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[[right aligned circled page number]] 4 [[/right aligned circled page number]] [[left margin in red]] gen [[/left margin in red]] increase of gregariousness in the non-breeding season - altho perhaps equally spectacular in both areas - takes very [[underlined]] different [[/underlined]] forms in the two areas. Why?) [[right aligned]] April 18, 1965 [[/right aligned]] [[right aligned]] Mts above Bogota [[/right aligned]] SEE TODAY'S NOTES ON MIXED DIGLOSSINI [[right aligned]] April 19, 1965 [[/right aligned]] [[right aligned]] Paramo de Guasca [[/right aligned]] Arrive 5:55am. A clear day. It has been light since at least 5:30 am. Cold as the ace of spades!!! Sun has not reached this area yet. Going to walk along road - rather than go uphill where I made most of my observations of Lafs[[?]] in 1962 (i.e. going where mixed flock(s) occur) 6:00 am. Can hear Whistle songs several Atlapetes individuals Single thrush flies by. Alone. 6:05. Hear Atlapetes Whistle song in burnt scrub one side road. Twitters, which may be Cy Cy, coming from unburnt scrub other side road, 20-30 ft away [[red check mark]] 6:15. See single PL Atlapetes perched exposed, unburnt scrub, 6 ft above ground. Uttering Whistle songs. In general area big mixed flock. But apparently alone. Whistle songs more or less "Teeoo feeoo foo".