Davis 1942 43 Lake Omoaga, Zoo; Dep't, San Miguel, El Salvador. Jan. 22, 1942. Trees. On the lake side the grassland leads down to extensive water hyacinth beds at the shore; to the south it gradually becomes more scrubby and tree grown until it reaches the Colinas. The small brownealed lizard of the same species as that taken at Monte Cristo, is very abundant along this trail and in the grass on both sides of it. Three were taken (1058,9,66). An Aulie (1061) was taken by Hildebrand ealier in the day from a tree near the lake shore. This trail through the grassland turns north about a mile from camp, running along the base of a low-lying, rock and tree-covered, range of hills to the west, with the lake to the east. The path leads through open forest, which thins out on the lake side, running into grassland. Farther on to the north, the hills run westerly, and the trail leads into a flat at the west end of the lake. This flat has a dense growth of large vine-covered trees, with heavy underbrush. This coyot palms are numerous beneath these trees. In the evening, Sturton cought an armewan (1062) on a rock in the stream which flows past the ranch house. I took a short walk after supper, and shot an opossum from a small tree east of camp, and a Myctibius griseus. (1063) from a small bush in the grass. Gave the opossum to Hildebrand. Heard many Baraques.