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RUBBLED
1980
Journal
107
Hasting Reservation, Monterey Co, Calif
Oct 10
0645h - out checking traps on MC. dT's clear, low 60's. Started checking
traps on RC by 0720h, and on WR by 0920h. Finished checking
traps on WR by 1040h and spent the rest of the morning picking
up traps on WR. Returned to cabin by noon.
Summary of Results on RC:
P.californicus - 7 captures
D. bouffii - 17 ""
N. fusipes - 1 ""
Mucrotus - 1 ""
Perognathus - 2 ""
total 28 ""
15 (Mon)
10 (Sun)
# new
12
21 ""
24
5 ""
6
3 ""
4
3 ""
3
42 ""
49
Summary of 9/20 WR: P. californicus - 10 captures
P. truei - 15 "" (3 new)
N. fusipes - 11 "" (1 new)
Perognathus - 10 "" (1 new)
total 42 captures (5 new)
Today was hotter than hell (100 at cabin) with little breeze. I spent the
afternoon working on CAPTURE data analysis from WR.
Reset RC grid traps from 1630 to 1715hrs, and added 5 National traps
to catch N. fusipes. Next I set out 20 traps at the 1st & 2nd
crossings on Big Creek in order to catch 2 female P. californicus
for captive breeding purposes. Reset MC drift fence traps around
180fters and set stations 9,10 -> 9,10 in order to catch just dust & #1200.
2100h - out checking traps on RC. dT's clear, upper 60's, moon (74%) is
just setting. Finished by 2200h and moved on to check Big Creek trapline
Results at 1st Crossing (eastern)
#1375 Q, flat, up, null, parous. 34.5g. Previously ear-tagged! Returned it to lab.
Deeusa
Q, mature, pregnant. Looks like an ear-tag ripped out! But no tissues collected, so perhaps
tagged during dispersal trapping
No animals caught on grid MC traps. Finished checking all traps by
2240h.