General Account 1938-1939
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This morning tendel traps and serpend specimens. This afternoon was spent in hunting and looking over the country along the ridgy, At the east of camp. Returned to the out met this morning and collected pellets and shell remains. This are at least 1 sp. in the album that I have not collected her. Material identified in 5 old pellets - 1st 2 Mlomy 2nd Portion of dry mound probably Pseudochine 3rd 1 Pseudochine, 1 Stummy 4th 1 Bet (insetum), 2 Mlomy (and up) 5th 1 Mlomy Oct. 17 9am NE Lake Habbema, Netherlands New Guinea 2800m. 205 mmx traps, 226 net traps 26 stick traps - 6 Stummys, 3 Plesugals, 1 Diomys 2 Mlomy This morning tendel traps and serpend specimens. This afternoon set 220 net traps and up 5 stick traps along the ridgy at the east of camp and in the camps to the south. Transport arrived today. A poparam carrying. Dr. Felle and Capt. Ferink left this morning for the Habbema camp. Oct 18 9am NE Lake Habbema, Netherlands New Guinea 2800m. 205 mmx traps, 220 net traps, 29 stick traps - 6 Plesugals, 1 Endornia, 1 Pogomys, 3 Stummys (2 brands), 4 Mlomy. The Myeto was taken yesterday evening by Dr. Jorupus shortly by: 1 Plesugal, no caught by my collecting boys. This morning tendel traps and serpend specimens. This afternoon had a short trip to the stream in search of a good place to set traps. Remained in camp late Stummys because of unpleasent weather. Saw a new or rather - different type of net traps this afternoon. It was a net