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[[circled]] 11 [[/circled]] for the irritation provoked by the presence of the whole mixed flock in general!!! Everything quiet now 6:50. Flock seems to have moved on again. And other diglossas seem to have disappeared Go along road. Find flock again. Both Cys and Lafs apparently still with flock . Both species singing. [[underlined]] Complete overlaps! [[/underlined]] There seem to be [[underlined]] 3 [[/underlined]] Cys with flock. PL definitely follows ^[[right arrow]] Cys. Now Cys singing, Lafs silent. Incidentally, songs both species have been quite typical throught. Same form during [figlets?] and at other times.) 7:00 am. Flock seems to have gone down hill. Leaving Cys behind. Also has left at least 1 Laf behind. See Laf about 20 ft from Cy(s). Then Laf [[underlined]] passes by [[/underlined]] Cys. Cys in tree, 15 ft up. Laf moving low, 3ft above ground. No apparent reaction between species. Cys now silent. Laf moves on. One Cy starts to sing again. Now hear PL uttering Whistle songs. At first [[underlined]] alternates [[/underlined]] phrases with Cy. Then Cy shuts up. PL continues. PL shuts up. A minute later Cy sings again. Shuts up. (During this last Laf song, the Laf was perched on top small tree only 20 ft from bush containing Cys. But the Cys remained quiet in bottom of bush throughout Laf song. After finishing its song, the Laf flew away to a more distant tree. Perched there silently. Immediately, Cy hopped up to top of its own bush and began to sing while Laf remained silent.) 7:12 Oh oh! Sudden outburst lots of Laf and Cy songs