Guatemala field catalog and journal, v4288
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for c 1 hrs. at the top of the field, opening bromeliads, many tadpoles and frog egg masses plus one frog in perhaps 10 lg. (4' leaves) bromeliads and several smaller ones. In the afternoon we came home and I pickled the animals. Also saw a lg. tarantula in the cafetal. Elevation there is 4,300'. Rene says (the Dutchman) 3,100' at the house. A child brought in a large arboreal frog tonight which came into his house (+2). Sept. 7 Went up the road this morning looking for nitros domidos and found none, but in a bananal came upon a coral snake mimic which I took for Renan. Banals have great potential habitat for sals' but none seem to live there. I worked the place quite hard. I also found some small non-spining bromeliads which had nothing in them. This p.m. Antonio came in with 14 salamanders from the cafetal (+20)