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U.M. Dzladoz
1978
El Tuiol, 230 m., 19.5 km. NNE Encarnacion by road,
Dpto. ItapĂșa, Paraguay.
2 September bird species vocalizing, and most of the
vocalizations were calls, not songs.
3 September I had planned to start recording early this
morning, but decided not to when I noticed
soldiers with rifles posted around the hotel.
A party was held last night for the wife
of the president of Paraguay, and the
soldiers were "protecting" her.
At 12:55 I started on the path
which leads from the miniature golf
course to the dining room area. I
then cut across to the gravel pit, and
then took Middle Trail and Bamboo
Trail back to the hotel area. I then
walked around the hotel area until
17:00. The weather was cool, with
heavily overcast skies and no wind.
There was very little bird vocalizing
going on. On Middle Trail I walked by
at least three (seemingly) separate
Stephanoxis lalandi Leks which were
very noisy. Other than that, the only
species which were singing consistently
were Basileuterus culicivorus and
Basileuterus leucoblepharus.
4 September The weather conditions today were