Normal Lens 1969 journal 82 21 km. E, 7 km. N Almoz, 2300 ft., Lleito Lambreygne, Peru August 19 (Wed) that was on a small boulder near the stream line. It has a row of spines down its back, has a patch of yellowish brown on its forehead, & black spots & marks underneath. The chin has a large black spot. The area here is somewhat dry, with trees & brush. There are lot's of tree leaves & branches covering the ground. There is a small creek that has little fish and tadpoles in it. Various doves, wrens, woodpeckers, & flycatchers are seen & heard. We've decided to camp here & set up 3 mist nets. There is evidence that this stream was once a good-sized river. There is considerable creek bed exposed. Furnaces is here, and I can see one down in the leaf litter of the stream bed flipping the dried leaves. Its golden tan color blends in well with the dried leaves. It witches its tail considerably as it flips the leaves. 5:00 p.m. Caught 2 little warble-like birds in my net. They are the same species (perhaps a pair) They are dark grey on their back, getting darker on the head, where there is a white eye stripe, and yellow on the rump. There's some white on the [illegible] wings. The chin is light grey & the breast yellow. (MAL 306 328+307) Dr. Copad and Roy have their mist nets placed over the creek, and I have mine