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Greene, H.
1990
June 26 (continued)
pad 53 mm, toes 105 mm; and pad 69 mm, toes
115 mm - perhaps a slightly smaller cat than we
recorded here a few days ago. at ~2115 m, ~CES
130 m, Anna Graybeal (U.C. Berkeley student in the
tropical biology course) and Wendy Roberts found an
Omartodes conchoca next to the boardwalk on the ground
(11.5 g, 565+240 mm).
June 27
With Billie and David Hardy and Anna Graybeal, walked
out SOR, SHO, SUA, Camino Central to 1350 m, and
back via CCL. Caught a juvenile Bufo haematidus
in litter beside SHO at 75 m. Saw a few, seemingly fresh
Panthera onca tracks at ~SUA 550 m, ~ same size
as seen there this past week. After dark, Michael
and Patricia Fogden caught two Silbon longipenis
along the sidewalk going to the Old River Station
(14 g, 400+150 mm; 6.2 g, 311+144 mm).
June 28
After dinner Dave and Billie Hardy and I walked out
the Sendero Suria, through the Arboretum. at SUA
~150 m Billie spotted a large ~Micrurus microleucus
crawling slowly around a small tree at trailsides at
2008 hrs. During the next 6 minutes the snake crawled
slowly, covering ~1 meter, poking its head under
leaves and tongue flicking. At 2014 hr I moved
one foot lightly and the coral snake crawled quickly
(but not rapidly) into a small [illegible] hole at the base of
the tree. Only thing we saw in the Arboretum was an
adult Eleutherodactyls fitzingeri in midtrail.