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Mixed Diglossini, Aug 22, 1965, VIII   

[[left margin]] Humer [[/left margin]]
[[underlined]]But the Humer did not!!![[/underlined]] I E. Humer stopped "escorting" as soon as flock went [[underlined]]well into[[/underlined]] Laf territory

[[left margin]] Cy  Laf [[/left margin]]
Cy Sang once while with flock. This completely overlapped Song by Laf - not the Laf escorting the flock, but another Laf some distance away - probably the original pursuer in the intra-Laf dispute - who may, in fact, have been responding to the approaching "return} of the original pursued coming with the flock. 

[[left margin]] Humer [[/left margin]]
Ca. 9:15 hear more Humer Songs. NODWA. 

[[left margin]] Humer 39 [[/left margin]]
9:42. See Humer aerial display flight with Song!

Now going back up road

[[left margin]] Coer [[/left margin]]
9:45. Hear Coer Songs. NODWA. 

[[left margin]] Coer [[/left margin]]
This certainly would appear to be another area where Coer is not Allogregarious!

[[left margin]] Laf [[/left margin]]
Further along, hear more Laf Song. NODWA. 
Leaving 9:50 am.

PARTIAL SUMMARY: Without looking over my notes in detail, it would appear that the salient features of the situation here (at Juasca) now are as follows: 

[[left margin]] Gen [[/left margin]]
I. My evidence (which is very incomplete) would suggest that the territorial arrangements of the different species now are much the same as they were a couple of months ago. 

[[left margin]] Gen [[/left margin]] 
II. It is quite possible that all or most of the local Diglossini are in breeding condition now. At least they continued Singing until relatively late this morning. The lesser volume (and probably frequency) of Songs early in the morning, as compared with 1962, may be largely due to a decrease in the sizes of the populations (due to burning of much of the vegetation). 

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