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Mixed Diglossini, Mar. 8, 1966, III [[circled]] 15 [[/circled]] And alternating very nicely. [[margin]] Cinn [[/margin]] 6:26. Single Cinn flies by. Perches in several bushes. Alone. Also quite alert. [[margin]] Ater [[/margin]] A few minutes later, hear presumed Ater Singing in a bush which the Cinnamon flew over. I.E. territories of Aters and Cinns here are at least partly overlapping. [[margin]] Ater [[/margin]] This Diglossa stops Singing. And then I catch glimpse of bird in exact same spot. Feeding on Parufloras. [[underlined]] Definitely [[/underlined]] adult Ater. NOTE: All the Atlapetes songs heard so far have been series of 3 or 4 Whistles, without terminal R's. [[margin]] Cinn [[/margin]] 6:35. Atlapetes still Singing frequently. Diglossas retreat See another Cinn. Silent and alone. [[margin]] Scan? [[/margin]] 6:37. Near what might be [[underlined]] Colibri coruscans (Scan) Song in distance. Long series "Schick" or "Schuck" notes. NODWA. Then Atlapetes Sings again. Completely overlapped by the hummingbird sounds. [[margin]] Cinn [[/margin]] Then see another Cinn. Also silent and alone. [[margin]] Cinn [[/margin]] Then [[underlined]] 2 [[/underlined]] Cinns become engaged in a violent dispute. Lots of aerial chasing. With lots of vocalization. [[margin]] Cinn [[/margin]] See another single Cinn. Silent and alone. [[margin]] [[Lerbia??]] [[/margin]] Also see a [[underlined]] small [[/underlined]] green hummingbird. With dark throat and very long tail with streamers. And white leg "puffs". Quite possibly same species seen in Eucalypts on Guadelupe above Bogota; i.e. [[underlined]] [[Lerbia nuna??]] [[/underlined]]. This ind. is perched, 4 ft up, silent and alone. Then flies away. [[margin]] Laf [[/margin]] COMMENT: [[underlined]] It would appear that both Laf and the local Whitestart are absent here. Why [[/underlined]] ???? [[margin]] Cinn [[/margin]] 6:55. See another Cinn. Silent and alone. [[underlined]] Then see a [[/underlined]]