R.B. Hamilton 1967 Journal Rio Chunchuca, 19 km S, 27 km W of Jaen, Dept. August 29 seemed to be used by some animal, and I placed a trap in there. Unfortunately, when placing the trap in the tree, I put my hand on a scorpion whose sting was quite painful. There were several species of flycatchers, conebills, and hummingbirds at this site. After supper, I looked for owls but could not find any although the habitat looked good. Ray looked for geckos but was unsuccessful. Before retiring, I helped get some bats out of Ray's and Fred's nets which seemed to be successful especially in catching vampires. August 30 We awoke about 06:30. I got some bats out of Ray's and Fred's nets. I then picked up my trap; but did not catch any mammals. My trap in tree was sprung. I guess I should have used a larger trap. After breakfast Ray and I looked for herps We turned over many logs but found only a couple of geckos. About 10:00 we bathed in the river and then departed. En route to Hualapampa, Dept. of Cajamarca, Peru We retraced our route. We hoped to get to Por- culla Pass, but we were having trouble with the oil seal on our left rear tire. When passing El Arenal we checked to see if there were any "chameleons" left for us. There were none;however, one of the natives had recently seen one and Ray