Hanken, James 1976 Journal Hotel Primavera, Oaxaca Est. Oaxaca, Mexico #2 11 February Today Brad and I worked several localities on Cerro San Felipe, all along the logging roads which leave from the main highway at La Cumbre. #1 - 2.4 Km. from La Cumbre - We worked this steep NE-facing slope covered with short loosely arranged oaks for ~1 hour with no success. Both the litter layer and under fallen logs were quite dry, due no doubt in some part to the strong winds which blew across the hill from the N. Several branches were pulled down, found to be wet, but with no fungi. #2 - logging camp 4 kms. from La Cumbre This pine-oak forest was more sheltered from wind than the last locality and logs were moist inside and underneath. Several Thrinia were found under bark and below wood chips and pieces of sloppy split logs on the ground. A few juvenile P. smithii were found in a similar fashion, as were a few adults. One adult P. smithii was found under a small, relatively exposed rock. #3 - 9.2 kms from La Cumbre We worked this relatively sheltered ravine with a stream surfacing where it crosses the road, believing it to be the locality