El Salvador field notes, v4515
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not not note was wrong. We chased down the same note and shot the bird which was a very handsome trogon. The trogon gave a bear to skin as I expected. The bird is very quiet as to motion but continually gives the grebe-like note. The note however is hard to place. We crossed the Santa River and went up into some new country. See a great many new things were heard. The small trogy headed Flycatcher that I got yesterday seems to have another plumage of red brown with no rose color. I have intermediate birds. These may be bearsards. The feet are pretty large for Flycatchers and so put in this species to be blue. Several of the gray whistler I got the 18th day and could not give were heard but they seem by nature extremely shy. We got our first "Gil" Woodpeckers today. They have a greenish cast of coat which for fresh plumage