Journal, Grid Data, v1554
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RIBBLE, D.O. 1989 JOURNAL - GRID DATA Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif. GRID WIZ: Peromathus, Neotoma, & Misc No Date Sex Age Body N. bascalus N 1162 290 B* M small N 1105 250 B? M small 115 140 F 1mm x nillo Trap opened--wire slipped out. N 1167 330 B? M Small N 1109 205 B? M TAD N 1169 240 F early wild grass N 1171 285 B? M TOOL/ice 1114 h? M N 1172 180 F >40 unpinulip. N 1173 265 F >40 unpinulip 1126 220 B? M toad N 1174 240 B? M small S. trachidactylus 8/25 6 F M YES N 010 h? ? Peromathus 0/00 24 B? M toad 010 24 F M m/p. parasit N. bascalus N 1170 265 F M unpin. D 1177 320 B? M Small N 1178 225 F M m/p. nullip. Jan 23(a) Jan 24(a) Jan 25(a) Jan 26(a) Jan 27(a) Oct 1 2 3 4 5 15,12,14,12,19,12,14,12,14,12 11,8 11,18 8,0 7,7 -Apparently Neotoma caught by tail & claws trap, was not caught opening trap. 5,3 53 4,6 4,12 12,11 13,10 9,7 9,10 9,10 3,4 2,1 2,1 15,15 Trap destroyed 8/3 0,4 9/16 4,3 1,3 1,3 1,3 15,15 15,15 lost tip of tail sheath. Hugo? Comments 3-caught in Tomahawk trap " " 4-Same 2-caught in funnel 2- caught in Fun Escaped pre pre. checked again!