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MysteryLambayeque.mp3
So what is this? Recorded by Jonas Nilsson. Locality unclear to me: in a "Quebrada San Iceido" or something, probably in Lambayeque, or maybe near Jaen, Cajamarca.
Also heard are Pacific Parrotlets, Elegant Crescentchest and White-tipped Dove (probably). |
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Sjoerd Mayer |
Sep 17 - 2006 |
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MysteryBalsas.mp3
So what is this? Recorded by Jonas Nilsson between Balsas and Abra Barro Negro, at 1850 m. See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Birdingperu/message/3956 |
254119 |
Sjoerd Mayer |
Sep 8 - 2006 |
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GrallariaChojnaKhota.mp3
See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Birdingperu/message/3859
Note that there's also a "normal" singing Rufous-faced Antpitta.
See the sonogram in the "Photos (ID)" section. |
204173 |
Sjoerd Mayer |
Ago 13 - 2006 |
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Parrot (2).mp3
Parrots seen and tape recording at Amazonia Lodge Manu Biosphere Reseve 500 meters altitude 01/July/2006.Recording perch, flying. Scaly naped Parrot. |
254224 |
Virgilio Yábar |
Jul 11 - 2006 |
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Antthrush.mp3
Rufous-fronted Antthrush Formicarius rufifrons. Posted for Ramiro Yabar. |
208771 |
Sjoerd Mayer |
Jun 21 - 2006 |
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C duidae Jungl short.wav
A single song from a recording by Paul Coopmans of Gray-legged Tinamou Crypturellus duidae, made at Junglaven, Venezuela. See message 3670 on the Birding Peru forum.
Sjoerd Mayer |
61530 |
Sjoerd Mayer |
Jun 19 - 2006 |
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MysteryJeberosBoaPasto2.mp3
Another mystery sound from Jeberos (Loreto), recorded in savanna at dusk, by Jonas Nilsson.
Identified by Dan Lane on Yahoo "Birding Peru" forum: "sounds to me like Elaenia spectabilis (Large Elaenia - Sjoerd)". |
222772 |
Sjoerd Mayer |
Jun 11 - 2006 |
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MysteryJeberosBoaPasto.mp3
Mystery bird in or near the "Boa Pasto" savanna near Jeberos, Loreto, recorded by Jonas Nilsson. Silent intervals of 8 to 20 seconds were removed. Jonas says on the tape "unidentified Tody-Tyrant, maybe Stripe-necked", but I can't find anything on my computer from that species which resembles this. I searched further quite a bit, but can find nothing. I have here nothing of Black Manakin, a common bird there with a "snappy" song, according to Valqui's book (I can't find this sound snappy though). Maybe it's that one?
Paul Coopmans on Yahoo "Birding Peru" forum: "Doesn't sound like Black Manakin".
Identified by Dan Lane on Yahoo "Birding Peru" forum ('Just about the only "triccus" we encountered there, even at the edge of the open "cerrado-like" habitat, was Lophotriccus vitiosus (Double-banded Pygmy-Tyrant - Sjoerd). My recordings from the site are not as high-pitched and musical as this recording, but I suspect there may be enough individual variation to explain the difference.').
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Sjoerd Mayer |
Jun 10 - 2006 |
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Rufous-breasted Warbling-Finch.mp3
Charles Hesse made this recording at 2900m on the 26th of May, 2006 at Bosque Zarate. As far as I know this is the first recording. |
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Bruno Ghersi |
Jun 8 - 2006 |
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MysterySongOxapampaAntennaRoad2300m.mp3
And another mystery sound from the Oxapampa 'antenna road", recorded by Jonas Nilsson at 2300 m ad 15h45. Masked Fruiteater? Black-streaked Puffbird?
This was quickly solved by Daniel Lane: it is Maroon-belted Chat-Tyrant Ochthoeca thoracica. |
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Sjoerd Mayer |
Jun 4 - 2006 |
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