R.D. Hamilton 1967 Journal July 5 Lomas de Lizecy, [300'] 22km N, 11km W. Chines, Dept Limas, Peru Phyllotis darwini two Phyllotis Darwini as Ray caught me. I caught 2 Decker off of vertical rock as Ray caught two. After 1900 we return tr hut and wait for bus. July 6 We were after 0615 and set entered canyon. I didn't catch anything but on [illegible] I was caught one more Phyllotis Darwini Phyllotis darwini. When we came back Ray was collecting and got me House Wren, Titylodytes scolar and an Conirostrum sp. At 0800 the maximum temperature over for last 24 hr was 60°F and minimum was 52°F. I spent several hours catching up on my notes and then catalogued the two Decker I caught last night. After this I went up the hill to the North looking for something different to shoot. I was unable to find anything but a small flock of Conirostrum. They were too nervous to get close enough to shoot. When I came down Ray had given up on a Conirostrum he found earlier and I put that up. We just about finished our food at lunch (and we had a can of tuna and some bread) as was an country car Carl's arrived today. After lunch I headed down Canyon to E. It was much deeper than last time are still sign of great activity everywhere. In this canyon I only saw 5 birds and I didn't hear any other. I saw two Barnswy Owl, Speotyto cunicularis, on a Sparrow Hawk, Falco sparverius, two Dark-billed Kites, Chondrohierax uncinatus. The bottom of this canyon is quite flat and fork with one fork going N and one going E. There are some old crags built of rocks located on the canyon floor. The North side is covered with large boulder and appear to be suitable for Bock's, Phylloctyulus species. Didn't get to bottom of canyon but I saw a Dark-billed Kite that