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I caught another tossa fossa #127 of the
at part of his foot off that which was below the
trap. In his stomach we found his foot
and a lot of other stuff that could not
be identified. The weather was fine and
clear until after sun set when it clouded
up.
June 24, 1929
Max: 77 min 50+
caught 2 Galidia elegans #, #, both had wound
them selves up in both traps of sets. The two
sets were near a stream about three kilometers apart
I left for Marafonana about 11:00 A.M., on the way
down I shot a busteo, a kit, and fodeco. I arrived
there about 2:00 P.M. and left for camp about 4:00 P.M.
I tagged 1 chroy., 3 doves, 1 quail and 1 mylat
hawk.
June 25, 1929
Max 77 min 50
got nothing in my traps. I got 3 lemurs
they were playing about in trees they made no
noise but I noticed they had in their stomachs
some fruit off some tree. The fruit was about
this size O and slender. I also shot a
surfoud that was new to the collection
June 26, 1929
max 80 min 55
got a new insectore by a stream that cross
path leading for low down to Coastal Plain the
place is exceedingly damp. # 136 of