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Psyche 
[December 
Tarraleah, c. 20 miles southeast L. St. Clair (Til); moderate altitude; 
sclerophyll f (also rain f?) ; Jan. 11, 57; little collecting (but specimens 
received from Prof. V. V. Hickman). 
Ellendale, T10; low; savannah w and/or sclerophyll f; Jan. 11, 57; water- 
side (by pond in open). 
Mt. Field, T8 ; to c. 4000 ft.; wet sclerophyll f, temperate rain f on slopes, 
open snow gum w, moors above, mountain lakes; Jan. 2-7, 57; usual 
ground m especially logs, stones toward Mt. Field West, drowning debris 
from under pencil pines near Lake Dobson, drowning in temperate rain f 
c. half way up road, logs, bark at base. 
Florentine Valley, T9; low; wet sclerophyll f with gigantic eucalypts, 
strips of rain f with Nothofagus ; Jan. 25-27, 57; usual ground m. 
Hobart, named on T map; low; savannah w etc.; based here Dec. 7, 56 to 
Feb. 23, 57 ; specimens labeled “v. Hobart” are from <v. city south to v. 
Kingston, by usual ground m, bark. 
Mt. Wellington, T7 ; to c. 4000 ft.; sclerophyll f approaching rain f in 
gullies (but altered by burning), open grass near summit; several visits 
Dec. 56 to Feb. 57 ; usual ground m (collecting poorer than formerly, prob- 
ably because of fires in last few decades). 
Arve River, T6; low; wet sclerophyll f with gigantic eucalypts, rain f with 
Nothofagus ; Dec. 20-26, 56; usual ground m, especially drowning debris 
from ground around bases of big trees in forest. 
Hartz Mt., T5; to c. 4000 ft.; wet sclerophyll f and heavy rain f (fine 
Nothofagus) on slopes, moors and stone above c. 3000 ft.; Feb. 8-10, 57; 
usual ground m. 
H ASTiNGS, T4; low; sclerophyll f; Dec. 26, 56, Feb. 10-12, 57; little collecting, 
but good things under logs, boards in second growth along old logging road. 
Ida Bay Cave, T3 ; low; wet cave, opening in sclerophyll f; Dec. 27, 56, Feb. 
13, 57; cave collecting, and logs, streamside near cave mouth. 
Catamaran, T2 ; low; wet sclerophyll f; Dec. 28-29, 56; logs etc. 
Cockle Creek, T1 ; low; wet sclerophyll f; Dec. 28, 56; logs, stones, treading 
small swampy pond. 
