April 19 Morning foggy but soon cleared. Overnight minimum -0.5°C. On grid we caught 2 Abo. longi, 3 Cryz., and 1 Peroups. In the line of traps through the forest with Podocarpus, near one chucuco (Rhinoscylis) [above], and 6 Abodes longidis. On the afternoon round of the grid caught 3 Abo longi, all recaptures. Put out about 10 more museum spiders in dense bamboo + cohune on the right hand side of the road in the afternoon. Seen all day. In the meadow caught 1 big Helius noregicus, 3 Abo den (2 of them during the day), 1 Abo longi, and 4 Cryz. also Bats now either as a pair of others or a pair of nutrias in the river. Hummingbirds feeding on fishbone along the lake. They April 20 Clear during the night cool [legently] hanging while feeding warmer in the morning 4.5°C. From the grid at 8:30 am, clearly, caught 9 Abo. longi (all repeats) and 3 Crygsups (2 repeats). In the meadow and forest across the road from the meadow carried 1 Vetus radior, 1 Audrisoup, 4 Crygsups, and 3 Abo longi, at the far corner of the grid (9 H²) along the river are a large Fistray and a large Podocarpus hembrua. They are about 15 m outside of the grid. The big deciduous Vetolagua in the middle of the grid is a tree, just beginning to turn colors. There are two other Podocarpus hembras on the grid (in addition to one on river. These other two are maybe 8 to 10" diameter. Went around the grid with Susan Martini and her friend Bruch again in the afternoon. Set all traps up off the one where