B. Hamilton 1967 Journal July 5 Iwawa de Sardy, 1300; 22 Km N, 11 Km W, Chancay, Dept. Lima, Peru and on Troglodytes rorai. All now shot singly from trees. The Horn Man was singing. The hillbird seems easier with singing than Moran. About 0930 I start putting up specimens. Peeped on the tree and caught them as thought that they might behold specimen. About I put up two of Dred's men and one of my Zoeticus during the day. I decide returned Twin during the day as we had no luck. I did not catch a Band-take bird later. Catamaran early; at 0930 a slight eartquake comes. There was an earthquake moment to the very settled ashes and a widespread crawling from our boat. At last for about 15 seconds, a Veomlin flycatcher was singing thought that the earthquake had no actual effect on wildlife. Later when I was shooting a Lared dove calling, I saw one slightly smaller than morning Dove fly by; I could see no pattern in the joy. We got communication from Carl during the day saying he would come tomorrow (some time sooner or running cut g food o tho). We also got a collecting permit, a swallow was indeed flying across high ridgy, at it had naturally joked to my grateful heart. Mostly can venturing. It was windy and offered an all white. After about 15 minute, he left. I'm not very happy; I still am very slow about putting up specimens as I didn't get much done during the day. About 1645 I sit at 13 tree, a little lower on hill than yesterday. At 1730 I check out a bird came for food on - half hour. The main thing I saw in a bound of gosh. After supper the thing we go and look for Sechin's and did my trap. My traps was understood but does cause