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collected showed every sign
of breeding.
Along the edge of the
timber Dad came on to
a group of Ivory bills of
the real sort. They act as
much as the Ploceal but
are a little larger. They
are built more like a
big woodpecker - longer foot,
head, bill etc. depth the
body is little larger. The
species is the Guatemalan,
Ivory-bill.
There seems to be a
change in the bird life
involving several species.
This has occurred since
the rains. The whole wood
is suddenly filled with
Red-Eyed Vultors, Black-hawk Eaters
with their long like nests
are everywhere. The Ivory bills
have suddenly appeared.
Because of the pain
that has developed on my
other foot I am again taking
the ski bus easy.
"Van" shot a Urubutaya
anthracina and a pair
of Mexican Goshawks!
I Dad finally got one of the