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At the camp below I left two collecting boys, Marcus and Jolly, with 151 net types, 287 more types and 9 stub types. They have instructions to find them each morning and to preserve the materials taken. Three days from today they are to move 2 of the 3 types down to a new locality and for each day following until all the entire types have been changed.
Marcus the Congresses is in Camp.
Today I brought up with me 11 stub types and 1 net type which are to be set at tomorrow.
Sept. 2km C Mt. Wilhelmina Netherlands New Guinea 3800m.
5 types. This morning Bard and I went up the Scree Valley for about 1 kilometer. It was looking for birds and an out in spetula. I am looking for normal signs and a place to set off the stub types. Small runway, but fairly common in the region particularly large the bird of gypses petech. About the loss of the stems slide when the large fumbles from piled up and things have been taken down but by wind and look as larger runways speed again to be those of Wilhelmina. Small runway go quite through the brush near boarding the large talus and seem to disappear in the open after many land.
There are myna refugees beneath their buildings and about their dung can be found which apparently belongs to this animal.
In the clearing green areas there is a third type of runway, regular signs to go rudimentarily through the grass. There are very small scylton lizards and angora which have been dry eyes in these regions. Then I believe as made by Parajeta.
We planned the start of the