Field notes, v1350
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Rymal Goy 1969 Journal 30 July (2 cont.) Paper Reen Tree, 150' ft., Dept. Leina, Sen The annuus did yesterday. I counted the number of live Illandia in 3 of the squares. In one of the more dense plots (Diagonal D8-E7) were 1272 plants; in another (B7-C8) were 1179. In a relatively sparse square (D7-E6) were 652 plants. I would say that an average for all the plots is 900-1000 plants. Dr. Pearson & Ray finished the point sampling. I left my traps out and added corn meal to the bait. 3:30 pm Went back to the study area. We brought regular small mouse traps to add to my Callow line. I baited them with cheese and also added cheese to one of the three traps at the Alen stakes. I found a bird nest near stake #7. There were 2 white eggs in it: [illegible] The eggs were cold. The nest itself consisted of large chunky bird droppings, greenish & whitish mixed. There were at the borders of the nest, which was on a large patch of dead Illandsea about 3' x 4ft. The nest was about 6 inches in diameter. There were some of the large curly droppings next to it; the ones we have been associating with the footprints we