOT AWAY FROM THERE AT ABOUT 12:30 PM JUNE 24. WHEN PROBABLE ABOVE AND START BERKELEY, CAWK. FROM HERE TO GET MES. QUOTED ON WALK ON TIME. SHOOT 5 HOURS IN 42-MILE CAMP GROUND NEAR LAKE TAHOE. NO READING. ARRIVED BERKELEY 12:30 PM JUNE 25, 1957.
Read Page
Page 1002
2015 2014/1.3.2. (ЗР) Важно: Ограничения на 12, м2.5 На катке и в зоне - до 08-09 ч., с 09-18 ч. (мод.) Начать работу - 20/02-4 + 13:00 08:00. Утром 9:00-7 (В) 25А/Г - 30А2 Вт+М С 10:00, 20:20м59 - ЗИТ ТЫ. ВТРАЯ ОДЗ ЗИТ ОУТ ЗАРГТ СО ЗИЛ-69 ЯЛН Закрыть на катке за том 3ао12 и4 Закрыть ВА2, 08:10м59 08:10 2А Вам ОУСЗТ и 8:00Н АИ НОМ. 5 ВАЛ ЛАЙГЕ З ЗАТ-АМ - ТЯЛ У899 ОУСЗТ И, ЗУД ЗИЛМ УШРПЭ2 ЗИТ10 ОПУЛ, ЗЗАВ ЭНД МЕРЫ, ОУЛОГА ЗаТ ТВА 0334 18:13-31МА СО МОФЗ-РАНД 7,179МЮ ТОМ ОА О2 07ЯО58ТНИЭ ИЛН А 0:02 ХГЗ И ЗИАО9 УНВТ ЗИТ ШЕАН (5,43М) 0АЗР ЗИТ. НЕДА 3359 ВААРГ НАМ ЗИТ О8 МАС, СО ЗАЯ В НОЛЫН2 ЗМО2 ЯУПТК5-3ВЗ-10 18:00 УАРАААР, УШРПЭГР АУО, ТД 9АЖН 9:30АД, 0002 ЗАМ2 ОЮД 21 ХГД), ТЯ ООО? 5 ЛЯ УИЦЗТ НАК И3 03СЛОН -МИКАОУ 8:532-5 Х ГНО-ГБ В БА-БАА ДИА 8.50 ОЗ ТРА Я НЭ-ЭР7 ОЗНМЯ2 ЗАНВМ СО ТЗД, ТЯ9394 УМАР О6Т ОН ЗААНЗЯ, О И АХА 07-АА, ЗД ОТ МА 218 ТА 85:51 УПБЯ ТЯ 93ИТ МБЮ КАНА ТОГ- УЛ ДА ЯВАКЭ (В ХСНУ. НА О ЗАЙМ НОГА, ЛЯЗ, НЕ-ЕАД ОТ АЦ УМТ О8 ЗАН О МОБ-ЗАМ 700 ОУЛОГ АРА С ИЛ-5+ М 2АОВ 2 ТЭЭ2 ВА ЭМАРЭЙ ОН, ЗАНАТ-ЗКАД ЛАК . Г2Р1, 2 З ЗИТ . М9 08:51 У-39430
Read Page
Page 1003
Helen
Read Page
Page 1004
{ "text": "CALIFORNIA\nPOINTS OF INTEREST AND TOURISM\nEnjoyable Motoring\nas A B C\n\"A\" All-climate \"RPM\" 10-30 Special, the motor oil that can boost gas mileage up to 15% in tough stop-and-go driving, give easier starts, stepped-up power, even less oil consumption up to 35% in many cars.\n\"B\" Best gasoline we've ever made. Chevron Supreme. It's tops for all top performance qualities your car needs for all-around driving... from the hot desert to the high country.\n\"C\" The care we are ready to give your car ... before a trip to be sure your car is in top travel condition, and while you are on the road.\nWherever you drive in the West stop at a Chevron Gas Station or Standard Stations for clean restrooms ... tire and battery service ... or a sparkling windshield.\nYes. Safe. Enjoyable Motoring at a Standard Station or independent Chevron Gas Station.\nKEEP BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR\nA\nB\nC\nCHEVRON\nSUPREME\nGASOLINE\nRPM\n10-30 SPECIAL\nEl Capitan, Yosemite National Park\nCALIFORNIA MILEAGE CHART\nSanta Rosa\nSanta Cruz\nSanta Barbara\nSan Luis Obispo\nSan Jose\nSan Francisco\nSan Diego\nSan Bernardino\nSacramento\nRedding\nModesto\nMerced\nMonterey\nLas Vegas, Nev.\nLos Angeles\nFresno\nEureka\nBakersfield\nBrayley\nBythee\nBakersfield\nAlturas\nBakerfield\n159 105 324 687 267 111 131 698 267 129 139 487 143 174 130 156 145 150 169 150 181\nCarriso City, Nev.\n215 197 382 699 374 140 151 469 175 489 175 175 538 175 233 250 250 253 250 251\nCrescent City, Nor.\n298 165 530 954 865 * 816 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nEureka\n301 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nFresno\n483 238 138 414 531 301 465 * 795 79 75 79 55 77 100 355 173 180 145 145 146 125 125\nLuna Mills, Cal.\n360 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nMammoth Lakes, Cal.\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nModesto\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nOakland\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nReno, Nev.\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Bernardino\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Francisco\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Jose\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Barbara\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Cruz\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Maria, Cal.\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nLos Angeles\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Diego\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Luis Obispo\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Francisco\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSan Jose\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Barbara\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Cruz\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Maria, Cal.\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 629 629 629 629 629 629\nSanta Rosa\n371 111 327 529 882 865 * 865 851 799 1075 492 629 629 6 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1005
A booklet 10:00 AM JUNE 13 CONTINUATION OF MAP SEE OTHER SIDE [illegible] Fresno Bakersfield Santa Barbara Los Angeles San Bernardino Riverside Gulf of Santa Catalina MAP KEY MILEAGE CHART Showing Inter-City Distances Old Custom House Monterey This historic structure, dating from 1854, In one of many century-old buildings still standing in Monterey—fornost of the Bay of Spains and Mexican rule in California Point Lobos Reserve State Park This area embraces one of most enchant ing parts of old-painted Carmel-Monterey region, where native pine and cypress for est reach down to the Blue Pacific Ocean San Miguel Mission Dating from 1797 this mission contains original paintings and designs created by Indian temple in days of the Padres. Stands close to U. S. Highway No. 101 Santa Barbara Mission One of the most beautiful and best pre served of historic California missions. Still in use, it is the only one of chain never abandoned since its founding. Built 1786
Read Page
Page 1006
To Grants Pass 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 [illegible] [illegible] To Medford Oregon To Klamath Falls [illegible] To Lakeview Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park Here U.S. Highway No. 101 leaves ocean cliffs and enters a deep two-canopied forest of coast redwoods. Some of the most rugged of these trees stand near the road. Klamath River The broad Klamath River, famed for steel-head salmon, is spanned near its mouth by the Douglas Bridge. Along this stream are some of the finest stands of redwood trees. Humboldt Coast Precipitous cliffs, sleepy lagoons and deep redwood forests offer ever-changing vistas to the traveler along the Humboldt County coast. At several points are State parks. [illegible] California Redwood State Parks For 35 miles along U.S. Highway No. 101, several state parks preserve fine groves of coast redwoods. In Orsino Falls is the 364 ft. Founders Tree, the world's tallest Mendocino Coast Russian Gulch State Park contained here includes but a small part of the rugged coast of Mendocino County which is far below many miles by State Highway No. 1. Sonoma Mission Last erected and most northwesterly in original chain of California missions, this and other historic buildings took the Sonoma Plaza where Bear Flag was raised, 1846 Muir Woods National Monument A grove of ancient coast redwoods, famous haunt of nature lovers, hikers dedicated to John Muir, great California naturalist. Trees up to 17 feet in diameter at base Golden Gate Bridge At San Francisco are world's two greatest bridges: Bay Bridge extends in over-all length and depth of pier; Golden Gate Bridge in span length and tower height. Mount Shasta This extinct volcano, rising over 14,000 feet above sea level, is situated in height within a radius of 300 miles. The surrounding area invites year-round recreation. Castle Craggs State Park Among Northern California's scenic treats is the cluster of giant oaks and aspens towering above canyon of the Sacramento River. South of Dunsmuir, highway No. 99. Lassen Volcanic National Park Around Mt. Lassen, the most recently active volcano in the U.S., fresh mountain uplifts contrast with boiling lakes and springs. Here see area devastated by 1925 eruption. Shasta Dam Second largest dam in the world: 607 feet high, 3550 feet wide at crest; impounds Sacramento River for power, irrigation and flood control. Fine side trip near Redding. Feather River Canyon For some 50 miles U.S. Alternate No. 40 traverses this scenic canyon, connecting lowlands and lofty mountain valleys of the "Feather River Country"—renowned haven. Clear Lake Largest freshwater lake entirely within the boundaries of California. The popular resort area, which also includes neighboring Blue Lakes, is famed for outdoor sports. Sutter's Fort, Sacramento Founded in 1839 by John Sutter Gold rush fever at Coloma by James Marshall and brought here during famous Gold Rush of 1849. Fort is now a pioneer museum. Santa Cruz Scanning below heavily timbered mountains, Santa Cruz invites relaxation on its popular beach, deep sea fishing in the cove beyond and varied amusements along its boardwalk. Lava Beds National Monument Nearly 500 square miles of lava beds, with winding caves containing never-melted ice a few feet below surface, stronghold of Rogue Indians in Modoc War of 1872-73. Burney Falls State Park A spectacular stretch of 125 feet in height; Giant springs feed Burney Creek and many more. The falls came from the face of cliff over which, the canyon floor. Donner Lake Historical Monument Near the eastern end of Donner Lake, this monument marks the location where the Donner party was snowbound during winter of 1846-47. Of 85 persons few escaped. Lake Tahoe Its surface 620 feet above sea level, it is the largest body of water on the continent at such an elevation. Famed for its beauty and accessibility by road, lake offers many sports. Calaveras Big Trees State Park Northernmost important grove of Sequoia Gigantea of the Sierra Nevada mountains. These magnificent trees have more than two times their taller cousin. Columbia Historic State Park One of best preserved "ghost towns" of the Gold Rush, its population once numbered at more than 30,000; in 1854 it had only three waterwheels; today's only two left are from California's capital. Yosemite National Park Domes and spires cover thousands of feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley; some of world's highest waterfalls plunge over its cliffs; 1,100 square miles in the park. Devil Postpile National Monument Trails among geological formations, these symmetrical shafts of basaltic rock have fallen from the face of a 60-foot cliff and tilted like fence posts below. ROAD MAP OF CALIFORNIA MAXIMUM SPEED LAW - 55 MILES PER HOUR Populations of Cities and Towns Highway Markers [illegible] Map Symbols [illegible]
Read Page
Page 1007
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1008
KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST HUALAPAI INDIAN RESERVATION Prescott Williams Placoff Winslow Holbrook Flagstaff AZ. PHOENIX Chandler Lasa Grande Albuquerque Belen Socorro Silver City ARIZONA NEW MEXICO SAN CARLOS INDIAN RESERVATION
Read Page
Page 1009
"RANGE ROVER" 1974 SCOUTS MAP (ARIZONA) SAN JUAN Blanco Trading Lebrock APACHE NATIONAL FOREST Santa Fe Taos Tahaba Aurora Lake Gallup Apache Canyon Monument White Rock Jamei L. Crystal Socorro Standing Rock Canyon Canyon Seven Lakes Buck Torreon Mariano Lake K Hospital San Manuel San Rafael Albuquerque Los Alamos Santa Fe Domingo Pueblo San Pedro Valle Yelmo Pecos Bernalillo Alameda Santo Santa Rosa Tucumcari Zuni Indian Reservation Grant's San Rafael Acoma Indian Reservation Jarales Montezuma Cibola National Forest Magdalena Socorro El Rancho De La Laguna Belen Alamogordo Vaughn Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation Truth or Consequences HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE Roswell Fort Sumner Clovis Lubbock Tex. San Carlos Reservation Morenci Safford Clifton Gila National Forest Chino Winton Monticello Pine Creek Carrizozo Tularosa BASE Namogordo Lincoln Artesia Portales Lovington
Read Page
Page 1010
SHELL MAP OF ARIZONA NEW MEXICO SHELL MAP OF 24686 1957 (NO:8007) RADIO LOG Arizona New Mexico California Texas LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST REGION NEW MEXICO
Read Page
Page 1011
C CAR TO El Paso 45 Miles To Holbrook, Winslow and Flagstaff NAVAJO COUNTY APACHE COUNTY Adamana Zuni Well Deer Rim 66 PUERCO RIVER The Haysacks Dry Creek Twin Buttes FIRST FOREST PARKING GROUNDS PETRIFIED FOREST Agate Bridge (Natural) PEDESTAL LOG SECOND FOREST NATIONAL MONUMENT Rainbow Petr RAINBOW FOREST THIRD FOREST CHECKING STATION Administration Office Rainbow Forest Museum The Flattops CONCORDIA Wahb NAVAJO COUNTY APACHE COUNTY To St. Johns and Springerville PETRIFIED FO NATIONAL MONU ARIZONA SCALE OF MILES ONE INCH EQUALS APPROXIMATELY 4 MILES LEGEND Main Auto Roads Other Roads 66 U.S. Highway Number 83 State Highway Number To Whiter City 7 Miles LOWER PARKING AREA UPPER PARKING AREA MAIN CORRIDOR UNDERGROUND SURFACE AREA GREEN LAKE ROOM QUEEN'S CHAMBER ELEPHANT TEETH APACHE HOLE TEMPLE OF THE HOLY FIGURE THE BIG ROOM JUMPING OF PLACES MIRROR LAKE LEGEND Cavern Trails Explored Caverns 10-AA-411-S To Raton 174 Miles and Alamosa 143 Miles To U.S. Route 84 SANTA FE NEW MEXICO POPULATION 27,998 GRAND CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST COLORADO RIVER SUPAI HAVASUPAI INDIAN RESERVATION Topocoba North Rim Bright Angel Spring Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim To Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks
Read Page
Page 1012
D E F D E F D E F G H I G H J K L J K M N O M N O P Q R P Q T U S T U M KANSAS SOCONY MOBIL OIL CO., INC. Wichita KANL. KANSAS INDEX
Read Page
Page 1013
{ "text": "\"\n\nC\n\nD\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nD\n\nF\n\nD\n\nE\n\nD\n\nE\n\nE\n\nI\n\nG\n\nH\n\nJ\n\nI\n\nG\n\nL\n\nK\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n\nJ\n\nK\n\nL\n\nM\n\nN\n\nO\n\nP\n\nQ\n\nR\n\nS\n\nT\n\nU\n\nV\n\nW\n\nX\n\nY\n\nZ\n\nA\n\nB\n\nC\n\nD\n\nE\n\nF\n\nG\n\nH\n\nI\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1014
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1015
COLORADO NEVADA-UTAH 1957 ZIGLER MIRACLE FOLD ROAD MAP [illegible] For Your Car Mobil Radiator Flush Mobil Hydratones Mobil Stop-Leak Mobilgluss plus Silicone Mobil Lustre Cloth Savosuds Car Wash Mobil Upperlube Mobil Handy Oil MILEAGE CHART Boulder Colorado Springs Denver Durango Estes Park Grand Junction Greeley Pueblo Trinidad Alamosa 238 166 218 151 275 256 272 123 111 Boulder 94 27 358 37 266 55 137 223 Burlington 191 150 164 453 226 422 194 193 233 Canon City 139 45 112 258 176 249 166 39 125 Cheyenne, Wyo. 98 168 101 439 90 359 50 211 297 Colorado Springs 94 67 303 131 294 121 43 129 Craig 221 254 213 324 186 152 236 297 383 Denver 27 67 338 64 258 54 110 196 Durango 358 303 338 395 172 392 274 262 Estes Park 37 131 64 395 256 50 174 260 Ft. Collins 52 128 61 399 42 318 29 171 257 Ft. Morgan 87 146 79 417 101 337 51 189 252 Glenwood Springs 177 200 169 261 197 89 223 227 313 Grand Junction 266 294 258 172 286 312 288 367 Greeley 55 121 54 392 50 312 164 250 Gunnison 221 168 207 176 258 128 295 160 239 La Junta 202 175 207 299 393 219 65 80 Lamar 232 164 205 355 269 409 239 121 136 Leadville 121 129 113 256 153 177 167 156 242 Limon 114 73 87 321 151 209 121 116 163 Montrose 287 232 267 110 324 62 321 226 365 Pueblo 137 43 110 274 174 288 164 Salida 163 101 143 209 200 193 197 95 194 Sterling 132 180 124 462 146 362 223 223 275 Trinidad 223 129 196 262 260 367 250 86 Walsenburg 186 92 159 225 233 330 213 49 37 Wray 174 206 168 509 188 424 138 245 293 COLORADO INDEX [illegible] Copyright by Rand McNally & Company Lithographed in U.S.A.
Read Page
Page 1016
{ "text": "A.C.ZIEGLER\n1957\nJOURNAL\nMAAS DE TRIO\nJUNE 13 - JUNE 25\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]\n[ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1017
{ "text": "Big Canyon, 12\nBlack Springs, 106\nBishop, 79\nBrooks City, 84\nBrucifer, 239\nBrush, 5\nBryce, 66\nBuckhorn, 200\nBullfrog, 10\nBurnham, 156\nButte, 25\nCaliente, 370\nCanyon City, 48\nCedar City, 315\nCentral Valley, 190\nChandler, 201\nCharleston, 194\nChester, 197\nChurchill, 263\nCircle City, 537\nClarkton, 482\nColfax, 431\nColorado City, 472\nConneaut, 472\nCorinne, 47\nCottonwood, 191\nCrescent Jet, 63\nCrowley, 61\nDale Park, 80\nGold Hill, 52\nSparksburg, 113\nHenderson, 188\nBonneville, 1881\nHenderson, 1971\nHenderson, 100\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson, 1981\nHenderson [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1018
"I G H I J K L O M N P R Q R S T U V W X Y Z A B C D E F "DESERT" "NEW UTAH" "UTAH COLO." "LAS VEGAS BOMBING AND GUNNERY RANGE" "NAVAJO INDIAN RESERVATION"
Read Page
Page 1019
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1020
A.C. ZIEBKE 1957 JOURNAL 1 MI. SE INVERNESS, MARIN CO., CALIFORNIA. JUNE 30 DR. BENSON REACHED UNDER THE ROOFING USED TO SIDE HIS CABIN AT INVERNESS & PULLED OUT 3 MYOTIS CALIFORNICUS AT ABOUT 6:00 P.M. I took 1 to skin for my own collection - rest released, wt on JUNE 31, 9:00AM. Reg.# 774. Drove to KENDERS BEACH out on THE POINT. SAW 3 YOUNG VEAZ BEHIND ROAD. FRESH DIGGINGS OF MOLE OR GORDOCA SEEN NEAR BEACH ON GEARY [illegible] WITH SANDY SOIL. FOUND A MORE OR LESS COMPLETE SKELETON OF A LONG-DEAD EUMETORYA JUBATA (this species bel. to Dr. Benson who said also it was a young individual). Would have saved it but lower jaw too MANOUBLE APPARENTLY LOST SOME TIME BACK. SINCE REMAINS OF MAXILLAR NARES WORN SMOOTH FROM CONTACT WITH SAND. BIRDS ON KENDERS BEACH: HEERMANS GUM (20±), BROWN PERNICAN (8±), CORMORANT (20)/(3±) BIRDS: NEAR INVERNESS - CAN QUAIL (1), RUSSET- BRACKEN THROUGH (2-SMOCK), GOLD-FINCH (5±), SPOTTED TOWNSE (5±), MARCH HAWK (2), TURKEY VULTURE (2), SONG SPARROW (1-DR BENSON); DUNNY WOODPECKER (1), BAND SWALLOW (4±). BERKELEY, (2116 ALLISON WAY), ALAMEDA CO., CALIFORNIA. JULY 5 PUT UP FOR MVE A TROGLODOR MORICANA CUBA + DONATED BY MISS SUSAN E. CHATTON WHO WAS SECRETARY AT MVE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS A WHILE BACK. SHE GOT BAT IN RED CROSS BUILDING WHERE SHE APPARENTLY WORKS NOW. SAID IT WAS QUITE ACTIVE + FLYING AROUND THE OFFICES. CAUGHT APPARENTLY ABOUT 4:00PM. TODAY. MVE# 12/689
Read Page
Page 1021
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1022
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Journal Killed July 10, 1957 University of California, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. Put up 11 laboratory white mice for MuZ (see # 775-785). There are known as left & dyed by Dr. Benson to follow Mont sequence. Tags on cases have numbers referring to Dr. Bensons own notes or information. Animals were apparently born "6/1" (1955?) from Tags on Cases. These were obviously 9 in one case, 10 in another, but #? When they were killed this date there were 8 in one case, 6 in other - 3 I think had lost ear tags. Case No. says "dyed July 18, 1955"; (reverse) born Hackners Benson 621 B A B C PROD, case Born 6/ 10♀♀ (ear tags 9/1-10/60 ff) Essential info. then: Born June 1, 1955 dyed July 18, 1955 Killed July 10, 1957 Age: 2 years, 13/10 days. Only shed hairs present now are in insides of cases. Killed July 23 Lower Lake (Jago's Reser), Lake Co., California Put up two C. persicus for MuZ bred. in by Mr. Paul F. Couch at Oakland Park Dept. who was given them by Bobby Ryan at the Ryan Family who in turn received them from Mr Jago who got them 'in a left' of one of
Read Page
Page 1023
{ "text": "2005.9.4\nT=91\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\ [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1024
A.C. ZIEBKE 1957 Journal LOWER LAKE (JACK'S RESORT), LAKE CO., CALIF. DULCO JULY 23 THIS 9 CABINS IN, OR NEAR, THE TOWN AT LOWER LAKE. ORIGINALLY A NUMBER OF BATS WERE INVOLVED — MR. COVEN & POLK DEPT. KEPT A COUPLE [illegible] SO + HE SAID ANOTHER PERSON HAD 2. ALSO SOME WENT TO DR CARE (AT CONIF. AGRO. SCI ??) FROM MR. COVEN. MVZ ONLY GOT TWO HOWEVER — ACN 9373 MVZ # 121830, 121831. MR. COVEN'S PHONE IS TE. 2-3600, EXT. 598. 1 MI. E APPOS, 150± FT., SANTA CRUZ CO., CALIF. DIGO JULY 24, 1957 PUT UP 8TH + LAST MEMBER OF LITTER OF YOUNG BORN TO GUANING CAVOUT IN MARCH OF 1957 BY DANIEL C WILKINS AT MVZ. SEE MAY 13, 1957 THIS JOURNAL FOR INFO. ON PARENT & REST OF LITTER. MVZ #121832. END JOURNAL ON THIS STYLE PAPER. FROM THIS DATE ALL OTHER JOURNALS IS ON MUSEUM - SIZE PAPER & FILES IN MVZ. Ditto for CATALOG & SPECIMEN RECORDS.
Read Page
Page 1025
мама (028) 324567 (1983 год) в июле приехал домой, в Москву. Родители его не знали, где он находится. - мама: "А ты как?" - я: "Я в Москве." Мама: "А что там? Я: "Там хорошо. Я живу у подруги." (028) 324567 (1983 год) я приехал домой, в Москву. Родители его не знали, где он находится. - мама: "А ты как?" - я: "Я в Москве." Мама: "А что там? Я: "Там хорошо. Я живу у подруги." (028) 324567 (1983 год) я приехал домой, в Москву. Родители его не знали, где он находится. - мама: "А ты как?" - я: "Я в Москве." Мама: "А что там? Я: "Там хорошо. Я живу у подруги."
Read Page
Page 1026
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Sorex ornatus Ziegler, A. C. Jan.-July, 1957 Species Accounts Mammals
Read Page
Page 1027
[illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 1028
A.L.Ziegler 1957 Sorex ornatus 2.5 mi. E Orinda, 500 ft., Contra Costa Co., California. Mar 18/68 Mike Marsh got in 1 on each date Feb2oo. Both coll. both or one in good breeding condition. Taken in live traps on his study area which also has Microtus californicus & Reithrodontys megalotis. 1.0 mi. N, 2.0 mi. E Martinez (San Marsh), Contra Costa Co., Calif. Feb 17 Caught 2 in marsh near coast of short-grassed field. Much of marsh in Sanicaniño but this small farming locality mostly in a mowed-down grassy area. Also took several Microtus & about 18 Reithro. Rattines (or zootom R. megnoris?)
Read Page
Page 1029
A2578 1921 evangelio x3902
Read Page
Page 1030
A.C. Ziebold 1957 Special VARRANS Feb 15/17 .74 mi N, 2.3 mi E MARTINEZ (SAN CROCNIO MARSH), CONNER COSE LA, CALIF. TOTAL OF TAKEN BY CHRIS THOBRENE ALONG WITH RETHEO. RAIVENNAS, MICROTUS + MUS. SEE THIS JOURNAL THIS DATE FOR #'s + DATES. 90 MUS. SPEE'S RUN FOR H.A.M.'S, JUST REPORT EACH DAY. 1.0 mi N, 2.0 mi E MARTINEZ, Feb 17 2 TAKEN IN 100 MUS, SPEE'S SET AT EXTREME WIDGE OF MARSH. HABITAT MUCH LIKE REST OF MARSH BUT RIGHT NEXT TO GRAZZED HILLS (WITH VERY SHORT GRASS + BREECHNAS) MORE MATTED DRY GRASS IN THIS AREA THAN IN FEB 15TH - 17TH AREA. TO MUS. ALSO CAUGHT IN SOME TREADING RETHEO, MICROTUS + MUS
Read Page
Page 1031
21.05.2024 (а) 27.06.2024 (включительно) сумма 3000 М.Р. - 28.06.2024 ил. 18 мес. до 19.07.2024 21.07+ 25.08.2024, сумма 3000 М.Р., - 29.06 -> 21.07, с 19 по 20.07, с 21 по 23.07 - 25.08.2024, с 21.07 ил. 20.07, до 23.07.2024 Кор. №92 ... " ... , сумма 3000 М.Р. - 25.08+ 26.08.2024, с 19 по 20.07 - 25.08.2024 ил. 20.07, с 19 по 20.07 сумма от 3000 М.Р., с 21.07+ 25.08.2024
Read Page
Page 1032
A. C. Biebl 1957 NEURORICHUS G18881 MYAEINTHINUS FOUND ONTO S side Russian River just S Duncan Mines (T7N, R21W), Sonoma Co., Calif. APR. 22 Bill Hamilton got in / found dead on cow track". Skin on skull torn, skull broken & Abdomen open - not completely dried up & so fairly recent. Smark marks on it. Intestines & soft organs HAD BEEN MOSTLY EATEN OUT THROUGH SMALL HOLES IN SIDE SO COULD NOT BE SEXED. SAVED AS (BROKEN) SKULL ONLY, A.C.Z #626
Read Page
Page 1033
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 1034
A.C. Ziegler 1957 MACRODIUS CALIFORNICUS June 14 Mountaineer Mine, T. R., Riverside Co., California. Got 5 Mummies from mine floor & saw several others. Also saw 2 live bats maybe also this species. 1 Myotis(?) mummy found on strand of mononco twisted wire in same cave. Bats roosted at least on top level & perhaps on all the 5 or so other levels but only part of 1 (MACRODIUS?) mummy found on main level - 5 at least down shaft on second level.
Read Page
Page 1035
2020г.5.7.а ТГП1 [illegible] озеро, - 9, Т.ЗНД аэропортом Собирать май 83ммм и 7 год +15 слезь она , зайти разгрузить (маз-т 83мм) ЗИЛ 0204 50Кам ЗГД 3УМ 30 ОНБЫТ на грузов у мкмн (?)ГПМ 1 ОХА2 ГМЗ и З.В. ОЯЗ.НТ - ИЧКАН звук от в ТБЗ-1 ЗА ОТЗООА ЗГАД 9876 02 04-7 ЗИЛ МВА на САНУЖА -> (5+ЗА94) / ЗОГЛАФ ХАМ ГРА ЗРВЗ1 ГРЗ - ТУЗ1 НЯМ. на грузов мкмн. ТЯСЛ ОНБЫТ на ТГАК2 МНОД ТБЗ-1
Read Page
Page 1036
A.C. Diebel 1957 Myotis californicus 1 mi. SE Inverness, Marin Co., California JUNE 30 Dr. Benson pulled 3 out from under about roofing strips used to side his cabin near Inverness. I saved for my own collection - rest released. Dr. Benson said THIS (?) species of bat often roosted under these roofing pieces if he had bonded some before - there were unbonded two. There were lighter dark brown and rosy brown color phases in these 3 but I'm afraid I don't remember which was which now or whether my specimen was dark or light phase. Dr. Benson seems to think color differences were correlated with age diff's - one of bats being young of the year. When released these bats flew at rather slowly into woods.
Read Page
Page 1037
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1038
A.L. ZeBner 1957 EPYERICUS FUSCUS LOWER LAKE (JOOO'S Retreat), Lake Co., CALE. July 23 Got 2 ?? from Mr A.F. Coven I doubt OTHER ZMANNER, MR. COVEN SAID ONE OF GROUP FROM WHICH THESE CAME HAD A YOUNG ONE STILL CLINGING TO BASSER BAT - THIS YOUNG ONE BECAME DETACHED IT WAS GIVEN (WITH OTHER BATS) TO DR ORR (AT CALIF. AGRO SCI??). THE GROUP OF BATS WAS TAKEN IN LATE ?? MR. JAOO'S CABINS BY MR. JOOO. W.V.Z. GOT ONLY 2 EGYRICUS FROM WHOSE GROUP OF BATS SO IT IS NOT KNOWN WHAT OTHER SPECIES IF ANY WERE REPRESENTED. MR. COVEN'S NOTE ON 2 HE GAVE US SAID
Read Page
Page 1039
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1040
A.C. Reavis 1957 TADOCIO MEXICANA BARKLEY (2116 ANSTON WAY), ARMSTRONG CO, CALIFORNIA: JULY 1 CAVOUT BY MISS SUSAN ELHATTIN IN LARGE 2 STOREY BUILDING (ROO CROSS). NOT QUITE RETTIE APPARENTLY CAVOUT ABOUT 4:00 PM. & CHATTIN SAYS SOMEONE ELSE SAID THERE MIGHT BE MORE CATS IN THE BUILDING'S CONCRETE & CORRELATED IRON BARBED BUT A QUICK LOOK AT 4:30 PM TODAY SHOWED NONE IN OPEN ANY WAY BUT NO PRESENCE OF BEAMS & CRACKS FOR THEM TO HIDE IN. THIS I MOMENT COMPARES Acc'n 9368 + is MVZ# 121689. A.C.#775.
Read Page
Page 1041
2023/5/24 5281 [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 1042
A.C. Bieber 1957 LEOUs CANIFoEniCUS Feb 16 .7 MI. N, 2.3 MI. E MARTINEZ (SALICORNIA MARSH), (NEAR CARROLL) CHRIE. FOUND SKELETON & SAVED SKULL OF 1 SETON FROM MARSH. SAW RABBIT (OR HARE) TRAILS ON MOODY FLAT (RUNNING) + PILE OF DRIPPIN' IN SALICORNIA BUT NO LIVE LAGOMORPHS. Feb 17 FOUND BODY OF 1, LONG DEAD, IN DITCH IN MARSH. DITCH WAS ABOUT 3-3 1/2 FT. DEEP + WATER CAME TO ABOUT 1 FT OF TOP. MAYBE ANIMAL FELL IN + NOT BEING ABLE TO GET UP STEEP SIDES, DROWNING. DITCH 2 1/2 FT. WIDE,
Read Page
Page 1043
2017 [illegible] 130 [illegible] 2016 190 2017 [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 1044
A.C. ZIEMKE 1957 Sylvilagus audemanni Jan 29 San Pablo Ridge, 1000+ ft., 2.5 mi. N, 4.0 mi. W Oranoas, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 1 Ø caught in Quail trap, killed or brought in by Ralph Pratt & Vic Lewin. To Muz. Testes large. Vic said many fleas. No sps or wive!
Read Page
Page 1045
[illegible]
Read Page
Page 1046
A.C. ZIEBA 1957 EUDAMIAS 01:50 JULY 24 Mme E ROSOS, 150+ ft, Santa Cruz Co., Calif. Put up & last member of litter of ? caught. March 23, 1957. See Journal May 13, 1957 for more info. This last young animal 121 days old. Died according to veterinarian at a farm which "raises or lion". It was ? with quite a bit of fat. Had been kept in house as captive since present ? 0:50 on May 1, 1957. Mus# 121832.
Read Page
Page 1047
60. МАТЕМАТИКА А.В. ПЕТРОВ [illegible] 29 ИЮЛЯ 1825 Г. НАЧАЛ ПОЭЗИЮ СЛОВЕСНОЕ ТВОРЧЕСТВО С 1835 ГОДА ОН ПИСАЛ ВЕЛИКИЕ ЭПОПЕЙ "ИГОРЬ" И "БОГЫРИ" В 1840-х Г. УЖЕ БЫЛ СТАРОМ ПОЭТОМ А В 1850-х Г. ЕГО ТВОРЧЕСТВО ПРИНЯЛО ФОРМУ ЭССЕ И ПРОЗЫ ПИСЬМА К ДРУЗЬЯМ, ПУБЛИЦИСТИКА, РЕЦЕНЗИИ
Read Page
Page 1048
A.C.BIEBER P157 EUDORIAS DORESSUS JUNE 15 CANYON LAKE, T. , R. MARICOPA CO, ARIZONA SAW A STRIPED CHARMUNK BEHIND ROAD RUNNING UP A ROCK BANK - VERY REDISH-BROWN WITH SOME BACK STREAKING. EXPECTED LOCATION WAS 5+ MILES S AT ABOVE? LOCALITY TOWARDS APACHE JUNCTION (Pinal Co.) ON STATE H.WAY 88. LITTLE OR NO PINYON - JUNIPER ASSOCIATION - JUST MORE OR LESS DESERT SHAUBS + SACCAO CACTUS. COUNTRY IS FAIRLY NIKKY + MANY ROCKY SLOPES + PEAKS. THIS SPECIES IS THE ONLY ONE THAT OCCURS IN OR CLOSE TO THIS AREA ACCORDING TO BURT & GROSSENHEBDE FIELD GUIDE TO THE MAMMALS BUT VEGETATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THIS PLACE DON'T CHECK WITH THOSE GIVEN FOR E.DORESSUS.
Read Page
Page 1049
23851900 ВЗС А.Б.ЛЮТКОВА ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ №1 ДАННЫЕ ОБ ОБОРУДОВАНИИ ОБЩИЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ Модель: ... Производитель: ... Год выпуска: ... Страна производства: ... Тип оборудования: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО МОЩНОСТИ Номинальная мощность: ... Максимальная мощность: ... Коэффициент мощности: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО НАПРЯЖЕНИЮ Напряжение питания: ... Частота: ... Схема соединения: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО ЧАСТОТЕ Диапазон частот: ... Шаг настройки: ... Максимальная точность настройки: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО ТОКАМ Номинальный ток: ... Максимальный ток: ... Коэффициент гармоник по току: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО ЭНЕРГОПОТРЕБЛЕНИЮ Потребляемая мощность: ... Коэффициент мощности: ... ДАННЫЕ ОБ ОБОРУДОВАНИИ Модель: ... Производитель: ... Год выпуска: ... Страна производства: ... Тип оборудования: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО МОЩНОСТИ Номинальная мощность: ... Максимальная мощность: ... Коэффициент мощности: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО НАПРЯЖЕНИЮ Напряжение питания: ... Частота: ... Схема соединения: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО ЧАСТОТЕ Диапазон частот: ... Шаг настройки: ... Максимальная точность настройки: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО ТОКАМ Номинальный ток: ... Максимальный ток: ... Коэффициент гармоник по току: ... ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПО ЭНЕРГОПОТРЕБЛЕНИЮ Потребляемая мощность: ... Коэффициент мощности: ...
Read Page
Page 1050
A.C. ZICHER 1957 Pterognathus faemosus 27 mi. (by road) W NEEDLES, (Hwy 66), San Bernardino Co., California. JUNE 14 30' probably of this species NEARED IN CRANBERRY SHRUBBY DESERT FLAT 1/4 MI. SE HWY. TAIL OF A FOURTH. NGORONA LERIO? SMART TAILED ON ROCKY OUTCROPPING NEARBY, 2 OF THESE HAD (HEALBO) "BOBBED" TAILS + DR QUARTE WHO - TOOK 3 ALSO SAID HIS WERE ALSO SHORT-TAILED. HE ALSO TOOK A JIBO, 2 OF MY 3 WERE TAILED BETWEEN 9 & 10 LAST NIGHT - OTHER + THE TAIL FOUND THIS A.M.
Read Page
Page 1051
2020март 21мая онидаанаад на3, (22 маяк),82+039 W(0009 м)м.55 вимаолимао,00 ми обаямай 25.0392 зртт 10 к20000000е э2.им.д' та-9 т03930 у8с0аhe хатумяо м2ах андраан, мтавог а эо шат, мамиh у8аа-3н, -амваайтто р1ю05, 1.00 вжлат зшят "сэддоа"(од-жа-эн) да-ах ээнт з05 оаз о2+а е шот-маиу янаву,о а0+ оз+8 эн о3итт-100у2 о2я 3а3в зш жулат за3в е ум з06, с9.д - и шот зэнт = тиджк э8аг ой р м3двт5а ма зрт дн067 жат зт +
Read Page
Page 1052
A.C. Zeiger 1957 Grypomys agasi 4 mi. E Meade Co. State Park, Meade Co, Kansas June 17 I rode on sandy 3 ft. wide gully floor in hilly area. Soil on slopes sandy with rocks + sparse vegetation. Gully floor water washed sand but dry now with no vegetation. Dr. Quay took 2 moce 1/2 mile away, saw no burrow in trapped area but 1/4 mi. away on road saw 2- 1 1/2 inch holes showing activity + few pieces of recently cut grass.
Read Page
Page 1053
А. С. Борисов 1623 5291 10.20 Звездная А После того как мы пришли в школу, мы увидели, что в классе уже были дети и они сидели за партами. Мы начали говорить с ними о том, что делать дальше. Но они сказали, что им нужно идти домой. Поэтому мы решили пойти вместе с ними домой. Мы пошли к школе и увидели, что там никого нет. Мы спросили у охранника, где находится директор школы. Он сказал, что директор ушел домой. Поэтому мы не могли ничего сделать. Мы просто стояли у входа в школу и ждали, пока кто-нибудь придет.
Read Page
Page 1054
A.C. George 1957 Reithrodonomys megalotis 1.0 mi. N, 2.0 mi. E Martinez (Sant Marsh), Contra Costa Co., California FEB 17 See note under Reithrodonomys raviventris maricostes Feb. 17, 1957 this journal [illegible]
Read Page
Page 1055
A. B. S.
Read Page
Page 1056
A.D. 1957 Reithrodontomys raviventris mariccae 17mi.N, 2.3 mi.E MARTINICE (Salt Marsh), Corner Costa C., Feb 15-17 Taken here by CHAS. TOTAL OF THIS THERE IN 4 NITES. See JOURNAL this DATE. All ANIMALS WHITE-BENEDTHY BUT SOME OR MANY WITH PERIDON REDDISH BAR. MUS, MICROTUS & Sorex taken also. Feb 17 1.0 mi.N 2.0 mi.E MARTINICE 100 MUS. SPEE'S TOOK 22 HERE. MUCH MORE GRASS (1 FT. HIGH + BENDING-OVER TO FORM MATS) HERE THAN IN FEB. 15-17 LOCANITY & THIS IS LOCATED ON EXTREME W EDGE OF CENTER OF MARSH. ALSO 8 MICROTUS, 6 MUS 2 Sorex. FOOT Worlings of Microtus seen here but NOT in Feb 15-17 locanity. GRIZZED HILLS BORDER THIS EDGE OF MARSH, SHORT (2-3in) GRASS + FEW SCATTERED BACHMANS BUSHERS. Some or there may be R. megnoris. Not so reddish on sides - more brownish; not so black on back; tail not so stout. Whole animal seems generally smaller than R. raviventris, some taken by CHAS. There on Feb 15-17 may be R. megnoris also.
Read Page
Page 1057
{ "text": "182\n7.9/056.2.4\n\n(К) [нечитается] (К) [не читается]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n[illegible]\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1058
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS JAN 25 BIG BOW STATE PARK, T.9S, R.3W, 1000'FT, SANTA CLARA CO, CALIF. GOT 12 TO 15 OF THIS SPECIE IN CREEPING FOREST AREA (SEE JOURNAL MAP) IN 100 YEARS. NONE IN 50 YEARS IN "F" CAMPING. SEVERAL JUVENILES & ADULT SPECIES EATEN IN TRAP. SANCO AND # MOUNTS IN GOOD SHAPE. GROUND COVER LOW BUSHES, LOGS; HIGH REDWOOD COVER. 2 IN. OF HUMUS ON GROUND BUT HARD CLAY IN MANY PLACES UNDERNEATH. ALSO GOT 12-15 TRVEI (?) HERE BUT NO OTHER SPECIES. Many CALIF. FAIRLY REDISH, NOT SO BLACKISH AS THOSE OF SAN BRUNO & BERKELEY.
Read Page
Page 1059
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1060
A.C.Ziegler 1957 PIROMYCUS TRUES? Jan 24 Big Basin State Park, T.9S, R.3W, San Benito Co. 1000 ft. Cañon TRAPED 4 BTW 8:10 & 8:50. TWO CAUGHT BY FEET FOR TAK - LET THEM GO, OTHER 2 COLLECTED. TRAPS IN YEARS SET IN SCOOPED OUT DIET HOLLOW IN UNDER BRUSH. SOME RED WOODS & MUCH BRUSHY UNDERBRUSH. GROUND MOSTLY CHIN WITH INCH OR 2 OF LEAF MOUND ON IT. SOME BLUERER, LOOSER SOIL TWO, Jan 25 GOT 8+ IN SAME LINE OF YEARS AS ABOVE THIS A.M. SEVERAL JUVENILES (PUT UP FOR IVV, 2 ADULTS) GOT ABOUT 12 OR 15 (MANY JU'S) IN TRAPS IN GREGING FOREST AREA (SEE MAP IN JOURNAL) ALONG WITH 12 OR 15 CALIFOENICUS (JUV'S AMONG THEM TOO?) TRAPS SET IN A FEW DUG-OUT TUNNELS; ALONG EDGES OF LOGS, IN BUSHES ETC. MOSTLY WEAR SHROED & MOIST. NOT TOO MANY UNDERGROUND TUNNELS FOUND. ONLY THESE 2 SPECIES TAKEN IN AREA.
Read Page
Page 1061
{ "text": "132095\nТамань, з/о, 297, ж/д-станция Каспийск\n16.4.2009 г.\nМинистерство транспорта РФ и ОАО «РЖД»\nОАО РЖД - ЖДТГФК ТПЗ ПС МЖУАВ\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 » 05 2009 г.\nИванов Иван Иванович, д/з № 123456789\n№ 1234567890\nМинистерство транспорта РФ\nОАО РЖД\nг. Москва\n« 30 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1062
A.C. ZETTER 1957 ONCHOMYS TARRIOUS JUNE 13 2MI. N, 2MI. E McKINNECK, KERN CO., CALIF. TOOK 1 UNDER BUSH ON SANDY, DUSTY RATHER HARD PACKED SOIL. NO WATER NEARBY BUT LOCALITY SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FLOODED IN WASHES RECENTLY. SOME DRY BEARS [BEARS], N SOBO IN SMALL PATCHES. TOOK ALSO DIROOMYS + PEROORATHUS (DE QUAY'S SPECIMENS)
Read Page
Page 1063
ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ 100. Аэропорт Симферополь А.БЕЗСЕРДОВА 539, Глава 1 2004, 18 июня. Криворожье. Ивановский район. Октябрьская улица, дом 12. Вечерняя школа № 7. Классный руководитель: учитель русского языка и литературы Мария Петровна Савинова. Ученики: Иванов Иван Иванович (1980 г.р.), Петров Петр Петрович (1982 г.р.), Сидоров Сергей Сергеевич (1984 г.р.). Задание: написать эссе на тему «Моя любимая книга». Срок сдачи: 25 октября 2004 года. (Подпись учителя) М.П. Савинова.
Read Page
Page 1064
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Siomoon HISPAUS June 16 & 17 Meras Co. State Park, Meras Co., Kansas Set mus spee's & rat traps in marshy & also some dry areas with 2 ft. hi vegetation. Caught 3 young in hand at hour (4:30 -5:00 pm), got an adult ♀ & 5 more young. In morning Got 3 more young (also 3 Peromyscus +1Mus) Many traps were springing -- probably by the adult cotton rats which were not killed by them. Dr. Quay, who live nears got 3 adults & some young but no other species in same type of habitat. We found a few runs made by geas [illegible] and these with zero geas fruiting heads along them but none of runs looked as worn as a well-used microtus run. Also no "dappings seen along these runs. Make small quantities of cut geas stems threads were seen in more open vegetation (geas & some kind of broad leeco plant - timsonweed or marigold "sunflower") but traps set here were unisprung except for 1 Peromyscus, the cotton rats were confinced, as presently, to relatively small areas -- slightly damp & with thick, tall geas. Even with the large # of them the damage to geas & other proviwus was not noticeable. The adult ♀ had 8 25 mm cm's. Rat traps or live traps are needed to catch the adults.
Read Page
Page 1065
судебные разбирательства Судебное заседание, назначенное на 15:00 Истец: [illegible] Ответчик: ООО «Технопрогресс» Представители: - Истца: Иванов Иван Иванович - Ответчика: Петров Петр Петрович Дело рассматривается в открытом режиме. В заседании участвуют следующие лица: 1. Председательствующий судья — Сидоров А.А. 2. Судьи: Кузнецов Б.Б., Морозов В.В. 3. Секретарь судебного заседания — Николаев Г.Г. 4. Прокурор — Федеральный прокурор 5. Защитник ответчика — Адвокат Дудин Е.Е. Процессуальные действия: 1. Проверка полномочий участников процесса; 2. Чтение протокола предыдущего заседания; 3. Выступление истца с заявлением о восстановлении срока на подачу иска; 4. Обсуждение ходатайств сторон; 5. Представление доказательств по делу; 6. Заключительные слова сторон; 7. Написание и чтение резолютивной части решения. Решение суда будет вынесено в тот же день. Подпись судьи: [illegible] Дата заседания: 20.10.2018 г.
Read Page
Page 1066
A.C. Ziegler 1957 Neotoma maculosa 27 mi (40 road) N Nogales, Hwy 66, Santa Cruz Co., Arizona. June 14 1 mm. taken between 9 & 10 last nite on very small rocky outcropping in shrubby desert desert & mi. SE HwWY. given to Dr. Quay.
Read Page
Page 1067
932515.2.4 ГРП _ао ао + _вмотож_ [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
Read Page
Page 1068
A.C. ZIEGEL 1957 NEOTOMA MICROPUS JUNE 17 4 MI. E MERDEE C STATE PARK, MERDEE CO. KANSAS 1 ♀ (NOT FULLY MATURE?) TAKEN IN LOW MUDDY SPOT WITH SANDY BORROWING SOIL ON # COTTONWOOD TRUNK THAT HAD FALLEN & WAS LAYING NOT VERTICALLY 1/2 FT. ABOVE THE GROUND. NO NESTS NOTICED. A Peromyscus taken in same general area.
Read Page
Page 1069
192 суббота 24 марта (т.е. после 10:00) в 10:30 у нас будет встреча с командой "Красный кот". Мы ждем вас в офисе компании "Спутник", ул. Ленина, д. 5. Встреча пройдет в формате презентации новых продуктов и ответов на ваши вопросы. Ждем вас!"
Read Page
Page 1070
A.C. ZIEBER 1957 MICROTUS CALIFORNICUS FEB 15-17 .7mi.N,2.3mi.E MARTINEZ (SALICORNIA MARSH), CONTRACOSTA CO, CALIF. TOTAL OF TAILS BY CHAR. THIERER IN 90 MUS. SPECS IN 4 NIGHTS. SEE THIS JOURNAL THIS DATE. SALICORNIA AND ONLY VERY FEW GREEN TWIGS ON IT. A FEW BUSHES NO LEAVES (CENTAURIA) + SOME LEAVES HAD BEEN CUT NEAR GROUND BUT OTHERWISE NO GOOD FRESH MICROTUS SIGN. GOT MANY ROTHROS, SOME MUS + SORCY. 1.0mi.N, 2.0mi.E MARTINEZ FEB 17 SET (WITH THIERER) 100 MUS. SPECS ON EXTREME W COAST OF MARSH IN MICROTUS RUNS + GOT 1 ABOUT 11AM ON 16TH WHILE SETTING TRAPS. ON AM. OF 17TH GOT 7 ALMS MANY ROTHROS. ALSO MUS + SORCY. THESE 100 TRAPS WERE IN ADDITION TO THIERER'S 90 AT THE 15-17TH LOCATION. MICROTUS WHO WERE EATING GRASS HERE - NO SALICORNIA (OR VERY LITTLE GREEN SALICORNIA) AVAILABLE NOW BUT PLENTY OF DRY PLANTS MATTING MARSH JUST BESIDE MICROTUS RUNS. THIERER WILL PUT UP MICROTUS AS HE MAY WANT TO DO HIS RESEARCH ON THEM.
Read Page
Page 1071
Микроэкология 1989 [illegible] (2024, 1989) в галереи на и м.к. в лот п-ла аналог нет -332. сиил + к. 22-562. зум оп на кран уга д-р амануэля. этот зит сказали знать что ти ко здит надо то жеб сан влад эмос (азимово) код он зиш адет твг аннел ози кратейл (там то). и.2 зум м нзай 5502 + 20м -индс ... ... эмирам эмос, 19801 заем 23аз. 24м оп (гирт кит) -78 глост [illegible] мн нзак 30-500-м эмсот по шун ик1 но мац твба л год + зикл инф г год кт ги.ма и д. эрас -мит22 эбит, х3502 + 24м оз-а. 28нфй грам зотат ок битила вк-93ц эрас оп утиям, утрал кт г1-21 за тв оп мазарон - з984 2802-эктос 534к. 32 [illegible] (зумаз хзай) зтии кси. 20) уфрам 2кал уга в гншй тва (код зум лутро м. 501258 г24м нзак мн эн 2а зумоцм ак-тв мишазант годт по нза3854 зи дд от тмаи
Read Page
Page 1072
A.C.Z. editor 1957 Mus musculus 7 mi. N, 2.3 mi. E MARTINEZ (SALICARIA MARSH), CONTRA COSTA Co., (FEB 15-17) TOWN OF IN 90 YEARS CHAS. THERE ARE RAN FOR 4 MINES. SOME WHITISH BEING PUT UP FOR MUS. JUMP ABOUT 1/4 MI. OR LESS AWAY BUT NO HOUSES FOR AT LEAST 3/4 MI. OR MORE AWAY. GOT ALSO RITHROS, MICROTIUS & Sorex (SEE THIS JOURNAL THIS DATE) 1.0 mi. N, 2.0 mi. E MARTINEZ, (FEB 17) 6 IN 100 ADDITIONAL MUS. SPEEDS SET YEESTAY + RUN THIS A.M. SEE JOURN ALSO RITHROS, MICROTIUS & Sorex . 4 OF 5 OF THESE MUS TAKEN IN YEARS WITHIN A RADIUS OF 30 FT OR SO. AT BASES OF 2 FT. HIGH HILLOCKS COVERED WITH MATTY FARMED GRASS + SHOWING ONE (+ SOME NOW MICROTIUS RUNS.) Meade Co. State Park, Meade Co., Kansas (JUNE 17) 1 (SEEM NOT NORCO), IN 2 FT. DEEP - A FEW MOST MICROW OR Sorex? + DEEPS. MANY SIGMODON CAVANT IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY. THIS MUS WAS FAIRLY LIGHT BROWN - LIGHT TAN + BROWNISH GREY ABOVE - STUNN BROKEN SO NOT SAWES. THIS AREA ABOUT 1/4 TO 1/2 MI. FROM A HOUSE. University of California, Berkeley, Alameda Co., Calif. (KILLED JULY 10 1957) PUT UP 11 ARBINO LAB MUS FOR M.I.E. KNOWN AS - SEE JOURNAL THIS DATE FOR MORE DATA. KEPT AS SLIT SLUN TO SHOW TOOTH SLUN CHARACTERIS OF 2 YEARS, 10+ DAY^3 OLD ON MUS. SNIPPED A 1 HAS TUMOR(?) IN BASE OF SMALL INTESTINE AS 2 SEEM SIGHTLY PARALYZED IN BOTH LEGS - OTHER WISE SEEMS FAIRLY HEALTHY.
Read Page
Page 1073
2400200M 20M [illegible] (Корр миссией?) - [illegible] Знач. Конт. [илл] Т.СМ) 29А9ТОР ни 70-м/рогт (ГБ183) ВЭЯ ВИСТИНУ ЭМИЕ, БЗИН Н ЯЯ ЯВА 1831 до имф туба анд), 5ВМ.2079-79 и - ТРАЖА ТА аф т52600 оН ТУБ МЭЙЯ ИЮЛЮЦИМ, ЗНАЙТФД О214 ТОО, МАЫА 850М. 20 -7100 ЗИТ -ЗАНОТ ЗИЖЕ -32) +3906 + ... ... . 5УИТАМ Э...ИМО.С. И.ИМ.1 ---52. [2]9А 2УМ -ЗАВТИОА ООЙ НИ Д (ГБ7) НИ-38 . М.А ЗИТ НАЯ + МА9015337. 200+ , ХС0КЕ-Х24120,М. 209НФЯ ОЕ-Я ВИЛЛУ 29А9Т НИ ИЖУТ 2УМ ЗЭКТ 20 23888 ТА.О2.50 -79 0Б 30 201049. НИ ИИ О553600 21001ИХ НИИ . 79 С 30 040-0А160МЗ -1889Д НАЛАТ 07ТАМ (2УЯ УНТО.ЦМ (ОЖА ЗМЕТ)) [илл] 0 Д СОАМ, НАФ -310.0 -30ЭМ [илл]-0 [илл] (ООГОЛО-ТОН ХЕ) ГИШУ НИ. 2890 -> .5032 20 (ЮДАЗЫМ ТОМ НИ ЗНАС-ЯМИ, НИ ТРАЖА УОДЭМО) - ВОЯБ -ТРАЯ НАЯЛА ВАУ. 2УМ ЗИТ - ЭВОВА Х509 НЗИНГАЯ -> ЯТ ТРОЛ ЗИТ . ОЗВАБ -ТОН 02... [илл] НИК И М9А. ИМ/ОГ + ТУБА -869A [илл] А ЗЕМАА ФЕНШУА АНУЯКО ТОМЗЮСИНЛ НИ ЯТ-30М ВА ОМИА 11 АИ ТП 200 НИТ -ЗАНОТ 52 -28A НИТУ ХИК ХИК ЗО +РАЛ . 9600-9600.СФ + ЗАЯНКА НО ИШЫЗ -7199Т УОНТ ОТ О9... Д ЯАМНИЯ О...5'РЭД/ОГЕРОГС НИ +АМ2. 30 0УБ НИ []КОМТ ААН) [илл] И ПОСТРАЯЯ НРИХКЗ МЗС С 901 [илл] НАЯН ОБОДЭ -3UU 0Х7
Read Page
Page 1074
A.C. ZIEBROD 1957 PROCYON LOTOR Jan 24 Big Basin State Park, T.E.S., L3W, Santa Cruz Co., Calif. (1000 FT.) Saw 1 20 ft. from my car prowled in 'G' campground Spotted him with lite but he made off thru wood & I lost him on stream. This was about 8:00. Heard calls which were probably the coon. One just like a whip cracking "See-Whap" given twice & repeated once in 30 sec's or so. As I was setting up tents in 'F' camp, I heard 2 spring - I went back to look saw a big coon (Maybe someone as before in 'G' 700 yds away?) He moved slow in lite but as soon as he moved into a tree's shadow he must have run along the shadow cause he sure disappeared quick. I saw him a minute later & finally got him to tree. Eyes shined yellowish sometimes (esp on ground) but sort of bluish- yellow when in tree. He went up 20 ft, but while lite was still on him, came down to 6' of gnd. I missed tho, so he didn't have a chance to get all way down. After scaring him several times he went back up 30' & sat cleaning his fur. Claws were used to hold limbs around only bark - not just wrapping tree. He sometimes came down a few feet head first - holding on like a squirrel, but mostly just backing down. Got him & 20 min. later came back but he was gone. No calls given while I looked at him. Feb 17 President Hill, Conner Costa Co., California. I sent into MUC by Frank J. Radovits of Parasitology at U.C., found by a fellow name
Read Page
Page 1075
{ "text": "А 520315 А\nГЗР\n\n\nТам же Висимая сторона Т, есть навоза земли в х.х.\n\nТам 1 стол и дом из фанеры и барак из\n\nТам 700-800м эл.туб с тил Нилон шнур отпуги\n\nна башню Т, маголя на мин Т201 Т + 400А\n\nНУ9909А - 305Ш юнцы 2-х с оражн . оо:8\n\nНУ9909А А ШИ ТЭТ Опе соо где\n\nВЯРГА-1-00Д штифт галер \"ЗАН-МГ\"\n\nНУ7542 351 Т ЗА . ое до 2:55 ОБ \"П\"\n\nОНИ92 С.ОРАЖН \"Т\" 999А9, 266А\n\nООО-8 А МЯ ЛОД ОТКРАГ ТУЛ (Скелета ЗИР05\"З\" и 3507ЭХ ЗХ ЭРОФМ)\n\nВООЗ ЗВ ТУА эл.ти на Нилон-Орхм эл\n\nэл.ликанэ ЗЗ0Т А ОТМ, ДОВЕЛ ЭЛ эл\n\nШОРАНГ Элт -ЭРАГА ИЛИ ЭКВЯ ДСЛМ\n\nТ. 2016 СЮА-39921Н ЗВУЗ Эл ВЭЛА\n\nШМРХ У ТИТ ЭБРАТ-ЭВНИМ А МИН ШАЗ\n\nИЗЛОНЕР ОЛИКЗ ЗОУ) . ЗЗ0Т ОТ МИН 700\n\nИГ018 ХЕ ГАОЗ.ТУА (ОД052НО ЯЗФ) ЭМАРЭШЭ\n\nТИ ОЗ 9У ТЭЛО-ЭХ , ЗЗ0Т ИК НЭМЮ ШОЛЫ\n\nЗМЕЗ,МИН МБ ЛПГЕ ВАШ-ТЛЛ ЭНКВ ТУА\n\n31А 62 , ОТК 0322ИТ , О47 Х. \"Д ОТ МИН\n\nМЯР АХА ГЗО ОТ ЧОПЖА А ЗУАН ТЫЛО\n\nМИТ 99,0982 МИН-ЭИРАСЗ ,557-ГА , МНО\n\nАК19-3.0 -742 -> '65 9У ШХАБ ТАЙМ Эл\n\nОДЖА ОТ ОЗ2О-ЭЗБВ ЭЛ(АЦ) . 91Т 2ИМ\n\nМЯР9999Н ТЗГЕ ТОЙ - ЯКРАЯ АЧНО\n\nАХ -А МИРОД ЭНАЧА ЗУНТ-ЭМОС: Эл , ЗЗ0Т\n\nА ЗУЛХО-ЭЛЮЛАН-ТЭГАТ ОРАЕН ТЭР?\n\nМВБ 3112998 ТЗГЕ УЯГОМ ТУА . МОО.602\n\nХЯРЕД ЭНАРО .ОКЛАЙ .МИН ОС + МИН ТЕЛФ\n\nАТ ИЕ МА СОНЕ ,ИЕ КАРАБ ИЕ\n\nМИН ТА ОТНОД Т\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520315 А 9187\n\nА 520 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]
Read Page
Page 1076
A.C. ZIEGLER 1957 Peachton Lotor Pleasant Hill, Corner Losio Co., Conifuerito Ferguson O.O.R., skull showing problem But Frank had slunged out an man + taken external + internal parasites himself. Muz # only. Family large or.
Read Page
Page 1077
(28) [illegible] 9
Read Page
Page 1078
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1079
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1080
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1081
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1082
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1083
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1084
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1085
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1086
No text detected
Read Page
Page 1087
No text detected
Read Page