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Pearson
1985
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Oct.27 Saveranda. Light rain during the night and misted about
9 a.m., then scattered clouds, Trofts bold see oddly
Oryzomyx measured bamboo clump. Found a lot?
dropping with 2 Androisings and some trees with long
polo coarse fur and claws up to 15 mm long, only
slightly reversed.
→ probably bare!
at 2 p.m.
Oct.28 Cool, scattered clouds in Baridobo. Went out to El
Cordero to look for Rattler signs. Still almost
none in the field near our campsite, where they were
abundant X years ago, but found a concentration
of droppings and a few holes around some clumps of
cinder across the road. Suffering everywhere. Found
a good shunk skull lying all by itself, clean.
Oct.29 Baridobo. Scattered clouds, cool. Pogostia? etc.
Oct.30 Baridobo. "", a few snow flurries.
Owl peltala and computing
08.31 Went out to the town clump to look for Rattler
signs and taco sign. Lots of taco, and some fresh
Rattler droppings near the east end of the meadow,
plus some cleared nap dandelion flowers, probably by
Rattlers. While snooping around we were approached by
José Celestino Arriola, a 66-yr old Campesino,
champion ape man. He was born in the north, moved
when going to Rio Mauco, then to Baridobo. He knew
Herenchupan. He remembers the "1928 or 1929"
flowering of the bamboo (in Mauco, I think) as well