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[[circle]] 98 [[/circle]] larly "favorable" site. Getting cloudy now. Wind coming up. Getting cooler. Between areas first and second groups. There are lots of Acorn Woodpeckers in trees here. But not in mixed flocks. Leaving 10:05 [[right aligned]] July 27, 1965 [/right aligned]] [[right aligned]] Region of Belmira [[/right aligned]] Going to work same place today as yesterday 6:00 - 6:10. Area where first flock seen yesterday. There certainly are [[underlined]] some [[/underlined]] birds around now; but not at all close together, and certainly [[underlined]] not [[/underlined]] a flock. See single Yellowbelly [[red check mark on name]] alone. 25 ft up in the tree edge scrub. See various Yellowfaces [[three red check marks on name]] Singing around here (at least 3 individuals) obviously are alone. In trees. [[left margin in red]] 58 61 [[/left margin in red]] 6:25 am. Area second flock. Occasional Yellow-face songs and Atlapetes Whistle Songs. [[underlined]] No overlap. [[/underlined]] Then silence. Then some [[underlined]] Basileuterus [[/underlined]] R-[[Houreech?]] patterns. Then silence again. It apparently is not the "height" of the breeding season here either. Presumably birds here are in same stage as at Frontino. [[left margin in red]] 63 64 [[/left margin]] 6:30. See pair [[2 red checkmarks on word]] Yellowbellies moving thru scrub. 6 - 12 ft up. Quiet. [[underlined]] Probably [[/underlined]] alone. [[underlined]] But [[/underlined]] there is at least 1 [[red checkmark on number]] [[underlined]] B. nigrocristatus [[/underlined]] moving thru scrub, in same direction, 20 - 40 ft [[underlined] behind [[/underlined]] Yellow bellies. 3 - 6 ft up. Moderately noisy. [[left margin in green]] 100 101 [[/left margin]] Then, a little further on, see same [[two green checkmarks]] Yellowbellies in bush 6 ft up And I can [[underlined]] hear [[green checkmark]] nigrocristatus [[/underlined]] sounds very close by So this [[underlined]] does [[/underlined]] seem to