Davis 1942 Lake Honenga, Zoo; Def 't St. Salvador, El Salvador Summary of Reptiles & Amphibians Hildelrand in the grass at the door of his tent were the only ones seen by the party. Helomydrus One specimen collected by the geologist, Gealey, on the ocean beach due south of Lake Honenga. Residents living near the beach had never seen one. It is probable that this snake is common offshore, but is but rarely washed ashore. Brown Racer (1198) One specimen brought in by Gealey. Oxybelis One specimen taken from a wire fence near a farmhouse. Although this snake was said to be common in the Mimosa scrub near the lake shore by the natives, no other specimens were seen. Boa 2 brought in by natives. Mabuya 2 specimens seen by Gealey, + 3 by me, of which I collected one. Seen near the stream back of camp (2 by Gealey) and on a few-foot, in a ploughed field, and one collected from the dry leaves beneath the open woodland trees near the lake shore east of camp. Seems to be a rare, but widely distributed resident. Bufo Marinus Very common in the stream adjacent to camp, and along