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June23 Anthomyiid flies beginning to emerge
and were fairly active in spite of rain.
Spider count down on last time, Colomba
activity confined to localized situations
and their abundance ran around ±50 per
sq meter/15 minutes of observation. Why
an occasional specimen of Colomba
observed during counts in plots.
Ramunculus rivalis blooming a bit more
profusely, possibly 50 blossoms in
area about the ridge plots + mostly
on high ground 1st bloom of this noticed
in June 17. Cetaceite buds becoming
much more noticeable and swelling quite
rapidly.
June26
Chironomids of at least 6 spp emerged
and the larger eggs (2) hatched in awaroma.
Some mating occurred on the ponds when water
level has fallen to almost dry or many of the
ridge pools. Anthomyiids were quite active
most particularly in the marshy areas
of the ridge. Spider count was up (see
sampling data). On Cetaceite pools
spider count way up ±5 per sq. meter. A
Willow area Tenchidiidae emerged but
in numbers less than 1/sq meter.