D. Daniels 1967 Journal July 4 Lower de la Joya, 1300', 22Km N., 11 Km W., Chongos, Dept. Lima, Peru. Marmela, I also shot a Circolois but it fluttered away. Others were Zenotrichia, a wister, a flock of Cordillera feeding in the pines a mid-sized Hummingbird seen in large number, Pyrocephalus rubinus and Trogodytes actor were singing everywhere. I arrive back at about 1530 when Roy (King) gave me a Zenotrichia skin that he had given up on. I decided I could try again him as her hirn on catalog # 12. I believe that it will hang best here on the trip (it is still pretty long). Marmela seem to be much easier to make a preditable specimen. About 1700 I set 14 traps on dryer hill to East. Then on we turn it all on this hill but many builder as soon regular spread about 10' apart small woody shrubs about 1-1/2'. All of them are very scrubby and most not h its nutrition because the goats have left them. After supper Roy and I went looking for Darwin. Roy caught 5. The sky on I came was too high to be studied so immediately crawled into a crevice. We returned about 2030 and went to bed. We left the net at present time it is about 2' above ground as we were raising both her hirn seen. July 5 Morning was foggy or misted. Dar 0800 Medium for last 24 hrs, max 58 and low now 53. I checked traps and found 2 Phylletis derwani from on large builder. This was interesting because it indicates that other rain present an a different species. Ford and Roy were trapping higher up the hill in a morning group of scrubs. Ford caught 4 of the another Phylletis and one of the sets. They were about 50 yards from where I caught the Phylletis derwani. From 0700 to 0730 I checked out and shot 2 Zenotrichia capensis