Charles M. Breder Jr.: Florida, 1964-1965

Abstract

This is the seventh of eight field journals by Dr. Charles M. Breder Jr. written during his fieldwork in Florida from 1958 to 1974. This diary covers Dr. Breder’s experiments at his home in Englewood from October 1964-August 1965. The content of the journal focuses on Dr. Breder’s observations of fish near his private dock. Most days, Dr. Breder records trapping fish that he then places in his home aquarium for closer viewing. Throughout the journal, Dr. Breder records his various technological and weather-related setbacks. Additionally, the journal contains Dr. Breder’s observations of terrestrial animals, such as birds and raccoons. Dr. Breder’s finances and other personal matters are also discussed.