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on this trip (Oct. 31 to present).
Home 2:30 after stopping at Cero Sone to inquire about stolen
traps.
Dec 12 Cool, scattered clouds, windy. To Cero Sone in morning
with Isabel Balboain + AKP to measure lambers.
Many or most new shoots are now parasitised. Maybe
the synchronous/cyclic blooming is a strategy to
beat the parasite? precordillera
Dec 13 To Cero Sone at sunrise for staff photos and
to look for missing trophs at the school. Notrophs, The
south base of Cero Sone was a sea of red-brown Polygonum.
Lots of Calceolaria blooming, Senecio not yet, Pale Robin in
full bloom,
Day sunny, most of day with groupies, then to
Javier Belloti's home with Andesacho Colorado beans,
floor, countertops. Adrian says the stopper was under
snow continuously for 3 months. Daniel Gordon says
there is now a notable scarcity of aquatic birds at
Estación Panta Moreno and of other birds in general such
as pecky colorados and Cotorreras. Those aquatic birds
with nests laid very few eggs. The juniors (tules)
are almost wiped out. But he saw a horned owl. Even
in October there were temperatures (in Bardolfo) down to
-6°C.
Dec 14 Clear,