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1954
Journal
Mar. 25
1 mi N. of Yetung, elev. 6,500' (W. side Arun Riv. Drainage) Near.
Terraced rice paddies, now short-cropped grass covered,
rocky, with low trees & brush in the stream
gullies on this 20°, S-facing slope. A lizard
is shot from the top of a boulder (W.W.D. 59);
no other observed. A line of 20 mm. spec.
traps is set in a stream gully (small
amount of water flowing) and extending
over a grassy knoll to a dry stream
gullies. Traps left overnight, but about
4:30 PM . 1/5" of rain falls, & nothing is caught.
Mar. 26
Some locality. One lizard taken, 7:00 AM
(W.W.D. 60) from a large bush. Another
lizard (W.W.D. 61) shot 9:00 A.M. from the
lower branches of a 30 ft. tree.