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August
which are apparently the chief pollinators of
this plant. Other Muscidae flies of
apparently same species (fumatidinae
species) were also visiting flowers of
Potentilla and Senecio. There were a large
number of ichneumonids were about the petasites,
and a molly in the small size some apparently
hyperparasits. 1 orange species (Aedes) resembles
the one I reared earlier in the season from
a larva of Chrysomela subcuculata. No
longer noted in immediate area but
some were heard further up the ridge towards
ARL - at Wilimovsley Pass - also taken at
that spot were some specimens on crop analysis
sheet.
Around ARL there were flying in tremendous
numbers late this afternoon, evening before
the rain came. Many midges; many were
scared up by the weasel.
August 2: overcast with rain good part of day but was
fairly warm as midges were flying behind ARL
in the rain - spent day on the banding grid. Small
groups of Baird +1 Semipalmated Sandpipers gathering
about pools in banding grid & probing for insect
larva (presumably chironomids).
August 3: Fog-mist-rain most of day with very high NW wind
spent day on banding grid.