Field notes, v585
Page 361
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Diario 1942 Eslope Los Esesmiles, 7300±, dep't Chalatenango, El Salvador March 18, 1942 Individuals in the same stumps + trees day after day. There are not many young individuals around, March 19, 1942 Confined to camp today. Natives brought in three races, all different. March 20, 1942 Hunted near camp in a.m. Went down a small stream below camp. Heard several frogs croaking, but could not find them, although at times it seemed that I was standing upon the spot from which the croake issued. Storton and I returned to this stream in the p.m. and obtained 4 Rana. See species account Rana this date. March 21, 1942 Confined to camp. In a.m. shot a Sclerophus from a stump near camp. March 22, 1942 - March 23, 1942 Stayed around camp these two days. But up a few things brought in by natives, + other members of the party. March 24- April 2, 1942 In San Salvador, April 3, 1942 Gealey, Leitz and I went to San Juan Mine, owned by René Kilawer of San Salvador. This mine lies 7 1/2 mi. SE Metapan, at 1600', in the dep't of Santa Ana. From, what I have heard, Kilawer received a report