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July 6 III

it is by no means invariably associated with FB yet.
  
[[left margin]] !!! [[/left margin]] Should also mention that whistles can be given by chicks doing FB without trace of T?
  
Several more cases of chicks apparently attacking trespassing adults 5:18.
  
[[left margin]] !! [[/left margin]] Angle at peak of adult T is rather more extreme than I first thought. Almost as great as that of atricilla T.
[[image of bird]]

The T of chicks that I have been talking about, although not exactly from hunched, is from a fairly relaxed, head-withdrawn posture. No trace of real bobbing.
 
Except for Night Heron being attacked in the distance, everything is very dull again 5:46. Still 6:10
 
Still plenty of unmated birds about.
 
[[left margin]] !!!!!!! [[/left margin]] Dispute between two neighbors, each on station. Each on station. One with chick more aggressive. Sequence not clear in all respects, because of flying birds, but following a dispute. Aggressor: (O-CC) (intermediate) - AC. Less aggressive bird, apparently [[?]] (O-CC) -CH-T-Ch-T-Ch-T-Ch-T etc.; Then [[?]] Ch with a series of G.C's. Aggressor flies off. Then the less aggressive bird flies to the aggressor's station, but is repulsed by chick 6:20.
  
[[left margin]] ! [[/left margin]] Some of what I have been calling (O-CC) are probably just plain O.

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.[[image - drawing of angled bird head]]