Galapagos field notes, v579
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De Benedictis 1964 March 5 Guayaquil, Guayas Prov., Ecuador. (66) Flycatcher - large (kingbird?), heavy beak, cutes brusly; large black bill, black eye. Uniform brown, on the back, pale below, no pattern in flight ( rupid normal stroke). Black legs. Flycatchers, chutu, high pitch. Saw 4, all in the forested area. Some color as # 41, very striking. (67) Small worm, most tail. Rufous above with light supercilium, pale, unmarked below, under tail coverts & under tail rufous. Saw 3 or 4 in the low brush and tall sedge near the forested area. Didn't hear anything from them. Flies low and looks blurry & fluffy while in flight. Identifiable? (68) ? Saltator. Short black tanager bill (Cactospiza) Uniform brown above, pale buffy white below and on the breast, square ended supercilium. No markings otherwise. Saw one in the brush near the tall trees in the afternoon. (69) ? Tanager - tanager bill, brown wings, grey back, breast buffy, streaked, belly white. In the brushed near de fuel trees. One only. (70) Flycatcher. Crested, bushy, Kettaloo-ur's size. solid black (or blue Hake). (71) Hummingbird. Anna's size. Green back, white tail tip. Bill & line (bill to eye) black. Throat + upper breast and sides buffy rufous, belly white. Prob. a ?. Saw a male which was the same except for