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[[circled]] 125 [[/circled]] [[circled]] 161 [[/circled]] Nothing new - with the possible exception of an indication that a juvenal P. Gayi may have been following an adult P. [[?]]. In scrub 4 - 8 ft above ground. March 10, 1964 Ovejuyo Going to work same place today as yesterday. Arrive 5:50 a.m. Still dark. Some cloud and fog, but less than yesterday at the same time. SEE TODAY'S NOTES ON MIXED DIGLOSSINI. Walking around the streets of Calacoto this afternoon 4:15 pm See single [[underlined]] Gayi [[/underlined]] alone See a single, presumably juvenile, thrush. Dart sooty brown all over. Dark bill & legs. No eye ring. Then see pair of adults, nearby. Presumably parents Apparently brown species. Bright legs, bill & eye ring. Catch a glimpse of what looks like a gray-breasted thrust More thrushes alone. Also single Orange bill Another. See a group of about 5 brownish thrushes more or less together in garden. Species unidentified. Also see an adult Orange bill feeding a full grown juvenile Another pair [[underlined]] P. gayi [[/underlined]] alone Everything quite like La Paz - Obrajes in fact! Leaving 5:30 pm. COMMENTS: Are mixed flocks always absent where Orange-bills occur?? Are they always absent where [[underlined]] bonariensis [[/underlined]] occur???