Journal, Grid Data, Drift Fence Data, v1552
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ZIBBLE, D.O. 1987 Journal 46 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif. Nov. 19 (cont) GRID TRAPS: 5t # SPP wt set, etc. N 6,14 04410 P.boylii 18 o? SAD TND 6,14 1074 P.californicus def. lactating. Redusted w/ RED powder. 5,14 03430 P.boylii ? M lactating 5,14 0130 Microtus o? m TWD (dbs) Transect west of RC-1 results: N 167 1101 californicus 2? ? imm nulliparous - returned to lab. to collect tissues 115 0140 Microtus 4lo ? M lactating St. 2,5 163 0220 Perognathus Recap St 1,5. 161 04340 P.boylii Recap 173 1914 P.californicus o? m scrotal 176 0330 Perognathus Finished by 0945 hrs. All drift fence passageways were left open & pit cauls were covered. Bled animals back in lab, released them at point of capture, and left for Beyer today this afternoon. Nov.23 Arrived back at Hastings around 1300 hrs. Cl'ts clear, calm, low 70's. From 1500 to 1530hrs I reset the traps on the drift fence on RC-1, set at stations traps 15,15; 5,14; and 6,14 on RC-1, and set a 5 station (2 traps per) transect east of the grid. On the transect, used trap #'s 321-330, with #321 starting at drift fence. This is basically the same transect as last week. The creek bottom is very damp, and the willows have started turning yellow. From 1600-1630hrs I reset drift fence traps on MC-1, and set stations 9,8; 9,9; 9,10; 9,12; and 9,13. Returned to clean traps. The moon (1/8 full) is set in the west as the sun was setting