El Salvador field notes, v4515
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"Van" also got a couple of small trogans of a new sort. They have blue eye ring and black head but also a distinct blue on the head like the garted. The wings and tail are like the Black-headed There is nothing of the sort to correspond with it in Ridgway. There were many of the small stupid woodshrikes away- where then the woods. Their actions are much like large creepers. They have a high piping whistle suggestion of canyon wren in general character however very inferior. We observed one bird entering a presumable nest hole. It was on the up-side of the trunk and the bird entered tail first. It behaved as a crepin does about the nest. (A hatchet was not along). Several goshawks were say- some job, and a pair of the little Taylor falcon. Dad got a Bartus hawk and a Wrubitinga Wrubitinga ridgwayi - Black Hawk. The Bartus Hawk was eating cat-killars of some sphinx. The Wrubitinga was lowly small mammals. Both "Van" and Dad