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Hauken,
James
1975
Journal
Penon Volcan, El Hatil del Volcan, Chiriqui
Province, Panama
Bromeliads. The class found here elevation due
is ~2300 M, but I could not ascertain how
much lower it extended or the lower mountain
slopes. Despite the favorable habitat I
could find no salamanders in or under logs,
baul, or in bromelids, I also worked adjacent
second growth slopes and the pasture, and
found one frog at 2270 M on the ground in
an exposed cut slope grown to low bushes &
trees. The frog was ornately colored with yellow,
black & green; possibly is a Dendrobatid (more
color noted later). The weather was quite
favorable today after early morning fog. The
skies were actually clear & sunny until ~
2 PM when the rain began.
24 August 8 AM Last night tried to go to las lagunas to walk
through the woods at night and possibly see some
frogs. However after getting my car along the road
I drove my car
along the dirt road towards las lagunas to the fork
which, to the right, leads to the Fina Fortyn,
and, to the left more directly to the lakes. The
latter road is impassable by car so I walked
in ~2 km along the road to a point