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Ribble, D.O.
Journal
1987
58
Yosemite Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
Nov. 14 (cont). entrance next to a rock which is covered with RED powder. We
closed all traps on MC-1.
On RC-1, caught a lactating P. californicus #1917. We used
her at the truck, dusted her with RED powder, and released
her. Also caught a S. latimanus in a thimble at W-4 or RC-1, which
we overdosed on metamizol and gave to a Mammalogy student to
digest. Finished checking traps by 0900 hrs under clear sunny
skies.
Summary of Results:
P. californicus 34 1 4
P. boylii 6 (3 new) 4 (new) 8
P. tueei 0 1 1
P. maniculatus 1 (new) 0 1
Perognathus 4 1 4
N. fuscipes 0 1 1
S. howardii 1 0 1
Total 16 8 20
We closed all the traps on MC-1. Tonight we will open only
traps on the top 2 rows to catch # 1941 ->
1500 hrs - no set MC-1 drift lines and 2 top rows on the grid.
Re-set RC-1 drift lines around Kallies. It remained close
& sunny today.
2130 hrs - out to check only traps set on MC-1 and hopefully calla
#1944's radio-track #1943. Clear, calm, upper 40's.
*Caught #1943 at 9:10 without her collar! Su species acct. for
description. Went home at 2315 hrs - left traps on grid open
Nov. 15. 0645 - out checking traps. It's clear, calm, and cold (low 40's).
Heavy frost on grass. Only caught one P. tueei (#0100) on
the grid. Summary of drift fences:
P. boylii - 3 (new)
Perognathus - 1
E. megacetus - 0
N. fuscipes -
MC-1 2
RC-1 5 2 1
Total 4 10