there, H. 1985 28 July [continued] Wondered if they were OK. We went to the Sidewalk Cafe for dining, and before hand checked the spot - can gone, lots of black crud on highway and broken glass. Road hunted from x 2045-0045 hr, mostly around Bisgah but we made one 10 mile trek down the road to Anboy. Saw a few rabbits and a few Dipidorys. Two Xantusia vigilis HHR = 2100hr. a few miles E of Newberg Springs, where Tamariash line the road. Only snake was a Phyllohyrchos decentalis, 1/1mi W of RR at 2320 hr - arrow, approx 30 cm TL, no food, released. Full moon, clear sky, fairly warm. 29 July Left Ludlow =0900hr, arrived at Dave Hardy's house in Tucson at x=1700hr, having only stopped for gas and to stretch a couple of lines. Nicest part of the drive was the first 450 miles S. of Needles on U.S. 95 - some of the prettiest desert mountain scenery I've seen in California. Looked like a good road for Tiromophodon and Lichenarra. 30 July Spent all day at the University of Arizona, examining preserved Timorphodon and Diadophis. Had a fine talk w/ Chuck Lowe, who regaled me w/ tales of early Stebbins etc. Met George Middendorf (Howard U.), his new wife Sally, and Howard Lawter for road hunting from 2100-0100, w/ an hour or so off at Howard's place in the Arva Valley. Saw an adult Crotalus atrox between Gates Pass and the Desert Museum. Most of the time we were on the road to Silverbell and