Single male which responded to playback and came pretty close (<30 feet). The skies were heavily overcast and it threatened to rain any moment. The bird was in the vicinity for a good 10 mins.

bird-seen:yes

playback-used:yes

Calls of a male sitting on an open branch on the slope some 20m below me

bird-seen:yes

playback-used:yes

It was just after sunset at 4.30 pm and spent 30 minutes listening to delightful sounds of Mountain Bamboo Partridges and Rufous-throated partridges. Last birds to call were Blyth's Tragopan . There were calling from about 1500 ft above of us it seemed. But at least there were three or four birds. Called for about 5 minutes. This is one of the cuts.

bird-seen:no

playback-used:no

This particular call has not yet been featured on XC. It was given by a male during a short wing flapping display action. The situation has been documented on video as well (by Rofiqul Islam). The bird had originally be attracted by playback of song and calls of the species.

bird-seen:yes

playback-used:yes

It was just after sunset at 4.30 pm and spent 30 minutes listening to delightful sounds of Mountain Bamboo Partridges and Rufous-throated partridges. It was serenest moment in my life. Last birds to call were Blyth's Tragopan . There were calling from about 1500 ft above of us it seemed. But at least there were three or four birds. Called for about 5 minutes.

bird-seen:no

playback-used:no

two phrases of song of a bird about 30 m from recordist

wing flapping sounds produced when a male bird flew from the ground into a tree about 8 m above ground