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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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manufactured by throwing
Two breakwaters out and
dredging a shallow lagoon.
The port is well equipped with
cranes etc for shiping but
is little used now due to
the completion of the Panama
Canal.
The country about is rather
dry and the vegetation low
and desertlike. They have a
great deal of wild hogs.
There were sparrows at least?
Terns about the bay, The
appeared however to be
growner with less blue
mantle than the Calif birds.
They may however be the same or
they may be the east coast
bird, come across the Isthmus.
Frigats and a few Pelicans
were about but no Swals
or Caracaras. Many Grackles
were about the rather deserts
town and a near by salt
lagoon where they were nesting
in the trees in the water.
Several different trees contained
large colonies. For description
see data on site. Many
Vultures were present and
many Ground Iona Doves
which seemed to be paired