Bilateria

natural vocalization; calls from a group of ten or so birds loafing on a gravel beach. Most of the lower pitched calls are from adult birds, while the high-pitched calls are from juveniles. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Some human voice and handling noise. This voice is one of typical calls of this species. bird-seen:no playback-used:no

Male responding to playback. Rather wary, moving in wide circle around observers, changing perches often, and never approaching very closely bird-seen:yes playback-used:yes

Inmature

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Habitat: secondary forest. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

calls (and song?) from a bird moving with a mixed species flock in dense semi-arid forest, in response to playback. bird-seen:yes playback-used:yes

Wow! Into a big cave with two gates in the Colhue Huapi Lake cliffs

Habitat and Location: Damp area along a stream and small water catchment for a new resort. Mile 1 Natmataung NP. Behaviour: Playback used. Bird circled the vicinity, several times around the recordist moving through the undergrowth and occasionally popping up for a peek. In retrospect, I could have been disturbing an unseen nest as this is breeding season for many of the residents. The bird was then joined by a Pygmy Wren-babbler XC133361, and the two of them continued for several minutes as a duet, as if advertising to the other a claim to the same choice spot XC133362. bird-seen:yes playback-used:yes

bird-seen:no playback-used:no

flight between buildings from building where I presume they nest bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

song from a male bird (different individual than in XC116394), perched near the top of a large bush in dry forest in response to playback. bird-seen:yes playback-used:yes

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Recording amplified. High pass filter 6db. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Singing in the afternoon. Background singer perhaps Phylloscopus davisoni. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Moore et al. 2013: Bird Sounds of Ecuador DVD Looped once playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no