[Journal] March 6-November 22, 1933
Page 167
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October 26 / 33 1572 attached along shoulders Membrane to which both wings are attached to body along dorsal line WING The above is a drawing to show the attachment of the wings to the body, which was haired all over i.e. back as well as ventral. It's faunt bat was brought in by a Faug [illegible] native. By the way & "Faug[e" comes spelt "Fu-uge & Fuage or Fujuge." Also brought in by Truongian was a Dactylophila & a Bandicoot. I caught three rats. Jeandron arrived back from Deva-Devo saying that sea was high and passesable and there was no word of Adamson. I date 27 / 1933 I did not go out as I had to finish the animal from yesterday. Colamson arrived about 10:30 and I spent the rest of the day talking over plans. I got one rat that was not scared October 28 / 1933 Again caught only one rat. His yesterday time was heavy rain most all afternoon and night. Moose shot a Dacophus in the woods not far from camp and a native brought in a