D.A. Good 1986 Journal Cascante Camp (cont') 7 April (cont) we had lunch + discussed itinerary. The rest of the afternoon was spent searching for [illegible] + keep in the pasture around camp and giving numbers to animals. At ca 500 PM, Craig, Manuel + Federico went up the trail toward 1000 m camp + set out some leaf-lit drift fences and funnel traps. At 700 we all went out night walking - I finally soon broke the globe in my heroene lantern + water another lamp, my headlamp batteries died. Then back to camp (using Craig's [illegible] lamp) and to bed ca 900 PM. Weather rainy or drizzly all day. Everything soaking wet. - But no salamanders on the foliage tonight. We managed to get our liquid nitrogen tank delivered today. 8 April Up 600 AM + breakfast. Spent the whole morning (until ~1200) taking tissue + preserving animals. All but Chris were present during this procedure; he had gone up the trail toward 1000 m . After that was done, Craig, Manuel + Federico also went up the trail while I stayed behind for a bit to write field notes. I then went downstream along the Rio Cascante which disappears below ground (actually under a boulder field) just below camp. A hundred meters or so beyond the point, it re-emerges in a cascade down into a gorge while I was unable to get into. I then returned to camp ca 130 PM + waited for lunch at 200. After lunch Craig + I went up the 1000 m trail to the place where it crosses a stream + looked around under rocks, etc. Then