Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (2 of 5)
Page 78
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3 Moschus Patches of small damp ponds be the droppings of this deer were seen in forests on cliffs at 12-13,000 feet. The dogs never flushed one of these deer from it over a broad meadow but a cold breeze of Cervulus (Muntjac) it to shoot- 4 Baron Henri the Austrian Botanist saw one near our camp this way up to visit some morning. None were seen by us. 5 Apodemus (large eared) Abundant in forest under logs at 12,000 feet! 6 Apodemus (small eared) One taken in forest at camp. 7 Apodemus (buggery) Two secured in forest at camp. 8 Apodemus? (long tailed) One secured in forest also base of rocks near camp.