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88 Atlapetes, I September 5,1962 Paraimo La Negra Same place as yesterday. Pair of PL's feeding by themselves. One flies to join the other. Joining bird utters soft, high, thin "warble" (partly composed of "ta-zeee-uh-zeeee" type components), which changes gradually but rapidly into R, and is then followed immediately by 3 "Feeo" notes, as it comes in. All this as greeting!! Without CR. Then, as the birds continue to move through shrubbery, one or both utter(s) more "greetings" whenever they come close to one another. Extremely variable. Sometimes "Warble" alone. Sometimes Warble, followed by R alone. Sometimes Warble-R-Feeoos as before. Sometimes R. Followed by Warble!! Then birds fly to join flock including Bassleuterus XL and Chlorophonia. 8:00 a.m. [[image - sketch of bird]] Alert Posture with CR Chin white, breast & belly gray 9:05 Come across what is obviously the same pair of PL's, now feeding by themselves. Still "greeting" constantly. Much as before. Just noticed one more type of variation. Warble - thin high Trill "Sreeeeeeee" - ordinary R (low & wooden) - Feeoos. This
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Bassleuterus - misspelling of Basileuterus