El Salvador field notes, v4515
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124 was nothing from the red plumage to the faded red so that this is evidently the year around male plumage. The male from Snagrate That is changing from brown to red must be a jay. Again we found the Black Masked Trogon in this timber, they seem to always be burnt. They have an additional note beyond the one I described before. It is a rattle almost suggestive of a small Rattlesnake. Again too Dad found a group of Parrots. They seem to be in loose flocks of half a dozen in family groups. They seem very attached to the cumps of little spiny palms which are common among the tall forest. Two Hawks were seen today as compared with other occasions. Can