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90 12 Noon. Starting back along palm path. Hear more of what may be tamuiariu Whistles. Reach palm tree 12:12. Appar rently nothing there 1:15pm. Area where Sakis seen yesterday. Nothing 2:00pm. See single Amacari. 12 ft up is tangle. Silen t alone. Apparently not the same species that occurs in Pana ma. Orange suppresion on yellow part of bell. Stop observations 2:20pm. COMMENT: This morning's observations (or the lack thereof) would seem to be another example of the depress ing effect of wet weather. And the fact that the animals did not move much may be an indication that food is super- abundant here too. Certainly the animals do not seem to be in the breeding condition here now. I should expect them to breedi in the dry season. According to the local storekeeper, it should be dry season here now. Dry season usually is end of Augues or beginning of September into March. But he says (and other people seem to agree with him) that the rains have lasted unusually long this year. Going to look at the Pygmes this afternoon. Arrive usual path woods 4:20pm. Sunny and hot. Immediately see single mid. on hole tree trunk "Frozen" with usual head movements. NOTE: Ind looks at us quite frequently. But there is no TR. Is this because alarm is not very intense? Is TR an indication of more or less extreme alarm