Field notes, v1305
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Theresa H. 1983 5 July (continued) inflated anterior immediately after I grabbed tail. Stuck repeatedly and thrashed. Regurgitated 2 Eleutherodactylus transfondii . One was fresh, 0.71g, SV 19mm, headwidth 7mm. Other swallowed tail first, somewhat digested (heel and part of tunk remain), heel width 10mm, wt. 0.74 so real wt. ≤ 2g. 6 July Continuing to check all three Lachesis several times each day. Having some heavy rains w/ long thunder peals - up to 28 seconds or more. Tonight went out to 600m on the Near Loop Trail w/ Donnelly and Guyer. I found an Agalychnis saltator ≈ 3m above ground on a Welfia palm, and we watched one or more dingos, Bassanyayun galbii high in the canopy. Jovshed up when we heard noises in leaves overhead and got a very localized shower from the animal(s) shaking standing w/dle on us. Very kotos - like, but tail held straight out and fast; squirrel-like running and leaping from branch to branch. 7 July Tonight went out Near Loop Trail to check the ♂ Lachesis w/ Donnelly and Guyer. at 2005hr, 450m on the trail, Craig saw a cat go off the trail. We converged lights into the forest and saw a young Panthera