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a session for planning the curriculum, Dusseld
and pelota.
may20 cold, drizzly. Some snow still left.
may21 Partly sunny in the afternoon. At 4 p.m. Put
traps across the flanks of Caro Grones, reaching up to
the base of the cliff at the left - had and and closing
a rocky bluff (but most of them in pre-cardillera
steppes, alternated big Shannon and MS; total 130.
may22 Barceló, first part of night without rain, but rain snow
before dawn. Put traps at 9 a.m. in drizzle + snows. They
held 22 also panthera, 16 Eligmo, 3 also longi, and 1
Ctorump (in a MS at a hole). Two digging at one
other places. Note no Ctorump and very few also longi.
Saw 2 hares yesterday while sitting.
Rain and heavy wet snow most of the day, but the
snow not lasting. Did not check trapper in the afternoon.
may 23. Barceló. Cold + drizzly in the morning, almost clear
at Caro Grones. Picked up traps at 9 a.m., and also
new owl pellets. Saw no ocelot.
About half the museum specials were sprung by rain
or hail. The catch was: 1 Phyllote (ruby land), 2 also longi
(at least one of them, up at the bottom of the cliff), 13 also
panthera (1 of them in the same trap that caught the two yesterday)
and 9 Eligmoaster. In spite of rain & hail only 1 of more
than 70 mice was dead in a Shannon (cat meal bait).
Vegetation is fairly rich and diverse: Lots of bromeliads
(mostly laeosa stefa), the commonest shrubbes a