Davis 1942 35 N Slope Mt. Tacaguateque, 4600; Dept. Morazan, El Salvador Jan. 9, 1942 about 5000' in altitude. Ran about of the coffee pickers who ruined whatever hun- ting there was. The whole morning's hun- ting yielded: - F Tityra semifasciata (1022) one of a pair about 40' up in a dead oak. The birds were calling in that froglike manner, and were being answered by other birds in nearby oaks. Centurus auripons (F 1023) picking on a dead limb about 30' up in an oak. In company with another bird, and both calling loudly. F Falco sparverius (1024) which flew to the top of a dead oak and perched there, some 50' above the ground. The bird was silent & sat with head drawn down between shoul- ders, giving it a hunched, fluffy appear- ance. Shot caught a frog at 3800' on the north slope, and gave it to me. It is a Hydrid or Leptodactylid. Another N. & day. Jan. 10, 1942. Went hunting with Marshall in a.m. Saw two woodlurew feeding in an oak, and shot one. It was a Guatemala Barred. Marshall went after the other, which flew when I shot. He drove it back to an oak near me, and I shot it also. It was a Guatemala Barred. On skinning the birds proved to be a pair (10260', 1027 F