Field notes, v4225
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Portis, Dean 2006 Journal Motozintla area, Chiapas, Mexico (cont) Aug. 30 ... took the road north towards El Porvenir. We stopped at a dirt road heading S, km from Hwy 200, and searched from 1800-18450.cl found a [illegible] in a bromeliad (15.36917°N, 92.33580°W [WGS84, 1m acc.], 2041m elev.). We then drove up the road and were dropped off at different points to search the road bank. cl search an area with high mossy rock walls, 20.5km by road from the highway.cl found a [illegible] and an adult B. franklini nigriflavescens on the rock wall between 2000 and 2100 (15.41922°N, 92.33464°W [WGS84, 12m acc.], 2538m elev.). Ted searched further up the road and J. debiola a few km further down; both found nothing. We picked up Antonio, who had found 2 Electryxyla along a stream 14.1km by road from the highway (15.38387°N, 92.38753°W [WGS84, 15m acc.], 2259 m elev.). Finally, we searched an area 3.1km from the highway for ~ 15 min and found another [illegible] (15.34473°N, 92.29615°W [WGS84, 9m acc.], 2063m). We spent the night in Motozintla. Cerro Motal, Motozintla area, Chiapas, Mexico Aug. 31 This morning, we took the road from Hwy 200 to El Porvenir and drove to the microwave towers at the top of Cerro Motal. Mariela immediately found a B.f. nigriflavescens under a piece of wood at 1210 (15.42621°N, 92.3496°W [WGS84, 8m acc.], 3016m elev.). cl found another one under a rock a few minutes later. cl searched in excellent- looking pine forest with lots of rotting logs and moss