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Detalles de la observación

1 male at Tonga Trail at 2.116 meters. It came up to the fruiting tree and started feeding. Then it called. Half concealed most of the time, always different parts visible. Once the bird came out almost fully and I made my only photo. Kept on watching until it dropped down to another tree and further down beyond the slope. Wilson commented loud: If it flies down the slope, it will not come back and will be gone forever. What a comment. Instead of celebrating what we have just seen. Ok, it did not visit his display tree. Wilson asked us to quit. I noted to Lev that if these fruits are the first fruits he eats in the morning, then they are good, and he will return. Lev agreed. We heard it calling from below. Some 20 minutes later, the bird came back. Feeding and hopping up into a better and better view until it came to the top for a full view. It hopped up, flying 50 cm to drop down, and it kept on feeding further away until it flew off again. In order to see more birds, Lev suggested to start the decent.