El Salvador field notes, v4515
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154 whole day doing nothing. We will pull out tonight for San Jose de Guatemala. I finished my egg blowing this afternoon and found that four of the colibrant eeggs had continued to incubate. They were for the most part fresh. Although two one egg of a set showed incubation. Some of the eggs seem thin shelled often a little egg-sized as to weight. In all they are quite an impulsive egg. Eight o'clock saw me underway. Aug 28 Fri. Before we pulled into San Jose de Guatemala we passed several flocks of Phalarope flying and feeding about near the vessel. At San Jose we saw several flocks of Little Blue Herons rise up in a dense group and fly off down the coast. They looked very