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Pearson
1986
Halley's comet visible all night.
april 17
Picked up trofe at Daybarok; nothing new, saw no
bears while jacklighting.
Stopped at Cervo Gavner and picked up about
5 qts of big owl pellets. The most abundant
(maybe Serracotii)
shrub in the plate is a narrow-leafed Baccharis;
up higher there is a broad-leafed Baccharis umbelliflora,
next most abundant down low is navar, then Euphorbia,
then Senecio, Colletia, Ephedra and (up high) Polypodi.
Scattered throughout is broomgran (Stipa species??)
The shrub-tree down low are "Chacay" = Discaria serratifolia
with spines, maybe a few small ralol.
april 18
Left at 3 p.m. for another Roither shoot, Lots of signs
at the corner where the road to
the airport goes off, but visible from
poles checkpoint. Drove into Arroyo
Chocoloso where there is also lots of
luncher
signs in grazed turf around islands of trees. Lots of
roadwork there, it is now possible to park off the road
there. Rain off and on and windy.
Jacklighted 8:30 to 9:30, half moon, drizzle
off and on, windy. Saw bare(2) 2 or 3 times (arroyo
chocolate) but no mice. Again at 1:45 to 2:15
saw no mice (mostly clear, windy). Then drove
back to the airport turnoff and jacklighted 20 mins.
and drove a little dirt road slowly for 1/2 mile (twice)
but saw only bare. Weather mostly clear; moon had
not doit midnight.