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- Ochotona [underlined]
Waterton Park - July 17/45. [1945]
Conies have very limited distribution
here mainly because suitable slides
are so scarce. Most of the slides are
shale + too fine.
I collected 2 males today in a slide
of gray rock (limestone?) about 4 miles
toward the boundary along the west shore
of Waterton Lake. There are some in
the slide behind the supt. [superintendent's] house +
others in a slide across the lake from
here.
Paradise Mine B.C. Aug [August] 28/45 [1945]
Pikas very abundant. Dissected several
one old [female symbol] bore 5 or 6 placental scars
young of 2 ages. Most of them almost
as large as ad's [adults] but [word crossed out] + in fresh winter
pelage. Saw 2 very small young -
see specimens. Old [female symbol]'s moulting
heavily, 2 ad [adult] males almost completely
in new pelage.
There is certainly one moult
only - during the summer months
May be two litters of young.
2 females still lactating.
Jasper (Tonquin, Sept [September] 4/45 [1945]
On Sept [September] 1 took 3 Pikas on Mt [mount] Inglismaldie
in Banff, en route up 1 on slide high
on E [east] side of Sunwapta Pass + yesterday
found them active despite rain on
slopes of Mt [mount] Clitheroe
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