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Ribble, D.O.
1988
Peromyscus californicus
21
Hastings Reservation, Monterey Co., Calif.
May 7 This am on grid MC cl dusted the following animals:
#1186, Q wat, lactating. St 10,10. PURPLE
#1200 Q, " , " . St 10,9 GREEN
On RC drift fence cl dusted #1154, Q, lactating with ORANGE
powder at station W-8)
(new animal)
#1275 Q SAD, up, nullip. 31g. Ear-tagged. RC drift fence, St E-10(in). Saliva coll.
Also Pull on grid MC, cl caught #1111, O at station 9,9 covered (fuct, month,
Laws) with fresh GREEN Powder from #1200 Q
May 18 This Am on grid MC, cl dusted #1205 Q, lactating, st 9,10. with
BLUE-GREEN Powder
#1276 Q Wat, imp, nullip. 31g. Ear-tagged. MC drift fence, St W-9(in). Saliva, coll.
(no sign of any powder)
#1278 O SAD, TAD. 29.5g " - " . RC drift fence, St W-2(out). " "
#1279 Q SAD, up, nullip 29.5g " - " . " " St W-9 (in). " "
Splatches of ORANGE powder visible on ear edges and under rt. eye. Due to distribution,
this might have been picked up on ground and not from contact with #1154.
Also Pull on grid MC cl caught #1212 O at station 10,10 with faint
(also on 25 May - see Telemetry Data 25 May)
Purple in its ears. Noticed he is not scrotal. I also
redusted #1200, lactating, with GREEN powder at station 9,9.
May 19 This AM or grid MC cl caught #1128 scrotal O at 10,10 with visible
Purple powder in his ears. I returned him to the cabin and
examined him in the dark and he definitely has PURPLE powder
in his ears, face, and feet. He is most likely the mate
of #1186 so I kept him to put a radio-collar on
(Marco will probably arrive today).
Also caught #1216 O at station 9,18 covered with
BLUE-GREEN powder (visible in ears, face) - mate of #1205.
This PM we radio-collared #1128, D#14 and released him at
station 10,10 at 2245h.