Mural Leary 1969 journal 77 [red iron bridge], 12 mi. ENE Olmos, 2000ft. Depth: Lambayeque, Peru Aug. 16 (cont.) We arrived here at about 4:00 p.m. We as camped right by a red iron bridge. There is water under the bridge, but very little. This is a dry brushy area with steep hills with rock outcroppings. I set 30 small shermans at the lower part among the brush and boulders. Ray set small shermans & large folding shermans in brush & rocks. Dr. Koford went up a hill and set snap traps among the rocks. I set up a mist net across the stream where the brush was somewhat thick and created a narrower place. 7:15 p.m. It is a warm, slightly breezy night. Ray cought 3 frogs near the stream. They are abundant and can be heard calling - a long fast-vibratory call. Many insects & cr* are also making noise. The sky is mostly clear, but the 1/4 moon looks hazy. 8:00 p.m. We got 2 bats in the net, a Phyllostomus M-4 (U.MAL294) and a Mystes There are hundreds of toads here. They are calling down near the stream and are crawling around in the dry brush tangles higher up. Some are very large - maybe about 7 inches long. Some are amplexing, the smaller, greenish ones (M) on top of the larger, browner females. We got another Phyllostomus in the net. Aug. 17 Checked an traps. Dr. Koford was the only one to catch anything - he got some sort of Phyllotis in a