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rolling legs everywhere; alternated 15 Sherwood
and 15 MS toward Chile plus 8 more MS, and
then 9 Sherwood and 9 MS towards Argentina.
The linea touch only two flowering clumps.
Evening calm, mild, full moon.
May 3 night calm, clear, heavy frost. The 64 traps caught
14 Aba longi, 3 Antiscamps, and 1 Orygopus.
The aba longis seems big and long-tailed. Set their
accounts. Saved Shulla.
Heard hummingbird long before sun reached frosty
campsite. Have seen a few hummingbird flowers on
holly-leaved buck = Dodecandra bracteata.
Drove over to Lengua Pass and 5 km down into
Chile until the bamboo had reappeared. Saw only
one flowering clump and at mostly or entirely sterile.
Lots of snow across the pass. Saw several more tiny lights
and one red. Sigh not clear one on top in the snow.
Stopped to shin in this thicker-dropped longa level
close to bamboo. Pavote in floor spent time in
the longa, perhaps eating berries on the smooth-leaved
with flower = Pringia.
Clouded up about 3 p.m. Returned to camp at
Cascada Diora again. Traps during day had caught 2
aba longi.
a couple of hundred yards west, where the Rio
Peregrino crosses under the road, I found a dead
Dromiceia curled up on the path. Very light,