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P.A. Kelly
1986
Journal.
Drove to Santa Cruz in the afternoon and
borrowed a Radiotelemetry receiver, 2 Antennas,
and 7 more Transmitters from Kay Holkamp
(former student of Steve Glickman).
Returned ?? 2253-1062 to H.19 @ 5pm. Signal
decreased once inside H.19 and also dropped
off rapidly with distance from H.19. Signal
only discernible 20-25 ft from H.19.
Trapped H#s 1,3, 11, 15, 16, 20, 5-9, 26, 27, 28,
50, 51, 56, 62, 64, 65, 68, 69, 71, 74, 75, 76, 81, 73,
79, 77 until 10pm (See Field Notes), but only
left 18 traps (with Dacron or Cotton Bedding)
at H#s 50, 51, 56, 62, 68, 74, 81, 77, 79 other
all night long because of a sharp drop
in temp..
♀ 2275 (H.16) has had a litter (& lost 3lg)
since March 28.
10pm - signal still coming from H.19.
1. Apr. 3 8.20am " " " "
4 Tomahawks w. Dacron & COB at H.50. ♀ 2272
and daughter (3 Notch - 3 Tags pulled out) in
seph. traps in cozy Dacron nests (despite
heavy frost, did fine). No sign of 3 Notch's
other sib (unmarked - see F Notes March 25).
Raccoon track(?) near H.80 along creek.
2" wide by 3" long, 4" x 1" toes.
Tested signal range of transmitter # 21415 with