of both branches of the Er. M. Mach. th top of its valley is covered with Grifflinst grass The Eteeflras show of much greener than the grass. Miccoa brought linaphoeachium with a young which though wounded was still alive and I took a picture of it. It took me all afternoon to do the rest. In big masses positions yet. All stomach was full of a very fragrant leaf (green) July 25 1935 I got three rats one in the fork of a tree the fork was lightly covered with moss and about a shot 2 minutes after the ground back and examined the Poeglochirus gotten yesterday. Ground young of the At noon a band of Kaimu came by just as it was starting to rain with Kaina. They were mostly men but this was a few women. Matches went like wild fire though some of the women wanted wet. Brass took a number of pictures. Most moved off immediately tough a number stayed around to get bandaged I think they wanted the bandages more than the care of their bores as we saw one young boy pick the soul off a pore to get painted bandaged this afternoon passed in shinning. At rainfall of I an all afternoon some times quite hardly looked at. July 24 1932 The morning dawned fine but mist came of very early about 9:00 and it came on to rain a little before noon and has been raining so we had some time very hard. I caught three more rats and set out one new snake. Determined to copy and make up figures and made up its set from yesterday. And after lunch I developed Brances film & catalogue the rest of the day. I made up an 1/2 sheband picture of its rats also I baked a loaf of bread. July 27 1935 This morning was worst than yesterday. It was mostly from the start and came on to rain about 11:00. I caught only two rats though, one was much blacker than any so far and might possibly be another species though it was young not entirely adult. I had just