D. Busack 1982 4. 24 MAR 1982 smaller fell to the ground -- a distance of ~ 1 meter. While we were not successful in capturing either of these 2 individuals, the presumption is that both are OB? at this large bridge, we did catch 1 P. hispanica (879, ?, 3.6g, 55 SVL, 107 Tail C; H,L,S,I, 1332 hrs, 27.6°C Tb, 21.0° TA.) 12.8 km E, at 360m, in a culvert a Natrix natrix (887, ?, 83g, 540 SVL + 161 Tail; H,L,S, 14/10 hrs, 18.4°C Tb, 21.0° TA, young Bufo bufo in stomach). 13.1 km E at 380m on a bridge abutment, P. hispanica (878, ?, 3.6g, 55 SVL, 101 Tail R; H,L,S,I, 1446 hrs, 30.5°C Tb, 21.0° TA, stomach contained one millipede.) captured. 13.9 km E at 380m due in a field which has a stream running through it to the S. The stream forms 2 small pools at its left fork. In this vicinity, two Discoglossus pictus (890, ?, 9.3g, 45 SVL; H,L,S,I, 1535 hrs AND 891, ?, 9.2g, 45 SVL, H,L,S,I, 1537 hrs) were collected in the grass along the stream. The ? contained many eggs. In the stream, under a piece of cardboard, was a Natrix maura (889, ?, 10g, 245 SVL + 74 Tail; H,L,S, 1530 hrs, 17°C Tb, 22° TA [water]). Jeanne found a Mauremys leprosa (892, ?, 98g, Carapace 86, Plastron 72; L,S,I, 1545 hrs).