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flherp
at Thu Oct 8 05:48:30 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by flherp ]
Mike,
The field I am speaking of is North of the agricultural area usually considered a hotspot. I will try and photograph the area after it is plowed next (probably won't happen for six months or so). As I said in my previous post, this is not a normal number of animals to find - this is an agricultural area with many human commensals ( = high prey densities). Finding densities this high could be alarming, but I think it is primarily due to the ready availability of prey in these fields and adjacent areas (homes, groves, packing houses, stables, etc.). Much easier than mucking about in the glades waiting for food.
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