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"Timbe," Three burros loaded with this bark passed Los Reyes today, in route to Zamora. The arrieros said it is common in the "Tuira caliente" below here and that it is the favorite bark of tanners in this whole region.
Telirus spurius
Myizeletes s. superciliosus
Melospiza lincolnii
Carpodacus m frontalis
Cartherpes Mexicanis
leeryle cabanisi
Astragalinus J. mexicanus
Seandafella [[riea?]]
Mrinus
leitillus variegatus
Lipus (jack)
'' (cos)
Acacia Farmiciana
"Guasima"
Lpomea (lite)
Pliuus
"Guayaba"
Opuntia
leonrus sriuatus
Spcolyto c. hypogaea
Feb, 14, Remain at Los Reyes, 

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Oryzonuys The rival species was caught in traps set about rocks and along into wet marshy banks of small streams, flowing from springs surrounded by thick woods,
leyanospiza paralliva
Aryziruyo a larger species is not very uncommon.
Feb. 15. Remained at Los Reyes. [[Armophila?]] [[rufiscius?]] lives among the brush and tall grass on hillsides near Los Reyes.
Thryorthorus (mufous sjo.)
Feb. 16. Remained at Los Reyes. 
Pyrgisonia Lives in thickets on rocky hillsides and has motions similar to those of Pirpilos.
Delirus wagleri, Common. Usually seen feeding about the flowers of the common large [[Cerythriva?]] so common along roadsides.
Euphoria
Troglodytes
Tyrannus
Pyroeepholus r. mixiearmus
Black Mallard,
Green-winged Tail,
Sprigtail,
Feb. 17. Remained at Los Reyes,