Nov 15 La Joya Chico, 5W of La Joya Norecruz, Mexico Woke up somewhat late - still tired I guess (or lazy). Searched in 8-10 bromeliads behind hotel in Plasencas but found nothing. Went looking for small fragment of oak forest with lots of epiphytes. Drove to La Joya and turned off to La Joya Chico, just south of town. Drove through town and took paved road uphill to E that ended at some houses and a pink church. Walked past church then turned left onto a dirt road (impossible to cars, I think). Started searching in ca 10m wide remnant strip of oak forest along road in both bromeliads + under logs, beginning at 12:35. Quickly found a Pseudobrysonia (cephalica?) under a small branch on the ground. A little further up in an area of mixed pine-oak forest (larger patch, extending W from road), found another P. cephalica (?) under a small clump scrap of wood. Opened one small bromeliad from a very small oak tree (almost a shrub) and got a Pseudobrysonia lynchi. Beautiful golden-green dorsal color, and much more rapid movement than most other pleads I've seen. Continued up path into a larger forest remnant bordered by cow pasture on 2 sides + dirt road on other side. Found 2 P. lynchi coiled up together in a small crack on top of a 1m high pine stump, covered in pine needles. This area has very thick pine needle litter and a broadleaf tree understory w/ a fair amount of herbaceous plants. Found a Phrixes and a P. lynchi in a small decomposing log covered with thick pine needle litter. Searched in pine needles around base of trees but found nothing; no bromeliads here. Continued uphill to edge of forest, which changes from pine to oak. Found a big P. lynchi under a piece of cut wood -