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Marshall (1942)
Atlapetes gutturalis
Volcan de Santa Ana - (1) In loose, continuous
brush cover under widely spaced
large trees on SE side Cerro del
Aguila (pairs) forage on ground. (2) In
continuous brushland on summit
of Jeco (above camp) on same
ground with Dendrocygna and
Volatinia jacarina (but not
in lowland weedy brush). Singing.
Very local. Common in the
brushy area or summit Jeco
however - several pairs. Another
example of high zone bird
common at Los Esesmiles, rare
or local on Santa Ana.
Melodzone bicruciata
Wslope Los Esesmiles Dry brush along trail.
Volcan de Santa Ana Coffee finca - only
certain spots - where a pair or more close by.
Hear same pair every day in same place
by scratching of leaves under coffee
finca, shade trees. Members of a pair
stay close together. As far as I could
determine, only in flat areas of finca.
Like to forage along agave ledges. Call from
coffee bushes when alarmed.
Chilata Rather common in dry brush.