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P.A.Kelly
1987
Journal
20 left most of them open until morning.
Did however catch another new O (1529-30, 227g)
at 2A (The Sycamore at the Y) and O 1481-82 who
has moved from the Spider Tree (H.5-9) to H.15
since Sept. 27.
Mon.
Nov. 2 0500 Went out and started checking
and closing traps. Still raining, but
in a more or less steady drizzle. It
is very dark however, and it should
remain so for another hour. My tape record
er batteries packed up after 1 hour and I
had to revert to my Traffing Record Sheets.
Saw a short, stocky and very pale-colored
bobcat ( ? ?) on the lane at H.136. Jumped
up off the lane into Gate Field. There
were also some big oak branches down on
the lane near H2e 134. I didn't catch very
many rats: only 8 including a recapture
of F 1460-61 in the Spider Tree (H.5-9). It seem
that Rat Activity is certainly curtailed by
the rainfall. It's great though that I
can get this data - thanks to my 100
new fly+fine TrafShelters - all 8 woodrats !
were snug and dry inside the shelters. I
continued to collect fecal pellets also.
Had an interesting capture at H/18 at
0614: I caught a new adult immigrant O (1531-32, 284g)