Hunts, June 2013 Journal Carriz Cruz Martin, Sierra de las Cuchumatanes, Huts - Huehuetenango, Guatemala (at) June 9 ... hared guans. The forest higher up has some bambou, Clusia, and a fair number of bromeliads on big broadleaf trees. Carlos said it flattens out around 2200m. We came back to camp and prepped specimens while it rained in the afternoon. Divic and Julio brought us 3 more Cranaeteris . Stopped hiking around 6PM. I took a nap after dinner and ended up just falling asleep. Carlos + Jacobo walked back into the forest & searched from ~21:06 - 00:30. They found 5 Cranaeteris (I think all the ones we've gotten are the same species - C. chue ?) and 1 Blitoglossa cuchumatana. June 10 Slept from 09:45 - 10:45 in a secondary forest below camp. Found nothing; I think it's pretty isolated by cornfields + scrub vegetation to have many hogs. Prepped specimens, then rested briefly. At 15:30, started uphill toward high point of this area. I opened perhaps 10 bromeliads along the way & got a B. cuchumatana. Around 2200m, the forest has some bambou and Clusia, and ca. 50m above that bromeliads disappear (almost) and trees furs around. At the top (1900m), the trees are huge and everything is covered in moss. We arrived around 18:00 and rested for ~30min. At 18:30, we started to look w/ lights, and it was completely dark by 19:00. We searched until 20:00 at the top; Carlos got 2 B. cuchumatana while Jacobo + I saw nothing. There is a sea of moss here; looks great for salamanders but hard to find. On the way down, I got a B. cuchumatana and a B. mertwezi, both on leaves. We arrived at camp at 21:45. It rained sporadically in the afternoon but the night was clear and starry.