El Salvador field notes, v4515
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80 Got the male. The female slowly flushed from an empty nest and to young (full grown) we catch formed. Evidently they keep right on breeding even while the young all about. This I believe is the case with both other pairs we know of. In the pasture near the Pigion Hut I got my first male goldfinch in fine plumage. Also got the two blue Eyebrows very close together here. Also saw what looked to be a gray fox but only had a glimpse of it before it was gone. In the woods I shot at another Ivorybill but it slanted off thru dense brush and I could not find it — So the luck goes. I shot one of the little [illegible] but again it was too bad to save. For some reason the