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Luis Potosi for the weekend and were our only
companions in the trailer park part of the hotel -
which was obviously filled to capacity. Finally got
to sleep around midnight.
3 May
Awoke about 7:30 AM to the sound of the
street noise from the main highway that passes the
front of the hotel. Picked all of the animals
that we had hoped to photograph and have
been carrying around.
Finally set out on the road to San
Luis Potosi (May 70) that we had started out on
yesterday. We stopped at 3 localities along the
road as follows.
El Venadito, San Luis Potosi. An oak
forest that had apparently had the ground cover
burned off and then regrown. Locality below the crest of the Sierra
Sceloporus variabilis: Sam and Tim
collaborated on two specimens - both Tim tagged.
I got me off the rocks of the road out.
0.9 mi. E Vicente Guerrero, San Luis Potosi.
An oak bounded field covered by scrubby brush &
acacia. North side of road. In the Sierra.
Sceloporus variabilis: Sam got me off
a log along the fence and several others were
seen on trees, rocks & the ground.