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[[circled]] 1 [[/circled]] Tangara, I November 4, 1957, Barro Colorado Lots of these birds around the clearing [[Gray hatch]] = Plain Tanager = inornata [[Blue hatch]] = Golden-masked Tanager = larvata [[left margin blue]] The CN of the Golden-masked is relatively loud and hard (compared with the CN's of most tanagers of other genera) and comparatively frequent. Often uttered in series when the birds are flying about actively. [[left margin gray]] The plain tanagers seem to have the same wing- and tail-flecks as most other tanagers, and the same CN's as the golden-masked. [[left margin gray]] Their CN's are sometimes suddenly greatly increased and hurried when one bird flies off, particularly when a flock flies off. Form little trills. Much faster & more numerous notes in a trill than in any CN performance of any other tanager genus I have heard. Almost a sort of "song". [[left margin gray]] This is certainly the most highly social of the tanagers around here now. Travels in large & very restless flocks of 10-20 birds (One of the flocks seems to have a single blue Tanager associated with it!) Tangara, I November 6, 1957, Barro Colorado [[left margin blue]] I am now fairly certain that there is a real
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