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Mixed diglossini Aug. 30, 1965, II   

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[[left margin]] Coer [[/left margin]]
A few minutes later, see 2 Coers ✓✓✓✓50 [[two black & two blue, & blue #]] downhill. Probably same family group seen yesterday. Silent. Then one moves off and disappears. 

[[left margin]] Coer? Glor? [[/left margin]]
Then the remaining Coer is violently supplanted by another bird!!! Apparently Glor ✓✓51[[black and blue, & blue #]]. Coer flies off without resistance. Presumed Glor follows.

[[left margin]] Cy Glor [[/left margin]]
A minute or so later see undoubted Cy feeding in bushes up hill. 
Silent and alone. Then a Glor appears. Flies into bush and lands 5-10 ft away from Cy. Sings repeatedly. NODWA. Singing almost certainly hostile and provoked by presence of Cy. Cy gradually moves off. Glor goes off in different direction. 

[[left margin]]Scan Glor Gen[[/left margin]] 
Then I see single Scan flying about and feeding in area where Glor, Coer, and presumed Cy seen earlier! Silent. There is a Glor ✓✓52 [[black & blue, & blue #]] about 20 ft from Scan part of the tree. Also silent. And the two species do not seem to react to one another. Scan flies off very shortly. 

[[left margin]]Scan Cy Glor Scan [[/left margin]]
Then I hear Scan "cluck" song in distance. Long sustained. Then Cy(s) begin(s) to Sing. Typical phrases with "Tsit" Intro Notes. Completely overlapped by Scan song. Glor also utters a few Song phrases Also completely overlapped by Scan. But I am not sure that Cy and Glor phrases overlap!
 
[[left margin]] Cy Glor [[/left margin]]
Then I start to write this down. While writing, I catch glimpses of both a pair of Cys and a pair of Glors ✓✓54 [[black & blue checks, blue #]] (2 individuals moving around close together) in the area - but at different times Cy(s) Sing(s). NODWA. But Glors are silent.

[[left margin]] Cy  LCH [[/left margin]]
Then I see a single Cy swooped at by a single smallish, largely in cinnamon hummingbird. Cy retreats a foot or so. Hummingbird flies off. 

[[left margin]] Scan [[/left margin]]
Some minutes later, I see a vigorous dispute between a Scan and

Transcription Notes:
Glau = Glauca species of flowerpeircer Caer = caerulescens species Cy = cyanea species Glor = Diglossa (all flowerpeircers)