1/2 looks like that on the cactus wrew tail. They also have a habit of flashing the tail out like a whip as they run on the rocks and in the bushes. Several manaboins were seen or heard and two females secured - again showing what believe to be two separate species. As yet we have not gotten a male of the short-tail species to make the conclusion sure. Several King Vultures were heard about the monkey kill as we lay in wait but none came down in the timber. We left a fresh monkey carcass that did " skinned out for vult. Van flushed a pair of Macaws which seemed very tame but wouldn't submit to the 410. There are many small flycatchers all thru the timber, many of which are mistaken for Yellow Buntings. The gilded Acroled, Beardless, grey-eyed and Myarchus are common as well as