Points, Year 2013 Journal June 3 San Francisco el Potrer, Montanas de Cielos, Depto Huancabamba, Australia (cont) ... They've cut tons of trees here and there are lots of piles of boards + sawdust. These looked ideal for Salamander but [illegible] we saw none. It started to rain around 13:15 so we came back, ate + prepared specimens. At 20:15, we walked out on the main road to the big grassy open area along the road to the town of San Francisco el Potrer. It had stopped raining around 19:00 after raining quite hard most of the day. I went down into a sinkhole ~ 4-5m deep with messy, wet rock walls + found a big adult [illegible] in a crack. Should be P. rex here, but it has a lot of brown on the tail and a very light anterior region. We found another 7-8 sinkholes, some really deep and all in the middle of the grassy field. Many had a deep hole at the bottom where water drains. Carlos + Jacobo got 4 more [illegible] and a Scalopus in one, and I got a B. rex. We went back to camp at 23:00 after exploring all the ones we found. I was surprised to see Australian [illegible] in a cave-like habitat, especially without any trees around. The evening was cloudy and cool, with a tow of perhaps 10°-12°C. June 4 Two guides from town joined us at 06:30 ready to [illegible] work; we had been told no one would be helping us. After they helped put in pitfall traps for shrews, they led us to a big cave ~ 25 min from camp. It had a moderately large entrance w/ a steep slope down to a single big room w/ lots of dripping water and beautiful rock formations. They call it Cueva de Despertura. We found nothing inside. We walked back to the highway + got a few [illegible]