Singing from valley scrub, including brief imitations of Sombre Greenbul.

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Song by individual in background. Pair in foreground making alarm call

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Transcribed: 'titi-dee'dee'-dah' continous singing. Shrub near dry riverbed in the foothills of Usambara Mts. Thanks a lot for help from James Bradley, David Moyer and Brian Finch for nailing this one, the similarity to Crombec spp. created some discussion. Zoom H4n and Rode Video-mic.

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Bird calling repeatedly from thorn trees.

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A bird seen singing from an open perch a few meters away, in fairly open acacia woodland. There is a phrase in the song which sounds as if it may be mimicry of Jacobin Cuckoo.

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Repetitive song phrases uttered by a single bird, while perched in the canopy of a small (1.5 metre tall) shrub in open bush on valley slope. Original analogue recording converted to digital. Recording modified slightly, using high pass and low pass filtering, as well as slight amplification.

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Along gravel road in well wooded area. Until two or three years ago, this was a very scarce bird in this area. Now found with ease.

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Watch a short video about the birds of Santa Ambuleia: https://youtu.be/Kd5InLhaa6I

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Singing from the top of a low bush in valley scrub.

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Single bird singing from dense bushveld. Initially sang from within but soon worked its way out onto a semi-open branch from where it sang undisturbed for a prolonged period of time.

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