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Mixed Diglossini, Apr. 21, 1965, VIII 81 Sudden outburst variety bird noises, 4:35 pm, just as sun comes out! IE. many birds probably were silent before because the weather was bad. Noises include furnariids, Atlapetes, thrushes, others. [[left margin]] Black 110 [[/left margin]] See some more Black Diglossas ✓✓ in distance. They seem to have "come up" also since sun appeared! Cloud coming back a little now, 4:46 pm. Birds a little quieter. I am starting to retrace my path. [[left margin]] 111 [[/left margin]] 5:00 pm. See single Firebelly ✓ in low thick scrub. Silent. Apparently alone. Sun out again 5:12. But low on horizon. It is getting cold. Apparently nothing in Prime Eucalypts 5:14. I.E. Humers probably deep elsewhere. Apparently nothing Laf territory area 5:18 (but observational conditions very difficult) Leaving 5:25 pm April 22, 1965 Paramo de Guasca SEE TODAY'S NOTES ON GENERAL MIXED FLOCKS. (Detailed observations of Laf-Cy interactions) COMMENT: [[left margin]] Gen [[/left margin]] So far, my observations would suggest that the relationships between Diglossini in this region now, in the non-breeding season, are as follows: [[left margin]] Ruf [[/left margin]] (1) No one pays any attention to Rufs. Or, rather, they regard Rufs in the same way that they would any warbler or small