Seib, R. 1982 Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico 14 Aug. to cut down the big trees and plant the new coffee. If such an old-style coffee area exists, I'll start doing quadrats again. If the whole country- side has been entirely cut over then I won't be able to quantify predator and prey densities. I'll just be able to collect specimens and will have to return home early. After breakfast we drove out to the fincas. At San Jeronimo they had a Ninia sebae & 2 N. diademata. Also they had an adult Micrurus nigrocinctus, alive from the afternoon before, (40 pesos), and a Xenodon, called