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L. 28. P. 12
re-baiting traps I dosed them with parsons's+
quinine. Tonight at sunset however the weather
cleared + I hope that the storm is over. Have decided
to move out on Saturday. I must leave some liney
in case some flooded river holds us up. Once across
the Kwaro- however there'll be little to trouble us
in that respect.
Wed. Nov. 10. Three thing new to the collect this
morning: Perycelis if the ornatus group; a new skunk beetle,
skunk-celid Melomya, and a very small adult & Stramps
with mammaes, l=2+6.
A better day, then hazy + a bit overcast, went up the tack
to when it leaves this ridge + turns NNW. Approximately
6500 feet, I estimate. Two kinds of acorns on tracks in
spots, one very large. A begonia with decors while
fl. No very good views. A forested flat which would
make just collecting place, had we the time to spare,
at 6500 ft.
Several Rattus of ornatus group drifted in. Stated
to be caught on sweet potatoes.
A female Perycelis dudobenti with large & fresh
young, caught in hole beneath tree in front.
about 500 feet.
Scale:
1 inch = 2 miles
approximate relation of the localities Efoji, Kagi, & Seregina