 Fleming also used the name of the local Jamaican rufous-throated solitaire bird as the name of the book's main female character.Fleming's experiences on his first scuba dive with Jacques Cousteau in 1953 provided much of the description of Bond's swim to Mr Big's boat; the concept of limpet-mining is possibly based on the wartime activities of the elite 10th Light Flotilla, a unit of Italian navy frogmen.Fleming also used, and extensively quoted, information about voodoo from his friend Patrick Leigh Fermor's 1950 book "The Traveller's Tree", which had also been partly written at Goldeneye.