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KEVIN MCLEAN

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Help has arrived!

2/14/2014

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Owen Routt, a friend from California, joined me this week on the island! After chatting at a wedding last summer I discovered that he had a unique skill set (camera trapping and tree climbing) that would be quite an asset to the project. He’ll be here for the next six weeks to deploy cameras double time! I’m also grooming him to be a top-notch slingshotter…and by that I mean I make him use the slingshot while I brush my hair.
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Owen on his first practice climb. Sorry it's blurry - I got sweat on my camera.
Here are a couple photos he snapped of me up in the tree the other day. In addition to his technical and photojournalistic skills, he also has a notable talent for collecting ticks – more than 20 on his first day in the forest! We’ve got 18 cameras set up in 6 trees so far, and there are many many more to go.
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Edith at
2/15/2014 12:24:13 am

Wonderful to see you 2 in action, Owen shall we send Leo so he can take the ticks?

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Katie T
2/21/2014 11:27:12 am

Is this how far you are letting Owen leave the ground? Owen. Just trained in Truckee! I wonder if it is raining in Panama. I am thinking about both you!!

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