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U.M.Dziados
1978
El Juiol, 230 m., 19.5 km, NNE Encarnacion by road,
Dpto. Itapua, Paraguay.
9 September area, so I took the path to that area
after I left the lek. I couldn't find
the ictirid. I then took the Cross Country
Trail, the NE portion of the Loop Trail,
and Middle Trail back to the hotel.
While on the Cross Country Trail
I took a detour to the corn field and
walked around its SW portion.
About 14:30 I was in my room when
I heard strange sounds outside. I ran
out and saw a small (4?) flock of
swifts which I couldn't readily identify.
Unfortunately, I didn't have time to
assemble my recording equipment and
record them (and to get a better look at
them). Right after this I recorded
Icterus sayaca, the Sayaca Tanager, on
the hotel grounds.
At 16:05 I left the hotel once again.
At first I walked around the hotel
grounds, then took the path from the
miniature golf course to the Airstrip
Trail. From about 16:20 to 16:50 I
sat in the airstrip looking at the
along Airstrip Trail
trees on the SE side of the airstrip,
Mercedes Foster said she had seen