Amazingly, we both appear to be right.
But using
The Herplit Database and your local college library will probably net you a better paper than asking a pet-centric forum about field stuff. It's also probably safer to stick to the species rather than focus on a locality who's exact diet may not even be studied properly.
The internet is chock full of great information and helpful people regarding captive reptiles, but as any field researcher will tell you, it's pretty much a ghost town in regard to field data. With some things the two are interchangeable, but in many cases they aren't.
Example: What percentage of the wild guyanan rtb's diet consists of birds? Honestly, I would be surprised if this data exists for this locality at all, but I wouldn't go looking for it here. Different tools for different jobs, is all.
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