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Marshall, 1941-
1942
Megarynchus pitangua
mt. Cacaguatigue
Dec 25-Jan 16 Common but a fluctuating
population. Last 2 weeks few seen.)
extcept for Jan 9 when flock of 4 or 5
found in a finca far down on N.
slope (lower edge oaks). 1st 2 weeks
many heard & seen - loud calls in
oaks & snags around edge fines,
& in snags & shade-trees within
fines. Usually 2 or more (paired?)
& chasing each other around. Not
very active - do a lot of sitting
& calling - flycatching flight rarely
seen. Usually faul high in trees. Only
in open corn growth - around edges of
open spaces.