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run in plantation and saw mill near Deje
at Sentini Lake on July 8.
This afternoon my Papuan collector
returned from Djalo, Sentini Lake with a
box full of bats. According to him they
were taken 1-2 km south of the camp in a car. Then we flew up 1 Flycatcher + 2 Miniopterus.
The heavy clouds and rain prevented
the Buka from flying to the Darling
Next until this afternoon (at 6th trip at 9 pm) and
the same sort of weather prevented its return
to Hollandia this evening.
Then part sea planes arrived this
evening.
July 9 Hollandia Netherlands New Guinea
#42 trips - 1 Bat
Spent the entire day catching shining
monkmo.
3 Oreocopus were brought in by Papuans;
1 Phalanger, 1 Calymycterus and with a young one
brought in during the morning hunt of the collector,
2 Stereops, or wild cat, was shot yesterday evening
during my nightly hunt; 6 Solomisia were
brought in by Papuans from Mt. Bird'snose.
The Buka returned this morning from
its 6th flight to the Darling being Cyp
Terindi got. This afternoon it was partly
up the camp for the first time. It is
called in good condition as bannicle, etc.
A small got vessel came in this
morning and borrowed our oil drums to
attempt to float the Benton home.
For six days now it has been stranded
on a small island.
July 10 Hollandia Netherlands New Guinea
Sunday trips not worked (stormy)
Today was spent gathering about the base.
The rain prevented my taking a tour of the region.