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stein, B.R.
1988
3 Aug able to check them until tomorrow! Am tissue and
pickling this mornings' bats + rat + the Beijing snake.
4 Aug. Caught a small Anolis-type lizard in the lab last
nite. Tried to tissue it but there just wasn't
much there.
This a.m. we were taken to our first area of primary
forest - back out along the road we came in on, b.twn.
Km. marker 51+52. A really nice area; spent
about 1½ hr. walking the trail. After lunch it
was to primary forest area #2 - about 2 km.
down the road as it continues past the the
entrance to the Institute. Also a nice area,
but muddier. Spent about 1¾ hr. going along
the trail - this time we brot some traps; set up
a mist net. Not too many as we weren't sure
what the area was like. We finished up at 4:00pm.
Everyone else was ready to go back but Chris + I
took 30 traps + went back + set them in area #1.
It took only 1¾ hr. Both areas had streams but
were relatively dry for rainforest. Have had no
rain since we arrived + this is supposed to be
monsoon season. Saw what was tentatively ID'd
as civet scat in area #1 - that area has lots
more fruiting trees than area #2. Chris claims
to have seen a squirrel + 2 "rats" scampering in
the trees in area #2. Both have dense vegetation,
the latter w/ periodic small clearings +