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[[underline]]Inca[[/underline]], Nov. 10, 1955, XII [[encircled page marker 39]] Have been watching [[female symbol]] H+R again. Top of head + back are slightly ruffled, but this is slight enough, and the feathers are short enough, to render this inconspicuous Real conspicuous [[best guess]] R begins with scapulars [[underlined]]Chin smooth [[/underlined]]. [[image sketch of bird]] Live [[best guess]] is like this. Underside of wings silvery. Lighter color is moderately conspicuous when wings are raised during LCN's V+G by[[best guess]] ruin[[?]]. after retreat, after being attacked Must mention that St & some [[vertical oval]] reveal yellow between the 2 sides of the lower mandible. This is sometimes very conspicuous. Probably an important releaser. [[image - drawing of lower mandible of bird]] yellow[[label on image]] relatively light grey chin [[label on image]] V-Gort[[?]] after attack during territorial defense [[male symbol]] does quick, nervous, but complete, preening, apparently as a response to [[female symbol]] soliciting V+G after attack during territorial defense. Bursts of LCN by neighbors [[and symbol]] disputants. During vigorous territorial disputes. Also other hostile patterns. Haven't been able to see circumstances of these LCN's at all clearly I have again seen several birds, just "waiting" on rocks, with fish dangling from beaks; most peculiar. Can't be purely a digestive process, as they often regurge again Appear frozen.
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