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- Peromyscus:- took female in pit.
Mule Deer:- Jumped 2 does sleeping in
the sun at the top of North cliff.
They went off very quietly.
In the evening a buck then
a doe + two yearling fawns came
across the S. [south] cliff face. The doe
+ fawns stayed around for 15
or 20 minutes eating the soil
from the cliff face, probably it
is alkaline.
Took 50 Oestrid larvae from
the nasal passages of the doe
shot 2 days ago. The whole inside
of the nasal cavity towards the
rear was simply jammed with
them. Hole in the nasals
to the surface.
Orange black flies + no-see-ums
started to appear.
Note. R.McD. Stewart tells me that last
year (1931) a buck Coast Deer
was taken in Atlin. This is
the 2nd in 20 years.
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