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D.Straney
1976
10 July cont'd.
our net. We got only early leaving
individuals. Suggest looking at
a time series in several roosts.
Very few bats had left by the time
we had our sample ~ 10:30 pm, and
took down the nets. Got 3 Myotis
californicus and a total of 48 M. yumanensis
in addition to 1 M. hysanodes
and
3 T. brasiliensis (in Carla's Catalogue).
Few seemed to be leaving as we left, although
activity in the barn was high - possibly
correlated with the full moon that was
out?
Eastern U.S.
18 July
Sam McLeod and I in my car, with Carla
Markman and M. Walter in Carla's left
Berkeley at 12 PM (actually the 19th) after
frantic packing, etc. I had finished
the 1st draft of The Phyllostomatid
Genetics paper at 6 PM, so we were
somewhat delayed. Fairly easy
drive until Blythe, CA. When Carla
gave out and I had to drive from
Indio to Benson, AZ - along hilly for
me. Finally arrived in the Churchawa's
at 11:45 pm AZ time (1035.2 mi.). Set a
net at John Hands Lake in Cave Creek.
19 July