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[[circled]] 100 [[/circled]]
lutestripes repeatedly (also at least 10 times).
[[underline]] A. torquatus [/underline]] very closely associated with [[underline]] rufinucha,[[/underline]] PL, White stripe group for at least several times. [[underline]] torquatus [[/underline]] f -> group repeatedly (at least 8 times). Then [[underline]] torquatus [[/underline]] supplants -> PL's [[underline]] at least twice. [[/underline]]  Obviously hostile. Then [[underline]] torquatus [[/underline]] seems to disappear. Presumably stops associating with group.
This [[underline]] rufrinucha [[/underline]] - PL - Whitestripe - [[underline]] torquatus [[/underline]] group [[underline]] very coherent [[/underline]]. Birds only a few inches - 2' apart most of the time. All birds ranging from ground - 5 ft up. 
The atropileus and Yellowface certainly were associating with the other birds. Both species -> group repeatedly. But they did tend to maintain greater distances between themselves and the Atlapetes-Whitestripe "nucleus." Usually 1-4 ft. They did not, however, tend to associate particularly closely with one another. Both usually ranged 1-6 ft up.
The Cy apparently was with group only a few minutes. In scrub, toward rear. 
[[margin, in red]] Cy [[/margin]]
3 ft up. Then flew up into tree, 20 ft up, and apparently left group.
The dull-brown Synallaris consistently brought up the rear. Ranging 6"-2' up in scrub.
Then the group crossed the road and went to area where scrub under trees was a little more "lush" and taller. About this time, the leadership began to change hands repeatedly- back and forth [[underline]] rufrinucha [[/underline]], Whitestripes, [[underline]] atropileus [[/underline]], and Yellow face all in lead at various times. Each species in lead repeatedly. All ranging from ground (in the case of the Atlapetes spp.) or 1' up (in the case of the tanagers and warblers) to 10 ft up in scrub. Still being followed by dull-brown Synallaris.