Hanken, James 1975 Journal Mexico trip - Brownsville area 28 April with a thorn scrub forest intermixed with intergerated 1/100 ha clearings of low (1-1 1/2' high) dense ground cover (cont'd) and streamside vegetation of high reeds and grasses. Several Hemidactylus gularis were seen in the cleared areas and along the edge of the forest. Sam Sweet caught two, and the Greer's caught four. In addition, Sam found one Eumeces brevilineatus below a fallen railroad tie, and shot a Sceloporus olivaceus from an exposed fallen log. 2100 hrs After lunch Allen called Alice Landauer at the MVZ in Berkeley to check on possible arrangements for our finally getting into Mexico. She indicated that she sent the license plates to us in Brownsville to Sanborn's Mexican Car Insurance. Hopefully they will arrive tomorrow or the next and then we will set out. Later in the afternoon we drove out Texas route 77 towards Port Isabel. At a point we stopped to look for lizards. The vegetation was a low scrub & brush grass plain less than a mile from the Gulf Coast. Several Opuntia's and yuccas were interspersed among