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25th D. Richardson.
1938
General Account
Collecting Issues (2) 40 K. 2 canines
Personal equipment 20 K. 1 "
Aug 24 Lake Habema Netherlands New Guinea 3225m.
195 mmr traps, 191 rat traps, 22 stil
traps. - 3 Pseudochinus (major in pool), 6 Stenonys
3 Phascologale, 2 Hydromys, 1 Pogonomys (alive).
This morning and early afternoon prepared
specimens and trolled traps as usual. Late afternoon
went through the first part of the bay looking
for suitable trapping location. The forest did not
look as productive or far as mammal as covered
as that section of forest NE of camp when I saw
how 96 trap set.
The afternoon Fox returned with the zealous (10 +/- min)
from its party NE of camp. Forest down to
2500m. and the upper edge of papulatin. The
report enthusedly an excellent collecting region
in the many forest.
Aug 25 Lake Habema Netherlands New Guinea, 3225m.
195 mmr traps, 191 rat traps, 22 stil traps,
5 Stenomys, 1 Pogonomys (all again brought yesterday)
1 Rattus, 1 Hydromys.
This morning trolled traps and prepared
specimens. This afternoon remained in camp
the rain not permitting field work.
This afternoon the camps has
been humming in spite of the rain for tomorrow
the first group of soldiers, Dykes, etc go to &
establish the Wilhelmina camps. Rand is going
up tomorrow with his collectors and a cook to
establish or arrange the establishing of camp.
Aug 26 Lake Habema Netherlands New Guinea 3225m.
195 mmr traps, 191 rat traps, 22 stil traps
2 Pseudochinus (m in air from pool/ adult ?), 1 Phascologale,
1 Rattus, 3 Stenomys.
This morning trolled traps and prepared