J P Myers 1973 Journal Trans-chaco at Km 320 to Campo Flores, ~50 Km E of trans chaco by road, Dept Boqueron Paraguay Sept 4 The manager at Juan Zalagar had asked Phil + Martin to visit Campo Flores, a victiro for Juan Zalagar, where 15 cattle had died within the last few days of something looking like bovine rabies. We drove out in Phil's car + Wayne + Martin's jeep along a road which not too far from the t-chaco changed to a cowpath. Trip took 3 hrs one way. Very strong WNE wind. temp warm. No clouds but much dust in the air. Within the 1st ten Km the road goes by an amazing amount of water, including 2 very healthy sized lakes, one over 1 km across. Also numerous tajamayas. Collected 1 Wilson's phalerope near the second lake). Then the water disappears, although the amount of palm swamp (now dried) traversed suggests that at other times of the year it is quite wet. The only other places where there was any standing water seen there by intermediate retiros where a lot of bulldozing had been done to make tajamayas + d reservoirs. We had planned on spending the night at Campo Flores but the wind indicated that rain was not too far off (as early as that night, probably within a day or two) so we turned back. At C Flores I saw a few peeps flying in the distance, one solitary, and 2 golden plovers on the airstrip. That morning as we had stopped at the headquarters at Juan Zalagar, and exactly where I got the buffiris yesterday I got 2 white-rumps today. At CF I spent most of my time preparing one, so few croo little opportunity to explore the nearby large reservoir. On the way back (left-CF at 330) we reached Cora-i, a large intermediate.