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[[preprinted]] 112 [[/preprinted]] Jamaica 24. we went in bathing in the surf and the river. We got home just after dark. [[underline]] Station 411 [[/underline]] Road between Alligator Pond bay and Kensworth, via Cross Keys (labeled as Newport), Manchester parish. From net over car took [[blank space]] Staphs, etc., etc. Spent the evening talking. II-21-37 In the morning I wrote up notes, and collected in dung in the corral below the house. Ed and Marjorie went off ot collect Bruchids and try to identify the host Legiuminassae[[?]]. [[underline]] Station 412 [[/underline]] Kensworth Estate, 2 miles southeast of Newport (10 miles south of Mandeville by road), Manchester parish. [[Left margun: Letter A written , next to a scratched out letter D]] From dung took [[blank space]] Staphs, [[underline]] Aphodius [[/underline]], etc. After a late lunch we spent the time till tea talking and trying to keep warm. There was an occasional rain, and much mist and fog. The girls left after tea. They left us about a bushel of grapefruit and half one of tangerines. [[Left margin: Letter B written next to scratched out letter E]] Before dinner we took the lantern and sheet to set up in a small valley overlooking a sink. [[underline]] Sta. 412 [[/underline]] also. 2 Staphs, a few leafhoppers, quite a few moths, and several fireflies. We were stopped by rain, which fell very lightly but steadily. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] 113 [/preprinted]] [[image: map labelled [[underline]] Jamaica [[/underline]], with the position of various stations given. A key with letters A -D gives the location of several more closely-grouped sites. Scale 1 inch- 17 1/2 miles