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DA Good
1986
Journal
vicinity Tapanti reserve, cnt.
10 May the Palmito trail, which we spent the afternoon (until
ca 400) walking up, reaching 1785 m elev. Collected a
baby Norops triplolepis, & several Eleutherodactylus
policiferns and an unidentified Eleutherodactylus. This
trail is a very good one through 1ยบ forest - looks excellent
as an access to higher elevations (to 2000 m according
to the map).
Back to Calvina for supper + then back out to the
Palmito trail ca 7:15 PM. Kiisa + I then spent the next
2 hours hunting along the lower part of the trail with
head lamps - also along the road at the trailhead. Got
4 Norops, 3 Eleutherodactylus cruentus, 1 Oryxa wrenneba
+ 1 Oryxa pseudopumma, all in low vegetation. Very little
frog activity in relation to what we expected - almost nothing
calling. Very dry night. The Foydels hunted the
mice at the Palmito trailhead for a while, then drove
up to our Notation site - returning ca 9:15 - found only
1 E. cruentus. Just before leaving home, found a
Centrolene pseudopopon at the roadside on a leaf.
To bed ca 10-1030 PM.
Weather Sunny or light overcast all day - No rain.
11 May Spent the first part of the morning today cataloguing
specimens while Mike Foyden photographed specimens.
Shortly after 10, we drove back up into the reserve to
the Palmito trail where the Foydels wanted to do some
photography work on Heliconia we had seen flowering there.