Field notes, v1351
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Herdrickson 1950 Journal 36e Nov. 9 Villavieja, 1400 ft., Huila, Colombia, S. A. in low river side woods just W of chapel, after dark. Hyla crepitans here were in the strongest chorus we have heard to date. Met and collected Cricket frogs for first time here. One Microhyla was traced and finally collected. L. lineata and L. minuta were in good chorus here, L. lineata strongest, as previously noted for vicinity of Villavieja. Collected Caiman 4 at adjacent pool to one where most of anuran works done. On return trip to room, Dr. Robbins finally collected the Thecabyctylus from the chapel (.22 shot shell). At about 2:30-3:00 A.M. noted small bats flying around the rooves of ripe bananas hung in the room. Stove has apparently broken down. To facilitate recording of species accounts for today, a sketch map has been made of the main collecting locality. Reference can be made to it from species accounts for today (see following page). For today see species accnts for: Caiman, Hyla crepitans, Microhyla, L. lineata, L. minuta, L. major, Cricket frogs.