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[[circled]] 34 [[/circled]] Then there is some more Dubusia song. Getting [[underlined]] closer. [[/underlined]] Then I hear more [[underlined]] Basileuterus [[/underlined]] and/or [[underlined]] Hemispingus [[/underlined]] - type sounds about 200 ft down hill. In low thick scrub. Probably 3 - 8 ft up. Suddently, the 3 "yellowfaces" fly down into this scrub area. Range 4 - 10 ft up. I think this movement must be considered case of "yellowfaces" j ^[[right arrow]] group. When I get my glasses fixed on this srub, I see that one bush contains 1 ^[[female symbol]] Albi (definite) and several olive-yellow birds, in addition to the "yellowfaces". ^[[female symbol]] Albi feeing on flowers, 2 - 6 ft up. The olive-yellow birds not feeding on flowers, but approximately same levels above ground. Birds of different species in this bush sometimes only 1 - 2 ft apart. No overt hostility or other special reactions among them. Then I see a single PL Atlapetes in scrub 10 ft away. Silent. Disappears almost immediately. Then I see the [[underlined]] Dubusia [[/underlined]] in nearby small tree and tangles. Also disappears immediately. Both PL and Dubusia 6 - 15 ft up when in sight. Then the "yellowfaces" fly up into small trees 20 - 30 ft away. Ranging 10 - 25 ft up. Apparently nothing follows them. Then a single GT suddenly appears. In trees where "yellowfaces" seen first. (They are now about 300 ft away). GT 6 - 8 ft up. Also moves on immediately. Possibly following a course parallel to PL and Dubusia seen earlier, [[underlined]] but certainly not close to them [[/underlined]]! A few seconds later, there is a furious chase, [[underlined]] involving 2 ^[[male symbol]] Albis [[/underlined]], low in scrub near where GT was. (This is [[underlined]] far [[/underlined]] from where the ^[[female symbol]] Albi was seen earlier. As far as I can tell, the ^[[female symbol]] Albi has disappeared by the time the ^[[mal symbol]]'s show up.) ^[[male symbol]] Albis quite noisy and conspicuous. SEE TODAY'S NOTES ON MIXED DIGLOSSINI. But soon disappear. I think this dispute among the ^[[male symbol]] Albis probably was provoked