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RIBBLE, D.O.
1988
Journal
32
Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
March 18 (Sat). #1104's mate (#1197) or her weaned babies). From 1730h to
1800h we reset RC drift fences and only the traps
around station 4,13 to try and catch #1146's male which
we will collar.
2130h - out checking traps on MC. It's clear, calm, no moon, 50's.
Finished checking traps on MC by 2230h and proceeded to Grid RC.
Didn't catch any P. californicus on RC traps, only P.baylii & Micrurus (which I
didn't record). We concentrated on radio-tracking #1187 & #1152 (see Appendix).
Headed for home @ 2355h - good telemetry tonight!
March 19
0630h - out checking traps on MC. It's clear, calm, low 50's, no moon
visible. Finished checking traps on MC by 0800h and proceeded
to check traps on RC. Marco got radio-locations on all 3 animals
on RC, but we didn't catch any suspected mates of #1146.
Returned to lab around 0930hrs to stuff P.baylii mortality
and collect tissues from 2 new P.californicus.
Summary of results on MC:
P. californicus (locap) [new] 10
P. baylii 5
[no (2 new)] 18
P. truei 9
10 (1 new) 13
W. hudsonipes 0
1
1
Peromyscus 1
2
2
TOTAL 21 (1 new)
36(0 new)
44 ind
Marco released the animals at their capture locations around 1330h.
Today was sunny, clear, mid 70's - NICE. We reset traps on
MC from 1615 to 1650hrs. Caught 3 Eumeces skiltonianus
in pit falls. We released them without marking them. We reset
RC drift fence from and the traps around station 4,13 (baited with
Peanut Butter) from 1700 to 1730hrs