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JPMajors
1974
Camp list
50 Km W of Villa Mascardi by road, 300', Provincia de Rio Negro, Argentina
17 May
camped on edge of moraine from glacier on Mount Tronador, beside a small stream. Rained throughout the night,
and snow accumulated not too far above us (in fact some of our rain was mixed w/snow.) Nothofagus pumilio,
N. antarctica, and N. dombeyi were present. The Chusquea colchica and other lower plants forming a very
dense ground cover.
Colaptes pitius
Dendrocygnes lignaris (1)
Campephilus magellanicus (3)
Aphrastura spinicuda 100+ in several large mixed feeding flocks
Pygarrhichas albogularis - 10 with Aphrastura
Scytalopus magellanicus ±
15 Km N of El Bolivian by road, on Arroyo de los Repolles, altitude: Provincia de Rio Negro, Argentina
17 May
altitude = 1800' partly logged Araucaria forest with a few undulate - interspersed Nothofagus
many Rosa, a few Aristotelia magui. The bottom of the river in valley, is not wide - less than 200m across,
and much if it has been cleared, probably by leaves/leaves near our camp. The river itself is ~10m across
where there is only one channel. But in several places the water flows in several channels each under 5m
across. Water is shallow; few pools appear to be over 30cm to 1m deep. It is a fast rushing
stream, + obviously runs much higher at times of the year. During the evening of 18 May when
we arrived, the rain showed signs of (melting cap - extensive cloudless patches). But about 0630 rain
began again + has continued all day. Some mixed snow.
Merganetta armata - 4:07-08; 3:07uv
Wilhago chilango 2
Felice opanvarius ±
Poregrinus fulvus 1
Aphrastura spinicuda 100+ in several large mixed feeding flocks
Pygarrhichas albogularis ± - solitary
Brachyloida patagonicus 20
Anserotus sp 4
Oinododo Pyrope pyrope 3