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[[circled]] 35 [[/circled]] by one bird trespassing into the territory of another, in the course of "escorting" some other species. [[left margin in red]] Albi [[/left margin]] Like the dispute among the [[male symbol]] Albis at La Palma in the Western Cordillera. I suppose that the disputes among Albis when other species pass [[left margin in red]] Albi [[/left margin]] by may add to the attractiveness of mixed flocks. Like the disputes among Yellow-thighed Finches in Chiriqui. [[left margin in red]] Cy Albi [[/left margin]] I hear a few more presumed Cy Songs (NODWA) from time to time during this period, [[underlined]] but not when either [[female symbol]] or [[male symbol]] Albis are visible [[/underlined]] ! When the [[female symbol]] Albi and "Yellowfaces" were close together in bush [[left margin in green]] 29 [[/left margin]] [[left margin in red]] WT Albi [[/left margin]] earlier, the group was visited by a single hummingbird. Apparently [[circled in green]] 10 [[/circled]] [[circled in pencil]] 9 [[/circled]] [[1 green checkmark]] Whitethroat The hummingbird did not attack, and soon flew on. [[left margin in green]] 30 [[/left margin]] Some minutes after the [[male symbol]] Albis have come and gone, a single [[green checkmark]][[underlined]] H. atropileus [[/underlined]] [[circled in pencil]] 10 [[/circled]] [[circled in green]] 11 [[/circled]] appears in bamboo similar region. 6 - 12 ft up. Silent. Apparently at least 100 ft from nearest bird of another species at the time. [[left margin in green]] 31 [[/left margin]] [[left margin in purple]] 19 [[/left margin]] Also disappears almost immediately. A few seconds later, I see a [[circled in pencil]] 11 [[/circled]] green checkmark]] small wren (species unidentified) same region. All this occurs ca. 7:20 - 7:45 am. I think that all these birds, from the presumed [[underlined]] Ensifera [[/underlined]] to the [[underlined]] atropileus [[/underlined]] and the wren [[underlined]] may have been members of a single, real, social group. [[/underlined]] But, if so, the group as a whole was [[underlined]] very diffuse. [[/underlined]] (Rather Sierra-de-Merida-like!) [[underlined]] Apparently without real leaders. [[/underlined]] Fog starts to come in, ca. 8:10 am. During period 7:55 - 8:20, I can hear occasional snatches "Yellowface" Song and [[underlined]] Basileuterus [[/underlined]] and/or [[underlined]] Hemispingus [[/underlined]] -type sounds in the neighborhood. These birds [[underlined]] apparently [[/underlined]] are not close together now. And the other species are neither audible nor visible. Then, 8:25, I hear more sounds which suggest that other birds