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Bissie, D.O
1984
Journal
257
Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
March 10 Arrived down at Hastings the 9th with my parents. We've been sightseeing the past 2 days. Weather has been overcast, some drizzles. Thus put around 1600h, we set MLC drift fence traps and several (~12) grid stations to try and catch P.C.
2200h - out checking traps on MLC. It's still overcast, raining off and on, upper 40s. Results (P.californicus only):
7,4 1480 33g TMD, SAD
9,4 1260 scrotal, mat.
11,5 1496 lmm, TND
11,5 1508 27g [illegible] bag, lmm, TND. - Returned to lab
9,10 1481 SAD, weepy.
9,18 1509 20.4g covered up female lmm. (green powder) - returned to lab finished by 2245h.
March 11
0645h - out checking traps on MLC with DAD. It's mostly clear, low 40s. Results on grid traps (P.C. only):
St 9,4 #0100 47.5g lactating, pregnant. Dusted RED.
St 10,16 #020 48g. pregnant, briefly lactating. Dusted PURPLE
St 9,7 1481 RecAP
St 9,9. 1357 43g lactating. Dusted ORANGE
9,9 111 scrotal.
9,17 1510 female lmm. 18.5g. Returned to lab.
9,18 #040 male scrotal. Caught in same trap as Puerkatthus #01040!
We closed all traps this am, leaving traps blocking passageways blocked on drift fences. Finished checking traps by 0800h and returned to lab to collect trivium from the new P.C.