Journal, Grid Data, v1554
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RIBBLE, D.D. 1986 Journal 62 Hastings Reservation, Moncay Co., Calif May 20 This afternoon was clear and hot! 94° on grid MC and at least 98° (cont) at the cabin. We took it easy most of the afternoon. Got 150 traps together from Bot-ones and numbered them. Reset DC drift fences around 1730h. From 1800 to 1900h I reset all the traps on MC while Marco got radio-locations on the collared animals (see Telemetry Data). 2245h - out checking traps on MC. It's clear, low 60's. Moon is >4 full and setting in the west. Finished checking traps by 2320h. Marco finished up with some telemetry locations (see Telemetry data) May 21 0615h - out checking traps on MC. It's clear, calm, mid 50's. We picked up the folding Sherman as we checked traps and closed all of the non-folding Shermans. Started checking DC drift fences by 0730h and finished by 0815h. Summary of results on MC = P.californicus 20 (pm) 4 captures P. huei 4 " 5" 6 P. boyii 0 " 11" 15 N. fuscipes 1 " 3" (new) 4 TOTAL 15 " 23" 31 captures Fewest captures of the 5 nights of trapping - apparently the heat is decreasing activity. We went into town this am for groceries and took it easy in the afternoon in prep for telemetry tonight. Today was another scorcher - 98° at the weather station. We reset all drift fence traps from 1000 to 1400h. Marco set up things for telemetry (see Telemetry data). Marco took off for telemetry around 2100h. Call him joining him later -- -- May 22 - 0215h - out on MC for telemetry - it's clear, low 50's, no moon. Pretty night (see Telemetry Data).