Journal, Grid Data, v1554
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Ribble,D.O. 1988 Journal 31 Hastings Reservation, Mendocino Co., Calif. March 17(cont). Whichever grid we don't do telemetry on, we will trap for 5 days and then trap the grid in which telemetry was done. The sun doesn't set until 18:15 hrs and it is dark around 1840hrs. 2140hrs-out checking traps on MC. It's clear, calm, no moon, 50F. Radio-collared # 1104 (see supp lct) Finished by 23:15 hrs and headed home- very tired March 18 0630hrs-out checking traps on MC. It's clear, calm, low 50F. No moon is visible. We finished checking MC by 0800 hrs and proceeded to Grid RC. On grid RC we radio-collared 3 animals (see supp lct). Finished checking traps by 10:00h and returned to Lab to bleed 2 new animals captured last night and this am. Summary of results on GRID MC: P.californicus 7 (1new) 0 10 P.boylii 13(5new) 11(2new) 21 P.kuei 4 (1new) 10 (3new) 11 N.fuscipes 2 2 3 Perognathus 2 0 2 TOTAL 28 (7new) 29 (5new) 47 (12new) Summary of results on GRID RC this Am: P.californicus 12 (1new) P.boylii 23(5new) N.fuscipes 3(2new) Perognathus 4 TOTAL 42 (8new) Marco returned the new animals to their capture sites after lunch and got radio-locations on all of the collared animals.(see supp acct). We reset all traps on MC from 10:30 to 17:00hrs. We moved the traps from stations 6.5 & 6,6 and put them around station 8.5, 7.5 to try and catch