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[[circled]] 27 [[/circled]] [[margin, in red]] 19 [[/margin]] Rain stopped 9:33 am. 9:55 Down by road. See single [[check mark]] [[red check mark]] [[underlined]] Slate [[/underlined]]-throated Whitestart Alone. [[margin, in red]] 20 [[/margin]] Then a single bright blue bird, apparently [[underlined]] T. vasorii [[/underlined]] [[check mark]] [[red check mark]], flies by alone. Leave 10:00 am. [[margin, in red]] 21 [[/margin]] On the way back to town, at an elevation several hundred feet higher, a single [[check mark]] [[red check mark]] GT flies across the highway. Alone. COMMENT: The Qgua Bonita area differs from the areas near Guasia and above Bogota in type of vegetation as well as in altitude. Much of the Agua Bonita area is scrub, now. But there also are occasional tall trees (like the montani forest trees in Chiriqui) scattered about. Much taller than any trees seen near Guasca or on Guadelupe. Reaching perhaps 60 ft. It seems likely that the original "virgin" vegetation of the Agua Bonita region was a complete forest of such tall trees. Incidentally, there are Eucalyptus on the edge of the scrub at Agua Bonita. But they are not in flower now. And I have never seen a Diglonniein them. This afternoon going to work on Guadelupe. At the lower area where I worked in 1962. Arrive 3:12 pm. Cloudy, but no rain or fog. Everything very silent SEE ALSO TODAY's NOTES ON MIXED DIGLOSSINI 3:35 See pair Sooty Thrushes alone [[margin, in purple]] XIII [[/margin]] [[margin, in green]] add 49 [[/margin]] 3:45 Single [[check mark]] [[green check mark]] Firebelly flies by. Following another bird, almost certainly of another [[check mark]] [[green check mark]] species, which I didn't identify