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[[cricled]] 71 [[/circled]] [[margin, in red]] Gen [[/margin]] al Sittis in their Allogregarious behavior. (And possibly WCC's are rare or absent in many areas because they [[margin, in red]] WCC [[/maring]] have difficulty in "adjusting" to diffuse flocks ???) NOTE: The scrub here is relatively sparse. All or most of it [[margin, in red]] Ruf [[/margin]] (even the stuff I have been calling "AS" probably is second growth). This scrub [[margin, in red]] WCC [[/margin]] probably is sparser than that preferred by [[underlined]] sitticolor [[/underlined]] forms. (Geowise, Rufs also differ from [[underlined]] sitticolor [[/underlined]] insofar as they apparently never occur in trees. Ruf [[right pointing arrow]] [[underlined]] sitticolor [[/underlined]] [[right pointing arrow]] WCC form a nicely graded ecological series!!!) [[margin, in red, underlined]] sitticolor [[/margin]] 8:40 am. Same area. White spectacled still Singing occasionally. NODWAH. It has been a long time since I heard either Rufs or CII's. [[margin, in red]] Ruf [[/margin]] Have they gone off together? Leaving the Whitestart behind? NOTE: The White spectacled may be quite s Allogregarious as the [[margin, in red]] Gen [[/margin]] Yellowface. Only more restricted in altitudenal distribution in [[underlined]] some [[/underlined]] areas. (This probably is the highest I have ever seen the White-spectacled.) Going back up hill. Leaving 9:15 am. Everything dead quiet. NOTE: Talking to the local people, I find that Santa Rosa is well [[underlined]] past [[/underlined]] El Hato.