[Journal, June 18 to November 26, 1929]
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around four and now it is clear and getting noticeably colder Jg another Halcony, And but I in the next trap, Q#150 it had its skull broken. It was 2 feet, one in each from the whole uterus was saved. There are 2 pair of mammals both abdominal. Salpo caught a juveniles javelis Galidea elegans it was in two set nuts threw Halcony into the stream. All my rod traps along the path leading to the coastal plain were sprung and dragged from their places. June 29, 1979 Max. 75 min. 50 This morning it was cloudy after raining in the night cleared around noon only to cloud up and sprinkle about 2:00 P.M. then clear and again cloud up this time as black as ink at 4:06 but no rain. I got another Cryptoprocta ferox. He was meek as a kitten, he didn't make the slightest effort to fight or scratch, there was not the least sign of any ferocity Greenway shot & 9 that suffered much or checked Remdr. It had in its uterus embryos in the right horn June 30, 1979 max 76 min 54 cloudy in morning but clear and fine this afternoon. Last night I shot a llama by the camp as well as I can tell he is Myocicebus Linus. I caught 1 Pitossa fossa and 1 Galidea elegans. Coming back