Field notes, v585
Page 277
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Davis 1942 52 Lake Hornega, Zoo; Dep't San Miguel, El Salvador Jan. 31, 1942 Skin and skull of the crocodile (1129) that was brought in yesterday. The stomach contained 1 small white flat fish, and he scales and jaws of some other small fish. This specimen is a ? and shows longer tail in relation to body length than the ?. Front to vent, + tail measurements are: - ? 1115-879+752; ? 1129-794+714. Have not noticed any difference in color scalation between the two. When following the trail leading W of Camp over runs into 4 habitats:- Grassland (Sharpe and Dickerson Seedeaters, Blueblack Grassquit, Indigo Buntings, Colinus leucofagen, Hooded Cactus Wren, Aimophila ruficanda); Trinitosa scrub (Stripped Scapal Cuckoo, Herby + Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Hooded Cactus Wren, Couch Kingbird, Ingiarchus tuberculifer, Least Flycatcher, Wetmore's Ant Tanager); open forest with rock, leaf, + shrub undercover (Herby + Spined Flycatcher, Squirrel Cuckoo, Wetmore's Ant Tanager, Blackheaded Wren, Guatemalan Emerald, Belt Veinle Hummer); dense, well shaded forest, tall trees with leaf and shrub undercover (Wetmore Ant Tanager Bareland Streaked-Headed Woodbrewers, Lescan Baroquet, Squirrel Cuckoo); and riparian along the Rio San Miguel (Mexican Black Hawk, Muscovy Duck, Boat-billed and Little