in large forest about 1/2 mile west of the Rio Cullin mangroves up the first stream south of the bridge. The "Path" goes through scrub, then cypress, then scrubby mire, then rather open large forest. Big trees, but good retention and dry Mo bandoo. The biggest trees are wide-spreading (2 ft diam.), smaller trees tend to be straight. Lots of dead big branches, but also lots of seedlings and bushes high over. Cakes of Calif grass all the way up to the mire, board whit-white (the big Rhynocoptis) and the big woodfeeder. Lots of elk tracks. nov. 21 Night clear, traces of foot on the way up to the large mangroves in the deepa caught 3 Aulacomyx, 7 also longi, 2 Crypsomyx. aunta caught 2 Aulacomyx, 7 also longi, and 1 Crypsomyx others two traps by Dean often caught 2 also longi, and Carole's 5 traps caught 3 also longi and 2 Crypsomyx. Two of these to also longi and two Crypsomyx were caught at the base of a charred cypress. Redwood 3 Crypsomyx, pressed everything else. Most of the trees at this campsite (Cuyin Mangano) are cypress, but there are both Colinas and Tiros along the river. Both of the clumps of bandoo seen seem to be guila. On the way back to Barlock, stopped at the Valle Encounters a few kinds of Confluencia to fish and mouse bugs, which were swimming in large numbers at the pull-off for Deso de Dros. Then stopped at Polly Froy's estancia to arrange camping for next week. nov. 22 Barlock. Sunny. At 6 pm put traps at about 1500 m in large forest at a place where large crosses over the road onto the north side. Put traps on the south slope in open big large = Cero Otto