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[[circled]] 54 [[/circled]] [[underlined]] viridis types. [[/underlined]] Quite as consistent a preference as I have ever seen! Going downhill 9:02 am. 9:07. A few yards downhill. See single hummingbird (new species - green with buffy throat) carry n. m. to nest site. Also defending area against me. [[margin, in red]] Gen [[/margin]] So perhaps all the nectarivorous birds here are in breeding condition now. Then see single Sooty Thrush alone. 12 ft up in trees. A few yards further down, see single "purple" jay. Noisy but apparently alone. 5 ft up in fairly tall second growth scrub. 9:25 am. Down by road. See single PL. [[check mark]] [[blue check mark]] [[insert,circled,in blue]] 64 [[/insert]] Silent and alone. 6" in blackberry bramble edge pasture. [[margin, in red]] Glor [[/margin]] Then hear some more Glor songs. NODWAH. Then see group 3 [[three check marks]] [[three blue check marks]] PL's and 2 [[two blue check marks]] [[two check marks]] Glors low in scrub edge pasture. [[margin, in red]] Glor [[/margin]] [[margin, in blue]] XI [[/margin]] 1 - 3 ft up. All birds [[underlined]] close [[/underlined]] together. But silent. PL's apparently picking insects off leaves. Glors feeding Passiflora flowers in usual way. Glors fly away. PL's [[three check marks]] [[three blue check marks]] [[insert,circled,in blue]] 69 [[/insert]] do not follow. [[margin, in red]] Scan [[/margin]] 9:48. More Scan song in distance. NODWAH [[margin, in red]] Glor [[/margin]] See another single Glor [[check mark]] [[blue check mark]] [[insert,circled,in blue]] 70 [[/insert]] fly by, silent and alone. Well! Well! See single [[underlined]] Pipraeidea [[/underlined]], [[check mark]] [[blue check mark]] [[insert,in blue]] 71 [[/insert]] silent & alone. 20 ft up in tall tree. Flies off immediately. 10:03 See single Yellowbelly.[[check mark]] [[blue check mark]] [[insert,in blue]] 72 [[/insert]] Quiet. Definitely alone. Going from tree to tree edge pasture. 5 - 20 ft up. Leaving 10:05 am. September 3, 1965 Paramo Zumbador Reach San Cristobal this morning. Going to look for the Par