Ronto, Jean 2012 Journal Dec. 14 Neban Fecandurrs, Repts, Santa Rosa, Guatemala (cont.) ...We started hiking up the eastern peak which we were told has the best forest. First went through coffee w/ pine trees, then a forest of deciduous trees with lots of weedy undergrowth (typical disturbed dry forest) and finally got to some oak forest w/ a few bromeliads and less weedy undergrowth around 1750m elas. cl opened 2 bromeliads from a small tree and the second one had two Bletialess in it. They were both small (<40mm SVI), brown w/ some dorsal spots, and had short, stout tails. They look like Campbell's shots of B. kagelkollumy, which is on Neban Pacaya. Feet are partially webbed, dark w/ white speckling. We opened 26 bromeliads and got 11 Bletialess total and 1 Pterocaulis euthysanta. Bromeliads ranged from completely dry to having some water; rest of forest was very dry, even under logs. cl hiked to the summit, which has somewhat denser oak forest w/ a few pines and fewer bromeliads. We hiked back down since we didn't want to cut down too many bromeliads. Started hiking up around 11:00, searched from 11:50-13:00, and got back down around 13:45. Drive to the coastal highway after photographing animals, then drove up to Mayuta. At there a little late to start up the volcano as we spent the night; cl felt sick, and vomited twice after finishing with specimen preparation. Think twice before ordering a richado de frutas in Chigimulite. Dec. 15 Neban Mayuta, Repts, Jutapa, Guatemala Had breakfast, then drove partway up Neban Mayuta through coffee. Started hiking up through more coffee where road ended. searched in red bananas for ~30 min beginning at 1580m elav.; both Carlos and cl got a Trochylephalus venatus. Hiked up to a ridge at the