Myron Leung 1969 journal 124 Sept. 11 (cont) 15 mi. WNW Puguio, 12000 ft., Depto. Ayacucho, Peru the same place. Our flew and landed close to the road. Dr. Kofod shot it with a full load. The other came around and landed on a nearby rock and wobbled as Dr. Kofad picked up the body. Sept. 12 Checked our traps. I caught 6 mice - 5 Phyllotis darwini, and 1 new mouse, with shorter ears than darwini and a very short tail. It looks like a Phyllois. I caught it by the base of the tail in a trap set beneath a brush on open rocky slope of a gentle hill. Dr. Kofad caught a juvenile Abdomen boliviensis, and 3 P. darwini, and Ray caught a Westamps and a P. darwini. We drove down to Taca, arriving at about 18:30am, and spent the rest of the day there getting necessary chores done. At 7:30pm we headed towards the Paracas Peninsula, stopping at 10:30pm a little north of Ica. I will dispose of the animals I caught today except for the short-tailed Phyllois. Sept. 13 5 mi. SSW Paracas, Depto. Ica, Peru We got here at about 7:30am this morning, and took the road to Laguna Grande for a little while. We hoped to see cormors along the cliffs over the beach, but didn't. We decided to come back to this bay because we had luck finding things washed up on the shore last time. I found a penguin in