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Stein, B.R.
1958
7 Aug. Rain mostg the night. Nothing in the traps at area #1.
Some still have the bait untouched. Two bats
collected in net at entrance to area #2 - one
Roussettus, one Cynopterus - Art says a new sp. from
this region. Really discouraging. Decide to try
one more night at area one. Reset all traps,
moved those of any indication of ants or of unlikely
placement - hope springs...
8 Aug. Rained from 8:00pm on last nite - pouring from
about 2:00am till dawn - No way can we
check area #1, the river will be too swollen, to say
nothing of the trail itself which would be like
a giant slolam mud course. Art went to
check bat nets at area #2 after breakfast.
The bamboo forest trip is postponed yet again
+ we've been up to 4:30 for 24hr, going on 36hr.
Rained till 11:30am. Caught 2 bats again in
area #2. After lunch the woman in the kitchen
produced a Hesperetes javanicus. She had
mentioned yesterday that she had one in her
yard so Steve gave her a trap. It's small but
he may try putting a collar on it nonetheless.
Headed out to pull all the traps at area #1. The
blue Toyota made it to within 2km. of the trail, then
died. Not surprising since the oil light has
been on + the thing is missing 3rd gear. We
walked to the trail - only light rain thank goodness.