Journal and grid data, v1555
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RUBBLE, D.O. 1989 JULY 03 78 Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif June 30 (cont.) Today was sunny, low 80's. At 1700h we went to WR and took radio-locations on the 2 collared females (see spreadsheet) and reset all traps, finishing by 1930h. Reset RC drift fence traps by 1845h, and lastly reset all MC grid and drift fence traps by 1930h. Also got a radio-location on F9100 (see spreadsheet). 2210h - out checking traps on GRID WR. Clear, low 60's. Good results, put out a new radio-collar on F 1549 (see spreadsheet) Finished by 2300h July 1 0540h - out checking traps on MC with Megan who arrived last night. Clear, low 50's. Picked up or opened up all grid traps as we checked traps. Finished by 0700h and proceeded to check RC drift fence traps. Started checking traps on WR by 0800h. Again, alot of Pt and Neotoma. Put out another radio-collar on F 1175 (see spreadsheet). Finished by 1000h and returned to lab to take vaginal swabs. Summary of results. GRID MC (1AM) 30(RM) GRID WR (1AM) #ind P.californicus 14 captures 8 cpts 12 cpts 13 P.baylissii 14 " NEW 19 (new) 2 P.tenei 3 " 9 " 19 (new) 21 Perognathus 2 " 1 (new) 4 (new) 5 N.fuscipes 2 " 15"(new) 8 (new) 23 TOTAL 40 captures 33 (2 new) 44 (3 new) 64 Today was sunny, low 80's. Julie and Megan spent the afternoon trying to get radio-locations on the GRID WR females while I caught up on field notes. From 1730-1930h Megan & Julie reset all WR traps and I worked on telemetry locations. We then reset RC drift fence traps by 1900h and MC drift fence