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Ko Ford
296
Cynomy3 lvelovicianus
October 6,1955 NW Weld G, Colo.
C.L. recently. Dogs from home had partly dug out several
lumours in vicinity. Used holes on flat at base of 1070
W. slope. This area had more Bola than any surrounding
area. On old dog town area much Saba, 4 apparently many
Sylphologue. Low bound triple shuler present in C.L.
harmer G.
area too. No current grazing. || Visited Wellington reserve,
Colony. In corner area counted 20 adults near there.
Much Kochia gone to seed. Few C.L. when their in thick, but in open
stands where low & green (Kochia linear earlier in thick stands?)
|| On horse pasture to S., 2 or 3 C.L. at W. extremity, but remainder
apparently gassed or holes filled with shavel. Several loads of
patatoes dumped in portion, 4-3 horses there. A few potatoes
half eaten by C.L. Thick Kochia gone to seed. Also told Boelsop-
van. Siva, Styples, cam Kochia, Distribeli, still grow. Saw 1
Stypyle. Field to S. of this pasture barnowed. Two mounds &
lumours apparently reopened there, & there apparently gassed &
filled. In pessenum, area to E+SE of census area seemed
well populated; possibly same from census area moved here. Took
photos of sclerome showing mode tall & thick or compare to
outside explosion.
NW Weld G, Colo.
October 7,1955. At 10 a.m. at Lawrence ranch took seutypes.
Took two C.L., #163/164. A lag only of another in trap, bawaa
dogs apparently having got it. A large Sylphologue in another
far down hole, dead. || At CPER colony took seutrops & caught
4 more C.L. (#165-168). Marked location on overlay map. Two
other traps sprung. At NW extreme a Sylphologue in trap, dead-
fragments eaten, rils cut, stomach, gut, faecum 2"distant. ||