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Davis
1942
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Lake Olomega, 200', Dep't St. San Miguel, El Salvador.
Feb. 11, 1942.
The west end of the lake.
Rio
Carreta trail
Dense forest
Open forest
Minosa scrub
Hacienda
Grassland
Lake Olomega
This trail leads through a tongue of the open
forest that extends toward the lake. Else-
where, or between the N-S trail and the lake,
The terrain is cleared land or Minosa scrub,
until the trail runs into the dense forest,
which lies on both sides of it. This tongue
of woodland parallele a slough of the San
Miguel. In some places the brush has been
almost completely grazed out, so that the area
presents a park-like appearance, with the ground
beneath the trees stripped of undercover. I shot
an Amphidora (Flaiventris?) from one of the trees
in this area. Further on, the woodland thins out,
and the banks of the slough are lined with
& dense brush. In this brush overbride are quite