Lake Omega, 200', dep't San Miguel, El Salvador summary of reptiles and amphibians Bufo marinus (cont'd). The lake shore. They were so numerous that when adjacent to the lake shore when these toads were in full voice, one per- son could hardly hear another person talking from a distance of 10 feet. Bufo valliceps A fairly common resident. Seen on several occa- sions at and after twilight. Rana sp. A rather common resident along the lycopodi- beds at the lake shore, where they are associated with B. marinus. They stay well hidden in the lyacodis in several feet of water, and are virtually unapproachable. Only one specimen was taken, but this is no indication of their real numbers. narrow-mouth toad One specimen taken near the stream at camp. Status uncertain. Eleutherodactylus (?) One specimen taken from the stream near camp. Status uncertain.