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EUREKA, DO
1984
Journal
32
Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co, Calif.
March 18 (cont)
chukering that captures = early & late. Perhaps I can conduct
ksts at an evening.
Spent most of today at Point Lobos with an old college friend John Ruggs.
Returned to Hastings around 1700h and hustled up and reset
L2RDRC and MC drift fences by 1830h. Skies are mostly
cloudy, looks like rain possible tonight.
2105h - out checking traps on RC. It's clear, low 50s (warmer!),
moon is 3/4 full, overhead, and bright! Not bad results
considering conditions. Finished by 2200h -
March 19
0015h - out checking traps on MC drift fences. Low clouds, drizzly (light),
mid 40s. Started checking traps on RC by 0745h - good results.
Finished by 0840h. Summary of results - P. californicus
P. boydii
N. fusciipes
R. rosapinae
10am
19am
#wild
5 9 10
13 21 23
5 3 8
2 1 2
total 25 34 43 wild
It continues to drizzle until 0400h and skies remained partly cloudy all day (clouds particularly heavy over Chews ridge).
Collected ferrets from capture RC in afternoon. Reset RC traps from 16-1730h. Set traps at stations W-2 through W-5 between grid & drift fence (trying to catch offspring of #020). Reset MC drift fences by 1800h. Set 4 Sherman's scattered west of the south end of the west drift fence to try and catch RC 13B14 (?) offspring
2130h - out checking traps on RC. Low 50s, foggy, moon (3/4 full) overhead and visible through fog - great hits. Checked all traps (except B510-8,14) and then conducted 2 dyadic encounters (see app. act). Finished by 2345h.