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Dada, D.
1980
Journal
Hastings Reservation Field Trip
Nov. 21 a lot of light and may have aided
the rate in detecting the rats. Nevertheless
none were caught. We returned to
the "schoolhouse" for dinner. After
dinner at about 8:00 P. we went back
and checked the mist nets, and there
were still no bats. The moonlight
was so bright that flashlights were
not needed to see to walk. We
checked the Sherman live traps and
found we had several animals - Notoma,
Dipodomys, Perognathus, Peromyscus
maniculatus and P. truei. Gordy
cad caught a opossum in a Tomahawk
live trap (Didelphis). I spent the
rest of the evening in a cabin up the
hill just north of the lab. Robert, Gordy,
Rosetta, Gord, Randy, and I made a fire,
sang, and drank large quantities of beer
and wine. I returned (at great effort)
to the schoolhouse at ~ 1:00 A. and went
quickly to sleep.
Nov. 22 I got up at ~ 7:30 A. My stomach
reminded me of the wine the night before.
Breakfast was not an appealing idea, but
I stopped by the schoolhouse anyway. David