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RIBBLE, D.O.
1987
Journal
59
Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
Nov 5 (Sat). Spent the rest of the morning with the mammalogy class.
The sun warmed things up fast this am. Melanie left this afternoon, as did the mammalogy class. From 1500 to 1600 hrs I
reset traps on RC-1 drift fences plus 40 extra traps
(2 traps per)
as follows: 5 stations on either side of the creek west
of the grid and east of the drift fence [traps #171-180 on
north side of stream; #'s161-170 on south, low # starts
~10m from drift fence]; and 5 stations on the 3 north
(2 traps per)
side of the creek east of the grid and west of the drift
fence (#'s 341-350). Finally, I set 5 stations (2 traps
per) up the steep side canyon which intersects
Robertson Creek ~10m downstream from the east drift
fence. This canyon consists mostly of madrone and
Bay trees with little shrub-level cover. Reset drift
fences on MC-1 around 4630hrs.
2100 hrs - out checking traps on RC-1. It's clear, calm, & cold. No moon.
Trapline west of RC-1:
st. No spp wf sex Age Bridg.
176 0330 Penaycthus ? M imp DTC
N 175 0220 Micrathus 54 F M Davies
Plymats
177 010 S.tamandiji 5 ? ? PTC
179 - N.biscopes Untagged; Didn't TAG.
180 - " " " "
170 1967 P.Californicus 23 ?? Im TWD }
st. 5,6
169 0420 Penaycthus 19 F nullip DTC
165 0130 Micrathus 40 ? M WD (close) PTC st 2,5
Trapline east of RC-1:
349 04140 P.beylli 15 ?? Im TWD ptc
N 340 04220 " 18 F " nullip