June 21, 1929 - max. 68°F min. 53 in the morning the weather was fine, but about lunch time it clouded up and rained all afternoon. In the same set as before I caught another Hossa fossa #127. There weren't any sign of breeding and this stomach was almost half full. There was apparently no mammas, but the jaw of a land crab was all that I could identify. I got one set along side of the road a considerable distance from any dwelling June 22, 1929 Max. 64 Min. 56. rain all day. I caught in the same set with the same tail, which is now very "high", a Galecin Aelegans and ?, it had eaten stomach feathers and locust remains. It was considerably more ferocious than any of the Hossa fossa's June 23, 1929 Max. 74 Min. 56 Boiling point 208.5°F Temperature of air 64°F correction 1.6711 corrected altitude 1831 1.6711 129.53 ------------- 18711 corrected alt. 1861.9 err of cal