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[[circled]] 26 [[/circled]] [[circled]] 64 [[/circled]] type song. [[margin in red]] Carbo [[/margin]] Is this "Ta-zee" type song more sexual or more hostile than the ordinary twitter??? [[underlined]] Or merely higher intensity [[/underlined]]??? (Looking over my notes on all Diglossini in the Quito region and Chiriqui, I think that the latter is probably true.) I think that possibly the whole [[underlined]] basic [[/underlined]] repertory of diglossine vocalizations could be summarized as follows: [[margin in red]] General [[/margin]] 1. "Song". Partly sexual and partly hostile. a. Composed of distinct notes - high intensity b. "Aimless" twitter - low intensity 2. Harsh Notes. HAC, harsh "zeee"s of CC, etc. Hostile. Probably high intensity. 3. R and/or rapid twitter. "Greeting" and aggressive 4. CN's. Possibly divisible into "Tsit"s (hostile?) and "Tseeeeet"s (PN's?) [[margin in red]] Carbo [[/margin]] In any case, it is obvious that both the CC and the Carbos here have both types of song - and I [[underlined]] cannot [[/underlined]] distinguish between the species by ear alone. [[margin in red]] Carbo [[/margin]] ADDITION: I heard a member of "greeting" and "landing" vocalizations by one or both of the Carbos this afternoon, in addition to the patterns noted above. As far as I can tell, there is complete inter