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[[margin in red]] Brun [[/margin]]
Stop observing 6:50, as rain is just too heavy to continue.As I walk back up road to car, I hear and see ^[[1 black check mark above]] another Brun singing phrase after phrase. Perched exposed 20 ft up on top of tree. All phrases twitter without separate R component.

7:40 am. Rain letting up a little

7:45. See a single Brown Thrush here

Whitestarts still singing.

[[margin in red]] Brun [[/margin]]
7:55. See 1 ^[[1 black check mark above]] or 2 Bruns near 1 or 2 ^[[1 black check mark above]] [[underlined]]rufinucha[[/underlined]]. No apparent reaction between the 2 species.

The see single ^[[1 black check mark above]] Brun. Alone.

8:00 Orange ^[[1 black check mark above]] -head back near nest. Feeding. Silent. Alone. Then see an Orange head probably(?)the same bird, uttering "Zeeeeee zeeeeee zeeeeee....." in flight. Apparently alone.

Catch several more glimpses of [[underlined]]cyanocephala[[/underlined]]^[[2 black check marks above]] in both trees and low scrub. Sometimes a pair, sometimes a single individual (probably one of the members of the pair). Noisy (see today's notes on [[underlined]]Thraupes[[/underlined[[?]], but usually alone. Even when found in same tree or bush as individuals of another species, the association seems to be purely "coincidental". No obvious special joining or following reactions.

See a pair of [[underlined]]rufinucha[[/underlined^[[2 black check marks above]]. In low scrub within a Brun territory. Noisy, Uttering "greeting" (see today's notes on [[underlined]]Altapetes[[/underlined]]) but obviously alone.

[[margin in red]] Brun [[/margin]]
Orange-head ^[[1 black check mark above]] and Brun ^[[1 black check mark above]] in same tree. Apparently ignoring one another. Orange-head picking insects off leaves.

Rain almost stopped 8:18 am.

See pair of Orange-^[[2 black check marks above]]heads. Nest building bird and presumed mate. (see today's notes on [[underlined]] Thlypopsis [[/underlined). One of them quite noisy. Utter