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nov.6 To La Veranada with Anita + Isabel. Stopped at
Barranco. A lot of wire had been clear cut on
the east side of the road, right up to our marked
Climp E2, but it was not disturbed.
Sacramento Moreno from Doñana in
Spain dropped in, then dinner with Adrian
Morgan and his family. He is continuing his
Preparations for an Environmental Education
Camp.
Yesterday in the Museum in the Civic Center
two young men were studying the moose exhibit
and I heard one use the word "Cricetidos". It was
José Sins Puig y, 4th Parkguard of the XIV Promoción.
nov.7-16 Barceló - Barranco
nov.16 To Estación Perito Moreno with Anita, in PM.
Walked up to the cover SE of the lake and saw, as
Christie had said, a pile of droppings on the floor of the
darkest cave, under a shallow, rough, scooped out
place in the ceiling, maybe a quart of droppings;
definitely brown, not black, too big for myotis, probably
Histioteles. Went back at 11:30 p.m., nothing in the
cave, but a couple of bats flew in and around the
mouth of the cave while we were inspecting. We set out
front for about ½ hr, saw a few more bats, then shelled
in to cave again (nothing). Left about 12:40 a.m.
Moon about 1 day past full. Hunted for Reithrodontes
with the NVG's near + in Marfolf's turf and along
the railroad - in about 2 hrs saw nothing.