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RIBBLETO
1987
JOURNALS
(6)
Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
March 28 (cont.)
Trapline A (MC-1)
st. No. Sp. Wt. Sex Age Body
(N) 1 02220 P. boylii 24 ? m TNO
(N) 2 0360 P. californicus 20 ? m imp.
nullip.
3 1026 P. californicus 46 ? m scrotal
N 3 1067 P. californicus 37 ? early
m nullip.
5 1035 P. californicus 32 ? m scrotal
(N)(5) 1068 P. californicus 25 ? early
subadult TNO
(N) 6 b2230 P. boylii 24 ? m TNO
(N) 10 02240 P. boylii 20 ? m TNO
(N) 10 02310 P. boylii 21 ? m TNO
Finally, finished checking traps at 1140hs. At 1430hrs I went out to MC-1 to try and locate dusted animals and relocate the 2 nest boxes.
First, I dug up where # 790 escaped last night. I found no nest sign, but did find old acorn & tucayge shells. This locality (under rocks) was very cool and damp, probably too much so for a nest. I brmed the nest box under the biggest rock, and filled in the sides with smaller rocks. I also left about 1/4 cup of oats in the box. Next, I dug up some of 1434's escape site - an old Marmota muddan (above 9,12, ~3m). Eventually this lead to a hollow in a buckeye root which I couldnt reach in.
The locality was very dry, with lots of dead grass & moss lining passageways. I put a nest box in the middle of the mudden and recovered it with sticks and moss.
Finished using MC-1 and transects by 1630 and moved on to RC-1 to reset traps. Finished RC-1 by 1745h.