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Notes
Rom Chukor (int)
5
General Impression (int.)
from the slopes above camp every morning.
April 29
Angthakung has shot a female
chukor somewhere near camp and
four yolks, one enclosed in shell
& preserved (W.W.D. 103) are found in
the reproductive tract.
May
April 18
Borm River Valley (Base Camp) elev 15,500ft
Ngwal. Angthakung shoots a partridge
on the slopes directly across from
Base Camp. This bird is skinned for pre-
servation (W.W.D. 104). No parasites are
found on this male. Crop contents (full)
yield green grass and the tops of a com-
mon bow green fish.
Rom Chukors are still heard nearly
every morning on the slopes around Base
Camp.