Collection trips to Devil's Hole, v4441
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CJS 67-10 the following individuals - ♂ ♀ 18-mm 17 mm 18 16 18 15 18 15 18 18 16 Again - smallest fish not efficiently caught by umbrella sein. Also, fish easily go under the metal frame and placement to prevent most of this is difficult on the uneven shelf. Observations: We found one fish (adult) dead, with its underbelly slit open. One planaria was found in this area. Both specimens were preserved. Fish slide Males still appear lighter than during the first summer months. Many small young. Two bats were found in the water. These were decinigrating and covered with beetle. We also observed one live bat in the water. It evidently hit one of the rock sides at the other end of the "hole," because we suddenly heard a flapping in the water at the deep end. It moved by using this motion and went from near the large rock at the north end of Devil's Hole to the planted cropping at the western side. It climbed up on the