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1958
General Account
7 July - cot-
we walked over to aligator wood to the
jeep and back to camp at 1600.
Spent the rest of the evening in and
around camp. Set out a mist net near
the airstrip in the area of T 6,
The vegetation here this year is as
lush as I have ever seen it - comparable
if not better than the season of 1952.
Eriophorum vaginatum. Tussocks here
flower stalks averaging 10-12 weeks
high with 4-8 stalks per tussock.
The tussock heath tundra on the hill
sides is conspicuously whiter in aspect
than either 1956 or 1957. Also the alders
are heavily loaded with new cones
this year. Rubus berries are numerous,
as also cranberries, blue berries are
common in patches, and Arctostaphylos
berries are numerous. All of these have
been inconspicuous in 1956 and 1957.
All vegetation has put on conspicuous new
growth this year. My recent trails east
to T527, no conspicuous in 1956 or 1957,
are hardly to be seen this year. Only the
old cat a LVT trail are showing on the
Tundra this year.
The season has been warm with quite