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Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
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One in the mango tree
never laid more than the
one - may have been an
old egg. - Either the nest
seemed new.
The other one further from
the road I collected with
set of eleven. This nest had
one egg July 1.
This evening I discoverd
we had been overlooking
a small flycatcher
the size of a becard but
an exact miniature of
the Derby Flycatcher.
The note is like a Becard
in some ways and yet
resembles the Large Flycatcher.
I have suspected
once or twice such a
small Derby but they
were so exactly like
the Derby I figured
misjudged the size and
difference.
Again today I got a
large air (Anchoo) in
good condition - another
female - laying. Three
birds are pretty easy
to see yet are quiet.