Field notes, v578
Page 263
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Danda, D. 1983 Journal 5 Dec. lack of oxygen. The ground is covered with a black volcanic dust - very dry now. Pines and bunch grass are the main vegetation. We got into our tent to keep warm, ate dinner and slept. 6 Dec. 2 slopes of Popocatapetl Up at ~ 7:00. Very cold. Ice on the tent. After trying to warm up and eating a little, Patty checked her traps. One sunbirds. I left to go down the road to work for Chiripe, and Patty stayed to set more gopher traps. I stopped at 4 different localities, two yielding scdamanderes. I found one Chiripe, at 6.2 km. W of Paso de Cortez. This locality was right along the road, and the small animal was within a rotted log. Brand for ~ 1/4 hours here. One other locality yielded animals - 11.9 km. W of Paso de Cortez on the S side of the road. Many, many burned logs and stumps with loose bark. I found 6 Chiripeinte disruptum and ~ 60-70 Psandoemyza depressa. I collected 33 Psands, and can not keep all of them. The Psands were