84 April 13 Mr. Quetzoloba Plante collected at railroad track collecting area: 33. Common Amate of 'Tonola' Veg.' = Ficus radula 34. Tree of Tonala veg - at edge anyway Taleellia pentaaphylla 35. Common vine in amate - Chrodanthus puberulus 36. Undersory tree lewath amates & streoniles = niga spuria 37. Tree with gourd print - same as near our camp.) 38 Small bunch in fields near river Crenantia cijeite 39 " " " " Solanum terruum 40 " " " " ever trees Cordia dentata Papilionaceae Photos: Roll #15- a few, mostly wrong exposure. Roll #16- Color - 7 shots of typical chiafoweei habitat and one looking across track to dry hills. The dry forest meets the 'Tonola' vegetation in a sharp line of division at the railroad track. I saw one nigucaudatus in a small tree just over the tracks at the banks of the Rio Agua Dulce. Across the river in an amate a pair of big wrens were singing. Bonifacio hunted in the 'Tonola' Veg.' and up to the dry hills for 2 hours, taking 2 small wrens - one in a guanaacote tree near the river and another in small dry tree on the other side of the tracks. He reported seeing no wrens at the base of the hills. The big wren is abundant in the amates on the SW side of the