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[[circled]] 21 [[/circled]] ssibly in groups of two or more species, which I did not see this morning. COMMENT: To my knowledge, I have never seen Blue & Orange Tanagers apart from mixed flocks. They may be "obligate commensals" in much the same way as [[underlined]] Conirostrum sitticolor [[/underlined]] ssp. In fact, I am not sure that I have ever seen Blue & Orange Tanagers apart from flocks which also included Firebellies! Could the Blue & Orange be an obligate commensal of the Firebelly??? April 25, 1965 Agua Bonita Working same general area this morning as yesterday morning. Arrive 5:22 am. Still quite dark. Lots of birds songs and other noises 5:35 am. As yesterday Possible Cy song 5:40 am. Overlapping with all sorts of things; but not, apparently, other Diglossine Songs. 5:44 Whitestart singing in distance. [[left margin in red]] Albi 5 [[/left margin]] 5:49. See single [[female symbol]] [[red checkmark]] Albi (definite) feeding alone tangle end scrub 6 ft above ground. Apparently looking for insects. God! There are a lot of birds here. And all invisible or little silhouettes across the sky! [[left margin in red]] 6 [[/left margin]] 5:59. Come across single [[red checkmark]] Atlapetes-type. Looks like [[underlined]] torquatus. [[/underlined]] Whitethroat. Black cheek patch. Gray stripe above cheek patch. Black stripe above gray. Center crown gray. Back & wings apparently olive. But bill [[underlined]] light [[/underlined]], sort of dirty orange. I shall call this LXXXII. Uttering lots of "Seeet" notes. Definitely alone. Hopping thru dense scrub only a ft or