calls from a pair of birds skulking low in dense, waist high vegetation not far above treeline. Thanks to Ken Behrens for help with the identification.

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Habitat: primary montane forest.

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No modification. Open farmland outside Echuya Forest Reserve. No exact coordinates.

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calling in riverine forest understorey

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I think this Cinnamon Bracken Warbler however another bradypterus type warbler, possibly Evergreen Forest Warbler, was also seen in the same area. Neither bird were calling when seen - see the other two cuts from the same location - XC113442 & XC113443

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Bird not seen and sound at the time chalked up to 'odd sounding insect'. Appears in recordings immediately before and after song XC315575 was recorded, and is surely the ratchet call for this species. Pitch (variable by location) is 3KHz higher than XC69866 but otherwise a clean match. Known in only very few populations eg. XC69866, LNS49657 and LNS1563 and not present in other Kenyan birds as far as I know. Birds here not racially assigned.

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I think this Cinnamon Bracken Warbler however another bradypterus type warbler, possibly Evergreen Forest Warbler, was also seen in the same area. Neither bird were calling when seen - see the other two cuts from the same location. see XC113441 & XC113442

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No modification. Along the trail towards Mt. Sabinyo, no exact coordinates.

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