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[[margin]] Glor [[/margin]]  A single adult [[underlined]] gloriosa [[/underlined]] seen in scrub above first station of Teleférica at 11:00 am. Quite alone.  Not feeding.

[[margin]] Albi [[/margin]] A single [[female symbol]] or juv. [[underlined]] Diglossa [[/underlined]] seen in area slightly above [[underlined]] gloriosa [[/underlined]].  Grayish.  Obviously [[underlined]] baritula [[/underlined]] or [[underlined]] albilatera [[/underlined]].  Looked buffy on breast, but definite light patches under wings.  Couldn't tell if it was streaked or not.  Feeding in tree on pink flowers with tubular corollas.  Feeding methods like those of other [[underlined]] Diglossas [[/underlined]]  

[[margin]] CC??? [[/margin]] Pair of [[underlined]] cinereum [[/underlined]] seen near chorros de Milla.  5:15 p.m. One feeding on eucalyptus or eucalyptus-like flowers.  The other singing from high exposed perch.  This is an area of scattered bushes, small trees, in grassland CC's were relatively high in the vegetation here; but just about as low as they could get with out actually getting down into the grass.

[[margin]] ??? [[/margin]] A single Diglossa (probably [[female symbol]] or juv - [[underlined]] albilatera [[/underlined]]) may have gone into the same tree about 10 minutes after the CC's left.  If so, it did not feed there.  Moved on almost immediately.

[[margin]] BQ [[/margin]] A single BQ began to sing high (but not exposed) in a tree about 30 ft away from the tree in which the CC's fed about 2 minutes after the presumed [[underlined]] Diglossa [[/underlined]] had left.

[[margin]] Gen [[margin]]  None of the Diglossini here showed any definite reaction to any of the common finches (Yellow-bellied Seedeaters, Andean Sparrows, Dark-backed Goldfinches), tanagers (BT's, a single [[male symbol]] White-line