Journal and grid data, v1555
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Bibble, D.O. 1989 Journal 1 Hastings Reservation, Monkey Co., Calif Jan 4 Arrived at Hastings this PM around 1430h. It's clear, mid-60s. There is still snow on Lewis Ridge, Arnold Hill, and even some on the east ridge behind Hastings. Apparently Hastings received a good snow during Christmas (2 inches around lab). Green up is continuing - vegetation looks good. The snow did result in a lot of snag and branch fall. (M=56, lOW=26 on MC max/min thermometer) Set and baited all trap stations on GRID MC. Added stations at 7,4; 8,4; 9,4; 10,4 - and 11,5 to assure capture of all breeding P.californicus (see grid data Dec.18) Set all MC drift fence traps. Finished by 0515h - not enough daylight left to set RC drift fence traps. 2115h - out checking traps on MC. It's clear, upper 40s, no moon. Good start this PM! Finished by 2230h. Jan 5 0700h - out checking traps on MC. It's cloudy, upper 40s, and raining lightly off and on. The rain continued - hard at times. Due to conditions I didn't weigh all animals. Finished by 0830h and returned to lab to blood 2 new animals (and dry out...) Summary of results on MC: P.californicus 4(Pm) 5(AM) #ind 4(1new) 9(1new) 11 P.baylil 5 9(3new) 10 P. humei 3 4 5 Perognathus 1 3 3 N.fuscipes 1 1 2 R.mamilatus 0 1 1 TOTAL 14 (1new) 27 (4new) 32 Before lunch I checked on the captive animals. The cage on the right was flooded, but fortunately both mice were ok. I transposed them to a plastic cage and put them in the lab. The other cage with babies was fine & dry