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1954
May 18
Baram River Valley, 3 mi SE of Walabun,
elev. 10,500 ft. Nepal. From the talus
slope just above loose camp (see dis-
craption earlier), a Pika is shot as it
scampers out from under a boulder, 8:30AM.
(W.W.D. 102).
A single bird is seen ground feeding
among the grass & low (turning green) firs
near the talus slope. The bird is shot.
This would appear to be the same black-
tail bird which has been observed in
flocks of 40 or more; however, these
birds have occasionally been seen alone.
Time 9:00 AM. (W.W.D. 103).
During mid-morning Sherpa-sider
Angtham boy shoots a Ram Chukor across
the Baram Valley from here (see species
account). (W.W.D. 104).
Late morning & early afternoon spent putting
up the specimens.
Skies overcast by noon and a light
snow this afternoon.