Breeze, H. 1996 June 21 (continued) 352 + 28 + ? mm), a F w/ tip of her tail clearly missing. I palpated a mouse from her w/ a 90mm tail and body smaller than adult bol mouse (based on hindquarters); judging from small hindlegs and feet, long tail, and general appearance, it is cf. Onychomys fulvescens as pictured in Trim et al. (1989). Dave, Wong Roberts, Mary? (student in OTS agroecology course) walked CCC, SSO, and back to the station on CES & LOC between 0830 and 1130 hrs. We saw a few anoles and Elbutterdady, and the shed skin of an adult Boa constrictor at LOC 450m. From ~2100-2200h I led ~10 students from the OTS agroecology course out to SOR 600m and back through the Sendero Cantarana. We saw a Dasypus novemcinctus rooting in leaf litter ~2100hr beside the sidewalk to the River Station. At ~2200h there were two Leptodeira septentrionalis adults in the large open tree where we've seen one the past few nights. June 22 Rained during the night and some scattered showers during the day. This afternoon Dave, Billie, and I dug up the skeleton of a large viper ~1m from the base of a tree where we got the strongest signal from [5/.270 MHz] (the radio I implanted in F Bothrops asper in March. Several ribs are broken, suggesting predation or scavenging of the snake. June 23 Heavy but brief shower during breakfast. Photographed animals all morning. At 1930h we found a Ninia sebae (adult, not processed) that thrashed when