Abstract
Panamá: Colón: District of Colón: Corregimiento of Salamanca, Chagres National Park, cerro Bruja (9.471734°N, 79.567519°W; WGS84; 946 m elevation), 17 April 2007. This specimens represents the first locality for national park, province, and the easternmost for the species. The present record is located ca. 113 km NE (airline) from the closest known localities in El Valle de Antón and Reserva Hídrica Cerro Turega, Coclé (Duellman, 1970; Sosa-Bartuano, 2017). The frog was found at 1857 h, on the shrub in the understory. The specimen (LACM PC 2355-2359) was photographed by Melvin Aguirre. Five photographs were deposited in the Museum of Natural History Los Angeles County.
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