Re: [Killietalk] Collecting

[Joe Bulterman <jbulterman at yahoo_com>]

My biggest problem on collecting trips is that there are usually too few people
and so I never take as many pictures as I later want and conditions of the
habitat are not recorded as completely as needed.  I find that 2 hands are not
enough when it comes to collecting...
I am usually so excited about finding fish that I develop "tunnel vision".

JoeB

--- Tom McLean <tmac2 at opusnet_com> wrote:
> 
> I have just finished reading a every interesting discussion on what is 
> involved in a scientific fish collection trip.  As a non-scientific type 
> myself, I found the discussion by Dan Fromm of what is required on such a 
> trip fascinating.   I had no idea how many things needed to be taken care 
> of.  His comments are on the AKA Collections Proposal Form.
> 
> Actually, the entire form makes a good read.
> 
> Tom McLean
> AKA, NWK
> NANFA 
> 
> 
> 
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