ZUBBLE, D.O. 1987 Journal 56 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif Nov12(cont) 2250hrs - out checking traps on MC-1. It's cool (low 50's) and partially overcast. The moon doesn't rise... cli only going to check the top 2 rows of the grid and enter the data here in-bound (primary objective is to shoot for #1943♀ lactating?) Results: P.turei #0410 ♀AD, St 9,5. New P.californicus #1476 ♂ Mat, Favous, lump, post-lactating(?) , 44g. St. 10,6. (teats swollen could not palp any young) P.turei #01110 ♀ lactating St. 10,7 " " # 0430 immature " 10,8. " " # 0320 ♂ " 10,9 P.californicus #1471 ♂ " 10,10. " " 1943 ♀ lactating 9,12. Redesked w/Red. Escaped to West. Finished checking traps by 2330 hrs. Note new P.californicus captured. Nov13. 0700hrs - out checking traps. It's overcast (low cloudy) and cool (upper 40's). Not as many captures on MC-1 as I had expected, given results from last night. Many (~20) traps along the creek bottom had been rolled & closed, possibly a Procyon or Didelphis. * On RC-1 drift lines, I caught #1931♀ lactating at st. E-5 (out). I dusted her with ORANGE powder and released her into grid. She escaped toward the stream in a SW direction. She needs to be killed, but I wanted her to get back to her young ASAP. Finished checking traps by 0900hrs. Collected a F.concolor (?) scat on the Mainu Road adjacent to grid RC-1. Returned to lab with #1977 to collect tissues