Journal, Grid Data, Drift Fence Data, v1552
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RIBBLE, D.O. 1987 Journey 57 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif. Nov 13 (cont) Summary of MC-1 results: P. californicus P. boylii P. truei Perognathus TOTAL 13 (am) 3 captures 5 # " (1 new) 1 " 4 " 13 12pm 3 (captures)(new) - 4 (captures) - 7 #ind. 4 5 4 4 17 Note on RC-1 drift fences I caught a previously tagged P. californicus (♀ lactating) and a new P. californicus. They came out this AM, but by 1000 hrs it was cloudy-overcast, again. It rained hard from 1100 hrs to 1300 hrs. The manual class arrived around 1400hrs. From 1500 to 1600 hrs, M. Salvioni and I used traps on MC-1. We also set out a large Havahart and smaller Havahart to try and catch whatever is turning traps. We reset traps on RC-1 drift lines around 1130hrs. We also put out 4 mole traps (shower-type) at stations W-3 (#2), W-9, and E-7 inside. It has gone. We released #1474 and he climbed ~3m up a Madrone and fell to the ground. He then scurried along the fence toward the creek, but I made him turn around. It was obvious he wanted back across. Finally (after 5 min) he went into a trap at E-9 and we let him to the outside. It sprinkled on and off into the evening. 2200hrs - out checking traps on MC-1 with Marco & B. Peyton. Brief, cool and overcast. Radio-collared #143 at station 9/12 - Check 3 checked all traps including drift lines Finished checking traps at 2330hrs. Took #1476 back to lab and closed her. Will leave her in cage overnight. Nov 14. 0640 - out checking traps with Marco. It's overcast and calm (50's). Picked up radio-signal of #1943 at station 9,10 which is an old Nestoma Middle. At the top there is an