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Yolanda Barba Gutiérrez's Diary
Mammals of Nova Scotia
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July 2, 2009: From voles to beavers
Today was a very fun and sunny day. Firstly, we checked our small mammal traps at
Cook´s Lake forest. We trapped five voles and two chipmunks! After weighing
them, we returned them to the forest, at the same place where we trapped before.
Later, we set up camera traps. My team decided to put ours in an area where there were many deer droppings yesterday. Other teams put cameras to film bears, porcupines
or more deer. Tomorrow, we can check the film. After having lunch, part of the team
looked for field sign transects, especially deer droppings, and the remainder
cleaned the path. To finish the day we went to watch beavers in a magic environment.
Beautiful ending for a productive day.
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