Colibri Resource Corporation (TSXV:CBI) reported activities at the Ramard silver property in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. In April and May 2011, a 2400 meter drill program was completed at the site. In the fall, soil and rock chip grid sampling was completed on over 10 square kilometers.

As quoted in the press release:

n November, Colibri contracted SJ Geophysics to conduct an Induced Polarization survey for the property. This IP survey covers approximately 2000 hectares of the claim site; fieldwork will be completed by December 22. The survey will cover the LaBronca zone, location of the last drill program and areas to the southwest referred to as “Verde” and “Picacho” Zones. During the IP survey, Colibri geologists will also be completing geological mapping in areas covered by soil and rock grid. The induced polarization survey is being used to locate areas of anomalous-chargeability and resistivity, which are geophysical characteristics often associated with mineralization. Targets developed by the geophysical survey will be correlated with surface soil and rock chip samples, and geological mapping to verify previously identified drill locations and new drill targets. A 2000 meter diamond drill program will commence immediately upon completion of the I.P. survey and geologic mapping. This is scheduled to begin in January, 2012.

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