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(37) Mixed Diglossini, July 23, 1965, II. "zee-zee" doublets (2-6) followed by a variable number of "Ta-zee" patterns (again 2–6). Both species continue singing for some time. Sometimes alternating. More often with partial or even [[underlined]] complete [[/underlined]] overlaps. [[underlined]] The Yellowfaces certainly do not seem to be "inhibited" by cyanocephala songs [[/underlined]] !!! Things see single Yellowbelly [[checkmark]] 6 ft up in scrub edge forest. Apparently alone. [[margin]] Cy Brun [[/margin]] The local Cy(s) and Brun(s) certainly have [[underlined]] not [[/underlined]] been very vocal this morning! 6:12. See single Yellowface [[checkmark]] alone 1 ft up in scrub edge forest. Utters occasional song phrases. [[underlined]] cyanocephala(s) [[/underlined]] seem to have shut up now. Get several more glimpses of Yellowface(s). Always alone. SEE ALSO TODAY'S NOTES ON GENERAL MIXED FLOCKS [[margin]] Cy [[/margin]] (Cys seem to occur [[underlined]] relatively frequently low in scrub here [[/underlined]] !!) [[margin]] Cy [[/margin]] 10,100 ft. 7:28 a.m. Come across pair Cys. [[checkmark]] Definitely alone. One or both bird(s) utter(s) brief Twitters, without Intro Notes, as Greeting or "Landing" patterns. Birds ranging 3-25 ft up. In trees and scrub along path [[margin]] Gloriss [[/margin]] 8:05 a.m. 10,600 ft. [[underlined]] Finally come across Gloriss. [[/underlined]] At least 2 [[checkmark]] individuals singing steadily. Long indeterminate phrases of the usual type for this species. As mentioned in my notes on mixed flocks, the individual notes of their songs are "reedy" – quite like song notes of Lafs in some (or all) other areas. [[margin]] Gloriss [[/margin]] This particular area is low and [[underlined]] moderately [[/underlined]] dense scrub. Obviously "alpine scrub" which has been [[underlined]] burned once, [[/underlined]] some years ago, and is now regenerating rapidly. Few or no flowers around. The scrub here certainly is [[underlined]] less dense [[/underlined]] than the vegetation