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very small situated in a depression at the
southern foot of the north cliff face of
Mt Wilhelmaya. We passed by two of
Argonne old camps, or only a short (300m)
delay camp and the other about 1 kilometre
from camp. The former was probably on
made by the eastern party 'to the east'
the other one of their main camps.
This morning during the few
minutes I could breathe again could be
seen on the slopes of the Mt. Most of
the day however it has rained, clearing
for a short while this late afternoon but
soon clouding over and raining...
Sept 27 2 km E Mt Wilhelmaya Netherlands New Guinea 3800m.
87 net traps, 17 stale traps - 1 Stenomya (dead)
4 Rattus (live), 1 Pogonomya, 1 Phanerozela
1 Pterogrytes.
This morning removed the traps (83 net, 15 stale)
from the north facing slope of the east spur ridge
of Mt Wilhelmaya. They were next again
on the west slope of a hill west of camp.
These traps were set in varying
habitats from the forest margin, long grass
hill slope to scrubby thickets.
This afternoon prepared specimens.
Today has been the first good day during
the past week. There was sun and shade but not rain until about
5:00 this evening.
Sept 28 2 km E Mt Wilhelmaya Netherlands New Guinea 3800m.
84 net traps, 17 stale traps - 1 Pseudochina,
1 Pogonomya, 5 Stenomya.
Reballed traps ad gathered specimens
the morning. This afternoon remained in camp
to make up lost weight.
This noon Aichfield, Reed, Jerrick,
Shields, 4 Dykes and 4 convicts returned!