Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (3 of 5)
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t in holes where raccoons had carried them. It appears the first few took like that got their escapement out on the haunts of Bongo Grant pig. 15 My broke camp this morning after a stay of weeks here in which time we collected over 200 animals of 22 species. This camp has exceeded in number of species in abundance any we have had in China just excepting any of the Snow men camps. About 11 pm gassed thru the village of Tsa-Chen situated into a mountain valley filled by rice terraces. The whole way the road descended down until a place amid fig trees with large figs near the stem, every broad elliptical leaves. A leafless Erythrina tree with red blossoms was also seen near streams. On the field edge.