Duval, E.H. 2000 Journal Isla Boca Brava, Chiriqui Prov., Panama May can't are the obvious divisions. But I would have to be omniscient to know which birds ever displayed & with whom... hmm. Something to think about. Today we set two nets to try to catch BOY and remove her radio-transmitter, but failed. We did catch three other banded females, and attached transmitters # 071 (freq. 151.071) to RBV, # 010. I found her with the attenuator on high two hours later, just south of first beach (1), (but I didn't actually see her). Kat did a nestwatch at K-15 and reported WBA as the female; there is no WBA, but WBV was banded very close to there recently... I don't like deciding these females by inference! I'll try to do another nest watch there before the nestlings fledge. Kat managed watched at two parches, but with the morning eaten up by BOY, Mark and I only managed one each. Mine was at EDM (2), where the male insisted on