EEA SESE TET ia. pep share ave een brought some calendar afin ber bancas on which they ride, They work a great rich ave smaller than the Spani usd ees, aes Nive on thal tnd Ree monk & erst finely and a called fbr, ‘hety Seg hh Sine tty go to the river ta Sins water Eoveetoe ae Me dove some very gutenenlored pret any fat SHE may ta, eat and Kl ta eae dows or pigeons sid green ones neeane benies, wid ye tims pour or ea and bill Wie some pgeons are wate eae 2 et the natives buld on the border of thelr riveree ga th Beant ike the pelea fn ta hs fee streams tn thelr satlements where they alkene ier are'fowl resembling them athena eee Gal ; tnd fences itt tick enclosures and Bat 6 based as pnot and some small maya bindae es ON | id timber "win whic they do thet hehe wi ae ld cosa and dicen ies ne SEP Se ies Males nih he fee fed which lst like parsidges They ne ed al Li react fo the dagre of veneration” my See So hh oie ae Het ot re ay soe nt Uke aa rhe ir, ducks lawonco, egrets sea oe aes involved cr mentioned in thets oaths exeartfens: ce dares” and other birds of prey, ations of ees hurled to thelr important hated” people; even p plked lk tleon for nin! here ave send thrushes as in Spnin, storks and cranes. They fo wea raise turkeys, rabbits" or hares, although they somegine lor Gade pea Bie oho have ero fe {Se them to. They iter eat or doe We ON et 1h or broken thelr promins to become vices of fc tractive animals living nthe mountain aes ay ‘rocodiles, in view ‘of theit violation of the aubrorits- Sri eon Beda ane sada ss snd puny ofthe tath ‘of promis? inde Onda" | FENDER ofS nn on rf ra An infinite number of stall and large ‘monkeys vate of ves and src fe nt thrive and sometimes ead the branches he tee | in and is ile productiver in fae, is hangers Shoughout the lands. There are keels eres stale general in Bre’ entire coun and nay, hile parakeist Dut they are poor taken, Sia ot 4 ual activity fr the eleapgcet of al Goreaees Stzallpaots bearing gran andre cles fall Da There is an abundance of geeP eee tos: Se whieh alo do ne aie. “Toe he ook ae reams lle Soco, dace ltt. blow esis hn afin lye arg {Bp Manta a plated “fae cing larger than those in Gaile. Sone bow eee fon Fah eal large ands’ Pe Poe ave been geen in the mountains which are strangely a ne, lace ri at +, melkaaks, laege and sdmirable in appearance. The ma dace all snakes are very thin and shorter, and they aioe fees avetn the prope eee the trees ‘where they ‘usually live, on these wi Font there ian abundance of Booby i whlek eos gS blow, and sting them. ‘Their poison ico weve thal aaee tin das of Madness Within four hose arth ast rt om Js the rivers and streams there are very large and ie ia inns ae Sch fect acta eet smal scorans ana great number of Yor See snd SSS ees ee Gruel coves ‘hich Fequenly get the ralives tes meets ie ten wy come ty mses SRG art eet te SSSR NASR 28 Sone raat Hee SS CL stag wh tone cadens Om tw eh mts ee we iia ' {ATE Grote 14