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[[circled]] 83 [[/circled]] [[left margin in red]] Cy [[/left margin]] case of Cy j [[right arrow]] [[underlined]] rufinucha. [[/underlined]] Cy perches 3 ft from [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]]. Watches latter intently. But remains quite alert. Distant Whitestart (Yellow-face) interjects one song phrase between [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]] songs. No overlap. Cy still silent. Then Cy starts to move around and feed. Picking [[left margin in green]] 32 [[/left margin]] insects off leaves. 3-15 ft up. Then some [[underlined]] Tangara [[/underlined]][[2 green checkmarks over name]] - types j [[right arrow]] group. Land in trees 20 ft up. One of these [[underlined]] Tangaras [[/underlined]] appears to be juv [[underlined]] heinei. [[/underlined]]. Then [[underlined]] Tangara [[/underlined]] [[2 red checkmarks over name]] types move on [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]] remains behind. [[left margin in red]] 18 [[/left margin]] Still uttering Whistle songs. Cy also remains. Feeds on purplish berries. Plucking and chewing them. Then everything silent 6:30 am. Then [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]] starts Whistle Songs again. Cy seems to have moved on. 6:36. Yellow faced Whitestart alternates a few more phrases with [[underlined]] rufinucha. [[/underlined]] Both species [[underlined]] certainly [[/underlined]] breeding here now. Then both shut up. See [[male symbol]] Tiaris uttering R's 4ft up in tree. [[left margin in red]] 19 [[/left margin]] Yellow-face [[red checkmark over name]] utters another phrase. Partial [[underlined]] overlap [[/underlined]] with [[underlined]] Tiaris! [[/underlined]] Then [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]] utters some more phrase. Both Yellow-face and [[underlined]] Tiaris [[underlined]] continue to utter phrases from time to time. [[underlined]] Tiaris [[/underlined]] partially or completely overlaps [[underlined]] both [[/underlined]] Yellow-face and [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]] , but the latter still do no overlap one another. [[underlined]] Song behavior Tiaris here apparently different from that of Tiaris at Boqueron de Tollo in Western Cordillera [[/underlined]] !!! [[left margin in various colors]] Gen V HO Cy 33 37 [[/left margin in colors]] Then [[underlined]] Tiaris [[/underlined]] and Yellowface shut up. 6:43 A few feet further along road. Catch glimpse mixed flock in trees in distance. Can't identify most of the birds. But one certainly is a Cy. Probably same individual seen with [[underlined]] rufinucha [[/underlined]] earlier. [[3 green checkmarks]] This certainly is one of the areas where Cys seem to be almost obli