Mynal Lees 1969 Journal 7 June 29 (Cent) Mt. Pichincha 3500-3600 ftm., Auito, Prov.de Pichincha, Ecuador many overhanging branches of plant-. There were few grasses, but much of the clover-like plant. The vegetation is dense. A solanum flower plant was present. The 2nd head Phyllostus (MAL #122) caught at 3500m. in very dense vegetation. There is a lot of grass and clover. The bank also is heavily vegetated. The smaller of the mice was tan-ish. The larger had a dark patch above its head, like some of the live ones caught the other night. The habitat generally has 4 spp. of tree comprising the forest part: Synoris holli, Sephrocampyles gigantea, Areopanax sp. (a very large, bulky tree), and an Ericaceae. The slopes are mostly grassy. Papa Leon Tree, 150 ft., Depto. Lima, Peru June 30 We arrived here at about 3:00 pm. The area is hilly desert. We saw some patches of Tillansia coming S from Lima. At 3:30 pm we started to setting traps in an area close by here, 4km. ENE Pucusanu, 150 ft., Depto. Lima. This is a hilly area with folies slopes. The most abundant vegetation is a greyish cactus. Scattered near rocks were also clover-like plants and an occasional leafy shoot of a monocot (3-5 in. high). There were 3 gullies from our central area. Ray Gilbon had 40 small Sherman-