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[[left margin in red]] Cy 55 [[/left margin]]

Then see single Cy [[red checkmark]] alone. Feeding on berries of vine clinging to tree 10 - 20 ft up. Using same technique as Cys near Merida. This undoubtedly is the same individual seen above [[female symbol]] Albi territory earlier this morning.

[[left margin in red]]Scan Gen[[/left margin]]

9:27. See a Scan (definite) feeding on species red tubular flowers which is [[underlined]] very [[/underlined]] common almost all over the Munchique region; but which the local Diglossini seem to ignore.

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See single Yellow-belly [[red checkmark]] moving through [[underlined]] very [[/underlined]] low exposed second growth and brush piles. Only a few inches above ground most of the time. Definitely alone. Uttering "Seeet" notes.

[[left margin in red]]Coer?[[/left margin]]

9:45. Alpine scrub or forest below TV Station. Area where Cy seen first this morning. Hear diglossini song. Intro Notes and Twitter. Twitters perfectly typical Cy. But Intro Notes "Seeeee seeeee". [[underlined]] No [[/underlined]] trace "Tut" or "Tit". Unfortunately can't see bird – but it [[underlined]] must [[/underlined]] have been Cy.

[[left margin in red]] Cy Coer [[/left margin]]

I must say that I do not understand the variations in songs of Cys and Coers different areas.

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Then see single Yellow-belly [[red checkmark]] alone.

[[left margin in red]] Albi? 58 [[/left margin]]

10:05. See single darkish Diglossa [[red checkmark]] in low bush, right at top of mountain. [[male symbol]] Albi?

Leave 10:15 a.m.

[[left margin in purple]] XIV HO [[/left margin]] [[left margin in red]] Sitti WCC [[/left margin]] [[left margin in green]] 83 85 89 92 93 [[/left margin]]

On way down, region very tall second growth on old slide, see mixed flock. Includes at least [[2 green checkmarks]] 2 [[purple]] 1 [[/purple]] [[underlined]] Cnemoscopus [[/underlined]] adults and 1 [[green checkmark]] juv. same species (Begging). Probably, in fact, includes at least [[2 green checkmarks]] 5 or 6 [[underlined]] Cnemoscopus [[/underlined]] Also [[2 green checkmarks]] 2 Yellow-bellies [[purple]] 2 [[/purple]], [[green checkmark]] 1 Yellow-faced [[purple]] 3 [[/purple]] Whitestart [[green checkmark]] 1 [[underlined]] Chlorospingus canigularis [[/underlined]] [[purple]] 4 [[/purple]], [[green checkmark]] 1 small [[purple]] 5 [[/purple]] ruddy flycatcher, [[green checkmark]] 1 small furnariid, [[green checkmark]] 1 Sitti [[purple]] 6 [[/purple]]. Probably also [[green checkmark]] 1 [[male symbol]] [[purple]] 7 [[/purple]] WCC. Yellow-bellies definitely in lead. [[underlined]] Cnemoscopus [[/underlined]] follow right after them. The rest trail along behind. All 5 - 15 ft above grou

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