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[[Circled]] 52 [[/Circled]] [[left margin in red]] Gen [[/left margin]] NOTE. There seem to be [[underlined]] remarkably [[/underlined]] few hummingbirds here now. Presumably because flowers also are scarce. [[left margin in red]] 26 [[/left margin]] 12:47. 8160 ft. See pair [[2 red, 2 blue, 2 pencil checkmarks]] [[circled in blue]] 24 [[/circled]] of Yellowbellies. 18ft up in second growth trees. Noisy. But [[underlined]] definitely [[/underlined]] alone ([[underlined]] Yellowbelly behavior seems essentially the same in all regions! [[/underlined]] ) Light rain starting 12:55 [[left margin in purple]] XI HO [[/left margin]] [[left margin in green]] XI HO 97 99 [[/left margin]] 1:10 pm. Just below 7900 ft. See another mixed flock. Includes at least [[1 green, 1 blue checkmark]] [[circled in pencil]] 1 [[/circled]] 1 Yellowbelly, [[2 blue, 2 pencil, 2 green checkmarks]] [[circled in pencil]] 2 [[/circled]] 2 BCBT's, [[1 blue, 1 pencil, 1 green checkmark]] [[circled in pencil]] 3 [[/circled]] 1 PL Atlapetes, [[2 blue, 2 pencil, 2 green checkmarks]] [[circled in pencil]] 4 5 [[/circled]] 2 flycatchers of different species, [[2 blue, 2 pencil, 2 green checkmarks]] [[circled in pencil]] 6 [[/circled]] 2 large (and largely green) [[underlined]] parrots. [[/underlined]] All in trees 15-30 ft up. Fairly close together but rather quiet. Parrots fly off, but [[underlined]] nothing follows. [[/underlined]] Rain stopping 1:17 pm. Then starts again [[left margin in green]] 101 105 [[/left margin]] 1:22. Same area. Same group. Group really is [[underlined]] quite [[/underlined]] large. Also includes at least [[1 green, 1 blue checkmark]] 1 Blue & Black and [[1 green, 1 blue checkmark]] 1 [[underlined]] Tangara nigroviridis. [[/underlined]] also in trees. Group as a whole still coherent. But not [[underlined]] going [[/underlined]] anywhere. And apparently without definite leadership. Then I have to move on 1:25 pm. Rain [[underlined]] very [[/underlined]] heavy. Back to station 1:30 pm. COMMENT: The fog and rain today didn't have any very noticeable effect on Allogregariousness. Neither obviously stimulating nor obviously depressing. MORE COMMENTS: There seems to be greater seasonal variation in Allogregariousness here than in all or most of the other regions which I have worked. Why? Is this characteristic of "intermediate" regions??? There are relatively few brightly colored gregarious tanagers here, and relatively many olive-yellow birds of the [[underlined]] Basileuterus - Hemispingus - Chlorospingus [[/underlined]] type. Why? Why are such species as the GT and the Big Buthraupis apparently absent? The envir