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[[circled]] 12 [[/circled]] Arrive at bottom edge USTF 4:20 pm. Fog quite thick. Everything [[underlined]] dead [[/underlined]] quiet. (Perhaps fog does have a depressing effect here after all?). See a single Hummingbird XX feeding on blackberry flowers. Quite alone. NOTE: This species is [[underlined]] not [[/underlined]] usually a commensal of flocks. Fog lifting momentarily 4:33. Hear Whitertart CXXVII Song downhill. NODWAH. Shuts up. Then everything is dead quiet again, for a long time. Even though the fog has stayed lifted. Fog comes in 5:00 pm. Nothing happens for a few minutes. Then Whitertart CXXVII Sings. NODWAH. Stops. Wren Sings. Stops. Same Whitestart Sings again. NODWAH. Stops. A few minutes later, fog lifts. 5:07. See mixed flock low in scrub edge USTF. Includes 2 [[2 checkmarks]] [[insert,in pencil]] 85 [[/pencil]] [[insert,in blue]] 1 [[/blue]] Cheek Atlapetes and 2 [[two check marks]] [[insert, in blue]] 2 [[/insert]] 2 [[2 checkmarks]] [[insert,in pencil]] 87 [[/insert]] Synallaxis (either ad. and juv. of same species [[left margin in blue]] 9 [[/left margin]] or, more probably, ads of different species). All birds ranging 1 - 3 ft up. Never coming out from cover. Very quiet. But flock obviously highly integrated. Birds very close together. First one species in lead, then another. [[left margin in red]] Albi [[/left margin]] Some minutes later, see single [[male symbol]] [[checkmark]] [[insert,in pencil]] 19 [[/pencil]] Albi same area. Silent and alone. Feeding on usual orange flowers. [[left margin in red]] Albi [[/left margin]] 5:20 pm. See (another?) single [[male symbol]] [[checkmark]] [[insert,in pencil]] 20 [[/insert]] Albi some distance away 4 - 5 up edge USTF. (Also) silent and alone. 5:32. Further along path, see single [[checkmark]] [[insert,in pencil]] 21 [[/insert]] Whitebeard low in scrub along edge USTF. Silent. Alone. Everything seems to be very "coy" this afternoon!