General Account 1938-1939
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specimens This afternoon went for short hunt down the track but returned because of bad weather. Yesterday evening boy at jackying and saw small "tuben" set in - the but missed the shot. Sara moved to 800m. camp today. Weather: Mist, overcast all morning. Afternoon intermittent storms, high hills overcast with occasional mist and few blue. Mar. 5 SW Bernhard Camp Darling R., Netherlands New Guinea 1200m. 217 net traps, 172 mossa traps, 27 stilch traps, 231 snares - 5 Milony's, 1 Thromys, 1 Arisomy's, 1 Peroryctes. This morning spent in great in packing specimens and equipment for the transport down tomorrow. All traps are in 172 mossa traps, 216 net traps, 27 stilch traps, 9 still leave a Dutch bus for the next two days to attend the snares. This morning Holt and Schindler came in - they plan on staying here this night and tomorrow with us then go over into the Segie River country to visit the nature. A note from Brown says all well. Weather: High overcast with occasional light rain, a few short lulls with sunshine. Mar. 6 SW Bernhard Camp Darling R., Netherlands New Guinea 800m. 231 snares (at noon camp) - 0 Broke camp this morning and after about 1/2 hours travel arrived here. Plans arriving in 1200m. camp, coming down tomorrow the following is a list of carriers load. Traps 5 Collecting boxes 2 Specimens 2 Box 32 1