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74 Mixed Diglossini, Apr. 20, 1965, X [[margin]] Bari Humer [[/margin]] Humers. Also prefer the flowers of "Chorillos" (the low clusters of tubular orange flowers mentioned in my notes of 1962 [[image: sketch of flower]] ) much more strongly than do Humers. [[margin]] Bari Humer [[/margin]] I.E. the Humers and Baris here are quite definitely semi-segragated ecologically - even though their "micro-geographical" ranges may overlap completely (or nearly completely) April 21, 1965 University, Bogotá Arrive Facultad de Farmacia 5:25 am. Still pitch black. It must be very cloudy now. There is a small amount of bird song. Apparently all or largely thrush and Zonotrichia 5:40 am [[margin]] Humer [[/margin]] 5:45 am. Hear Humer R-Zazas up in adjacent Eucalypts [[margin]] Humer [[/margin]] Then hear Humer singing Twitter phrases, each ending with 2 R's. In small tree near yellow Abu. [[margin]] Scan [[/margin]] Scans feeding in Abu 5:49. [[margin]] Humer Scan [[/margin]] Humer continues songs throughout several minutes while Scans are noisy. Then flies up into tall adjacent Eucalypt. Hear R-Zazas. [[margin]] Humer [[/margin]] Back Singing small tree 5:52. Finally see bird. Definitely Humer. Then flies to Abu. Preens. Supplanted by some brownish bird. Zonotrichia? [[margin]] Humer [[/margin]] Now there are two Black Diglossas chasing one another madly through and around Abu. At least one definitely Humer. Some R-Za zas, but most of chase silent.